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A dead body found outside a church in the United States leads detectives to investigate a complex case involving sex, drugs, and community ties.
A mother struggles with her daughter Crystal's rebellious behavior in a Puerto Rican neighborhood.
120 people are dedicated to targeting Julian Assange and WikiLeaks within the U.S. defense intelligence community and military.
Unseen footage highlights the 2021 shooting of activist Sasha Johnson in Peckham, Britain.
Two weeks after Les collapses, Seth and Ashley manage the store, facing chaotic customer interactions and staffing challenges.
A 16-year-old girl woke up unclothed in a basement after attending a party where she was raped by two football players, raising questions about victim credibility.
A 6-year-old girl in Madhya Pradesh was raped by a neighbor, illustrating the pervasive issue of sexual violence against minors in India.
Los Angeles car chases captivate Angelenos, blending unpredictability with local culture.
Mary discusses her head injury and prioritizing her career over marriage after suffering a fall.
Fawziyah Javed uses her legal skills to build a case against her violent husband, Kashif Anwar.
Families in El Salvador face isolation and grief after mass arrests of men accused of gang ties.
Simon shares his story after being rushed to A&E from a mountain biking accident.
Seven weeks of memoir writing workshops at a notorious jail allow inmates to reflect on their pasts and express themselves through writing.
Ronny suffers an injury when his cousin Johnny mishandles a repossession, leading to chaos and a confrontation with local authorities.
At 16, Reginald spent six years at Rikers, including three years in solitary confinement, which left him struggling with PTSD and anger.
Jenny fears another heart attack after suffering one weeks earlier while in A&E.
Zak Bagans uses a thermal gun to investigate the second floor of a museum, where the spirits of criminals are said to linger.
A 67-page draft opinion by Justice Samuel Alito seeks to overturn Roe v.
Alice Levine helps choose a wig for Alexander's AI synthetic wife in this Louis Theroux series.
Since 2011, at least 19 states have adopted bail reform policies, but rising crime rates have led to calls for rolling back these reforms.
Nearly 40% of New Jersey's jail population in 2013 was held solely because they could not meet bail requirements.
A man describes his wife's attempt to shoot him during a 911 call, saying, "I got the gun away from her," before the line goes dead.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi initiates an impeachment inquiry into President Trump over Ukraine.
Gallup data shows that for over 30 years, Americans have believed crime is increasing, even as actual crime rates have declined.
Each year, about 2.8 million Americans die, with around half a million bodies undergoing forensic autopsies to investigate suspicious circumstances.
At 13 years old, a hitman recounts his first killing, forced to shoot a kneeling man after being told he was being put on a cartel's payroll.
A 2009 report by the National Academy of Sciences found that many forensic scientists do not meet essential scientific standards.
A gangster boss locks enemies in a prison to fight for a 10 million dollar prize.
Jena Friedman highlights America's obsession with true crime and its impact on women.
Justin Bieber appears in court for DUI and resisting arrest, facing a $2,500 bond.
Four percent of people sentenced to death are estimated to be innocent, raising concerns about the validity of the death penalty in America.
President Obama granted clemency to 46 nonviolent drug offenders, the most in a single day since the 1960s, bringing his total to 89 commutations.
Sheila Davalloo, convicted of murdering Anna Lisa Raymundo, speaks publicly for the first time in 14 years during an interview with Piers Morgan.
Alex Henriquez, a businessman sentenced to 75 years for a series of murders including that of 10-year-old Jessica Guzman, maintains his innocence in an interview with Piers Morgan.
Montana police officers struggle to recall the First Amendment during a tense interaction, reflecting broader issues of accountability in law enforcement.
Twenty-nine convictions have been overturned through DNA testing due to false confessions, revealing the risks of relying on admissions of guilt in court.
Approximately 6,000 low-level drug offenders are released from federal prison due to changes in mandatory minimum sentences, marking the largest one-time release in history.
Nearly 95 percent of cases brought by prosecutors end with defendants pleading guilty, often without a trial or jury involvement.
Officers fired 32 shots during a raid that killed Breonna Taylor, yet no indictments have been made against them for her death.
Ron Burgundy claims to have solved the Zodiac Killer case by identifying Ted Cruz as the suspect, blending humor with serious allegations on his podcast.
The host humorously critiques Dateline and crime shows while discussing Matt and societal perceptions.
There are more than 3,000 Sheriffs in the United States, overseeing about 25 percent of local law enforcement officers in their counties.
Sophie Turner shares her passion for criminology and desire to become a detective.
A 6,700-page Senate Intelligence Committee report details the CIA's detention and interrogation program, which many officials, including former CIA director Porter Goss, have not read.
Donald Trump and his businesses have been involved in at least 3,500 lawsuits over three decades, a number that exceeds the entire catalog of legal dramas.
Celebrities race to solve a murder mystery while engaging in various activities at a country house.
A 1981 training video illustrates the long-standing issue of workplace sexual harassment, which John Oliver critiques through humor and current events.
Lamar Johnson was convicted of murder in 1995, despite receiving a letter from one of the real killers stating he was innocent.
