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Seung-Woo Yang documents the Korean Yakuza's world through photography and personal memories.
On November 25, 1989, Syvilla Humphrey shot her friend Urel Minx in the neck, leading to a murder charge and a 30-year prison sentence.
An Afghan woman fights for her rights under Sharia law in a Taliban courtroom.
In Chicago, Illinois, a millionaire's encounter with an exotic dancer leads to a web of secrets, while in Marion, Ohio, a missing wife raises suspicions among friends.
In 1992, South African police established an occult crime unit to investigate a rise in ritualistic murders linked to the use of human body parts for 'muti medicine.
A customer attempts to sell a four-foot by five-foot painting, prompting a debate among the Gold family about the value of his merchandise.
Cadets at Utah's Peace Officers Standards and Training facility undergo 16 weeks of training, including five days of intensive scenario exercises.
The trial of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi and Lamin Khalifah Fhimah for the 1988 Lockerbie bombing took place at Camp Zeist in the Netherlands, highlighting conflicting views on justice.
Ian, diagnosed with testicular cancer at 23 and later retroperitoneal sarcoma at 71, undergoes critical surgeries to remove a 7.5kg tumor.
More than 20 million people attended the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago, where H.H. Holmes lured two victims into his hotel before they vanished.
Craig performs keyhole surgery on 79-year-old John, who faces significant risks from an aneurysm and existing kidney issues, highlighting medical challenges.
A man with a stab wound to his leg attempts to take heroin while receiving medical attention from paramedics in the West Midlands.
A fall down a six-storey lift shaft leaves urban explorer Slippn with a broken back and a life-threatening injury during a risky climb in Sydney.
In July 2003, 21 Africans were arrested in London in connection with a murder linked to ritual practices, marking a significant development in the investigation.
17-year-old Benjamin Van Zandt is charged with felony arson, burglary, and grand larceny after starting a fire in an attempt to cope with his mental illness.
Amber Hilberling was sentenced to 25 years in prison for pushing her husband out of a 17th-floor window, claiming it was an accident.
The FBI's elite Special Agents reveal their secret tactics and operations in America.
Ana Trujillo, a former Coca-Cola executive and mother of two, serves a life sentence for fatally stabbing her boyfriend 25 times with her stiletto heel.
Asian immigrants in France face violence from gangs, highlighted by a murder in Aubervilliers.
Northampton police respond to an assault at a shelter for vulnerable adults, only to find the victim implicated in the theft of a Chicken Kiev.
A 67-year-old man named Walter suffers a head injury after falling while walking on a hillside one kilometer from the nearest road.
Dennis Allen, a notorious drug dealer in Melbourne, was linked to up to 13 murders, many of which occurred in his own residence.
Matilda Mary Devine, a notorious figure in Australia's criminal underworld, was a brothel madam and leader of the razor gangs, convicted over 200 times for various crimes.
Stewart John Regan, a notorious figure in Australia's criminal history, escalated from animal cruelty in childhood to murder and extortion as an adult.
Baarle-Hertog and Baarle-Nassau illustrate the complexities of cross-border jurisdiction in Belgium and the Netherlands amid a police investigation into a murder.
A diver faces the reality of never diving again after a dangerous encounter with the bends.
A mother grapples with guilt after her son kills another boy, reflecting on their struggles.
Donna Anderson's relationship with Australian businessman James Montgomery reveals his multiple marriages and financial deceit, leading to her realization of his bigamy.
Bill Thomas became South Yorkshire's first Black policeman in 1981, facing racism within the police force while tasked with protecting fascist protesters.
Celeste Beard-Johnson was sentenced to life in prison for the 2003 murder of her husband, a millionaire worth over $12 million.
A man breaks his neck during a chaotic vehicle repossession in Lizard Lick, North Carolina, as tensions rise between Bobby and a rival.
A young working student in an unnamed city finds a stranger dead in her bathtub after noticing suspicious activity in her apartment.
Bowe Bergdahl has been a prisoner of war in Afghanistan for over four years, leaving his father, Bob, with an empty place in his heart each day.
In August 2000, Sussex police spot a mysterious light in the skies above Brighton.
750 yen is reported stolen during a police response to a property dispute in Northampton, revealing multiple crimes linked to the incident.
Eight members of the public compete on a remote Scottish island to solve a fictional murder case for a £50,000 prize.
Spurgeon Root has spent 20 years in North Central Regina, helping gang members like Lester find a way out of crime and violence.
Over 1,000 children are sexually abused every day in the UK, prompting individuals like Jo to take action against online predators.
Yuriy and Max, Russian street kids, face dangers of prostitution and crime after being cheated of childhood.
In Los Angeles, a psychic detective visits the crime scene of the Tate murders, revealing unsettling visions linked to the tragic events.
A total of $51 was the target of a botched robbery that left two men dead in a community center boiler room.
Roman Polanski's controversial statements about his relationships with young women highlight the ongoing societal issues surrounding child sexual abuse and the treatment of survivors.
Lewis Raymond Taylor's business is valued at $25 million, despite a violent past that includes multiple convictions and putting a man in a coma.
Corey Pegues made a thousand dollars in just a few hours at age 13 while selling drugs during the crack epidemic in New York City.
Sixty-one-year-old Mark Weiner was arrested after a two-year investigation into the trafficking of women to brothels in Cheltenham and beyond.
Police whistle-blower 'Fox' exposes systemic corruption within the Met Police, detailing misconduct and cover-ups involving officers and serious crimes.
Counterfeit products cost American businesses more than $200 billion a year and result in the loss of 750,000 jobs, according to the FBI.
A couple faces life changes after a tragedy that alters their daily routines and emotional well-being.
