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Sam Little murdered 93 women over 35 years, primarily targeting vulnerable individuals across 19 states before being linked to the crimes in 2012.
In 2008, John McAfee purchased a beach home in Belize, where his behavior included armed guards and a steady stream of teenage girls.
Anna Lund was struck at least 65 times before being shot, with the gunshot wounds concealed by the brutal beating to mislead investigators.
Murder Island features a police interviewer's insights on catching murder suspects on Channel 4.
Nearly 3,000 people lost their lives on September 11, 2001, as hijacked planes struck key targets across the United States.
Maria Licciardi, known as The Godmother, takes over the Naples mafia amid chaos and evasion.
Hundreds of emails flooded in after a call-out on Instagram for Little T's next music video, reflecting his growing popularity in the grime scene.
Six to nine people were targeted for murder each day during a three-week shooting spree in Washington, D.C., led by John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo.
Bonnybridge, Scotland, is a UFO hotspot with sightings of howling crafts and cigar-shaped vehicles.
The Municipal Police ambush normalista students on Juan Alvarez Street in Mexico, leading to 43 disappearances.
Melissa Eagleshield, a 43-year-old indigenous woman, has been missing since October 5, 2014, with no arrests made in her case.
In Mexico, drug cartels engage in dangerous operations, including the unusual practice of keeping tigers, as explored by filmmaker Ben Zand.
Rita Crundwell, the former controller of Dixon, Illinois, embezzled $53 million, orchestrating the largest municipal fraud in U.S. history.
Mary Jo Buttafuoco's life was irrevocably changed after a teenager shot her at her Long Island home, revealing a web of betrayal and survival.
Three meters of snow piled on top of a snowboarder during an avalanche, forcing him to fight for breath and create an air pocket to survive.
A young man recounts being shot nine times after leaving a party in Chicago's South Shore neighborhood, reflecting on the violence that surrounds him.
Rebecca Hawk's relationship with Matthew Cox leads to a life of identity theft and mortgage fraud, resulting in both facing federal prison time.
Rabbit sells cocaine to high-profile clients while working as a stripper in the US.
More than a dozen women infected by Charles Ssenyonga have come forward since his trial, with two others having died of AIDS.
Sayfur suffers with seizures and his wife supports him in A&E, showcasing their strong bond.
David Smith witnesses Edward Evans' murder by Ian Brady, aiding in the capture of Myra Hindley.
Two armed robberies occur in 15 minutes as boys aged 12 and 13 in Naples form gangs and seek respect through crime and violence.
More than 100 TikTok creators, all with prison experience, gather in rural Pennsylvania to share their stories and create content about life behind bars.
A customer confronts staff about a pair of fake earrings, leading to a heated exchange in a Detroit pawn shop facing financial troubles.
On July 22, 1933, oil tycoon Charles Urschel was kidnapped from his home in Oklahoma City by a gang led by George Kelly Barnes, known as Machine Gun Kelly.
The catfisher used more than 60 fake accounts over eight years to manipulate Kirat Assi into a deceptive online relationship.
Diver Jared Leisek helps families find missing loved ones underwater using high-tech equipment.
Two or three car thieves can steal a vehicle in under two minutes, using self-made keys known as a criminal's friend in Soweto's gang culture.
On December 11, 1978, a gang of thieves stole approximately $5 million in cash and $800,000 in jewelry from a luxury airline hangar at JFK Airport.
Four major police investigations and two reviews have failed to solve the 1987 murder of private investigator Daniel Morgan, who was found with an axe in his head.
A young German grifter in America adopts multiple identities and commits a series of murders, impacting numerous victims in the criminal underworld.
Ray Denning, a former prisoner and informer, died under mysterious circumstances shortly after exposing prisoner abuse and being released from jail.
Lucas's experiences in A&E highlight the impact of chronic health issues on personal growth, set against the backdrop of Britain's busy emergency departments.
In Uganda, Betty Nanozi fights back against her late husband's adult children who robbed her and threatened her son, with support from the International Justice Mission.
Social media platforms like TikTok are exploited by people smugglers to promote illegal migration across the English Channel, charging up to €4,000 per person.
Harold Peterson shot four family members in October 2002, leaving 10-year-old Nicole Bester as the sole survivor of the tragedy.
In August 1999, Tony Martin shot and killed an intruder in his home, igniting a national debate in the UK over self-defense laws.
Highway police manhunt for a suspect raises questions about their effectiveness and technology.
According to the UN, up to 80 percent of Nigerian women arriving in Europe become victims of human trafficking orchestrated by criminal gangs.
Jama Mosley's high-stakes world of crime unfolds in dramatic undercover drug ops.
Michael K. Williams investigates underground gambling and addiction in American culture.
Kalief Browder, arrested at 16, spent three years on Rikers Island before charges were dismissed, enduring multiple assaults during his detention.
In Waco, Texas, the 1993 ATF raid on the Branch Davidians escalated into the longest shootout in American law enforcement history, resulting in multiple fatalities.
Chelsea and George seek a threesome to address past infidelity and relationship boundaries.
Kall Narula, a con artist posing as a prince, orchestrates a deadly scam that culminates in murder, revealing the dark consequences of his fraudulent lifestyle.
Eighteen detainees have been killed at Pelican Bay Prison since it opened, five of them shot by prison guards.
Fraud Squad highlights real fraud victims and expert tips to avoid scams in a dramatic format.
Only 400 of the 10,000 prisoners at Buchenwald survived the death march as they awaited liberation by American soldiers on April 11, 1945.
