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Lamar Johnson was convicted of murder in 1995, despite receiving a letter from one of the real killers stating he was innocent.
A teenage hacker steals $64 million, challenging the justice system and attracting the attention of cyber vigilantes in the world of cryptocurrency crime.
Oklahoma's 195th death row inmate, Donald Grant, is scheduled to be executed by lethal injection on January 27, 2022, at 10 a.m.
Nicholas was once kidnapped by a rival gang, who tortured him with a chainsaw before a phone call from Pablo secured his release.
A Ryanair flight is diverted to Minsk to arrest opposition blogger Roman Protasevich.
A miner reflects on the heavy cost of the 1984 strike, stating he lost his wife, children, and many friends due to his involvement.
North London gang members discuss knife crime and the Home Secretary's new prevention measures.
Sally Chapman recounts the tragic death of her son, William Chapman, who was shot by Portsmouth Police during a suspected shoplifting incident at Walmart.
Cleo Smith is found after 18 days missing, bringing relief to her family in Australia.
Several people have been killed in a firearms incident in Plymouth's Keyham area.
Ukraine takes advantage of the turmoil in Russia following the attempted coup.
In Britain's A&E departments, detectives and medical staff confront the realities of crime and its emotional toll on victims and their families.
True crime narratives highlight real murder cases and social injustices in Britain, featuring detectives and A&E departments addressing community impacts.
Mark Stone challenges Senator Ted Cruz on gun reform at a vigil for school shooting victims.
Britain's busiest A&E departments are captured around the clock, revealing the daily challenges faced by patients and staff in emergency care settings.
In Britain, detectives investigate real crimes and murder cases while addressing social injustices, with commentary from Kathy Burke on pressing issues.
Victims confront Brenton Tarrant, calling him a pathetic human being after the Christchurch attack.
At 10:30 PM, an intruder entered the room during a slumber party, brandishing a knife and abducting 12-year-old Polly Klaas.
Ten years of communication through glass ends with a first hug, marking a significant moment for a man recently released from death row.
Mexican forces capture Ovidio Guzman Lopez, son of El Chapo, amid violent clashes in Culiacan.
Mayday call audio from Flight 93 is analyzed by forensic investigator Ed Primo, revealing critical insights into the hijacking's final moments.
Detectives investigate a baby's severe injuries with parents denying wrongdoing in police custody.
Detective Ludka investigates a series of violent crimes in Nazi-era Berlin, uncovering a pattern.
A man assaults three women in Luton, prompting a swift police investigation and Facebook alerts.
A woman describes cleaning up after a suicide where a man shot his wife and sister-in-law before taking his own life, leaving a scene of devastation.
A mother in Gaza recounts the moment Israeli soldiers shot her children in front of her, illustrating the ongoing violence in the region.
Rodrigo Rosenberg, a Guatemalan lawyer, identified his alleged killers as the President and First Lady shortly before his assassination in 2011.
In Britain, detectives analyze real crime cases while highlighting the social injustices and emotional toll experienced in busy A&E departments.
Jenny experienced severe back pain and weakness in her arms, leading to a suspected heart attack just four months after the birth of her second child.
Kevin Spacey allegedly groped an actor at a press night after party, pulling him close and making an inappropriate gesture while whispering, "don't worry about it."
A 15-year-old facing threats from his father is imprisoned, raising questions about the appropriateness of adult incarceration for young offenders.
In Britain, police face challenges in addressing allegations of sexual assault amid concerns of corruption and public perception of their integrity.
An impromptu vigil at the Stonewall Inn gathers community members mourning the victims of the Orlando shooting and condemning the hate that targets LGBTQ+ individuals.
Aileen Wuornos is sentenced to death, doomed from childhood and portrayed by Charlize Theron.
Aileen murdered eight men and was executed in 2002, becoming America's first female serial killer.
Pilot Michel Asseline believes key evidence is missing in the Airbus crash investigation.
Investigators depend on missing audio to solve the mystery of Northwest Flight 255.
A reporter covering the ongoing crisis in Palestine experiences an emotional breakdown after being displaced, highlighting the dangers faced by journalists in conflict zones.
Alice Levine explores the intersection of crime and healthcare in Britain, highlighting real-life cases and social injustices faced by communities.
Four family members are tragically killed in a stabbing on Delaford Road in London.
Detectives investigate a domestic assault allegation as a suspect attempts to flee the scene, claiming he was only trying to remove the other person.
Neither Knox nor Sollecito attends the Meredith Kercher murder retrial in Florence.
Lyle and Stephanie Kercher discuss the reinstated guilty verdicts of Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito.
Last month, South Carolina lawmakers approve firing squad executions for death row inmates.
President Donald Trump plans to send troops to Mexico after nine Americans are murdered.
Richard Zuly's brutal tactics in Chicago lead to wrongful convictions and torture at Guantanamo Bay.
When a pilot makes an incomprehensible mistake, Human Factors Investigators analyze his decisions.
