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Myra Hindley, a key figure in the Moors Murders, attempts to shift blame onto Ian Brady in previously unseen prison letters while denying her role in Leslie Ann Downey's murder.
John Pappas and William Raja highlight K9 training and partnerships in New York City.
The Pentagon discusses UFO sightings, raising the tantalizing question of extraterrestrial life.
Alexey Navalny reveals details of his poisoning in a call with an FSB agent.
Lucy Letby is accused of murdering seven babies at the Countess of Chester Hospital.
Peter R. de Vries is shot in Amsterdam, prompting leaders to describe it as an attack on values.
Leaked security footage from Robb Elementary School during the Uvalde shooting shows police officers in the hallway for over an hour without taking action.
The Christchurch mosque shooting suspect is charged with murder following the mass shootings.
Search teams have used sonar technology worth £53,000 to locate Nicola Bulley in the river, but efforts have not yet produced results after nine days.
Lancashire police seek a witness in the search for missing dog walker Nicola Bulley.
Charlie Hedges discusses the investigation into Nicola Bulley's disappearance and public involvement.
Andrew Snowden announces an independent review into the Nicola Bulley case in Lancashire.
The search for missing Nicola Bulley moves to the River Wyre and Morecambe Bay coastline.
Nicholas's friends and partner Paul continue searching for missing Nicola Bulley in Lancashire.
Lancashire police find a body in River Wyre near Saint Michael's on February 19th.
The Lancashire Village community remains hopeful as they search for missing Nicola Bulley.
Peter Folding leads the search for missing Nicola Bulley near the river wire.
Peter Murrell, husband of Nicola Sturgeon, is arrested in a Scottish politics investigation.
KC monitors law enforcement scanners and chases breaking news stories across New York City, often working five to seven nights a week.
More than 30 people witnessed James Bulger being dragged away while he cried, yet no one intervened during the incident in 1993.
Barnaby Weber, a 19-year-old student, is identified as a victim of the Nottingham attacks.
Lucy Letby cries in court while denying accusations of murdering seven babies.
Investigative journalism can involve analyzing 11 million files to turn complex data into a coherent story that holds power accountable.
Odessa imposes a curfew amid fears of Russian attacks on the Ukrainian port city.
Detectives seek information on a black Audi Q3 linked to Olivia Pratt-Korbel's murder.
Police in England and Wales tackle rising knife crime in a week-long crackdown with Sky News.
A 720 million ton chunk of rock dislodged from Mount Toc triggers a catastrophic wave that destroys the town of Longarone and kills nearly 2,000 people.
A woman recalls feeling out of place at a football players' gathering, arriving in a tracksuit while others were dressed elegantly.
Ryan Gosling stars as an American drug dealer in Bangkok seeking revenge for his brother's murder.
OnlyFans has led to significant job loss for individuals in various sectors, highlighting the intersection of social media and employment challenges in modern society.
A man released after 20 years on death row confronts the complexities of freedom and the lasting effects of long-term incarceration.
Labour's attack ads against Rishi Sunak spark outrage over their tactics and messaging.
Over 100,000 people marched in The Hague to express solidarity with Gaza and advocate for freedom and justice for those affected by military occupation.
Popeye visits Pablo Escobar's tomb two or three times a month, accompanied by a cemetery guard who follows him at a distance.
Paddy Conroy reveals his family's rule over Newcastle and his eleven-year prison sentence.
Palestinian journalists in Gaza face life-threatening risks as they report on the ongoing conflict, striving to inform the world about the realities in the region.
Ramona Brandt, a first-time nonviolent drug offender, reflects on her 21 years in prison after receiving a commutation from President Barack Obama in 2015.
A family in Britain grapples with the emotional aftermath of their 13-year-old son's tragic death, highlighting the impact of crime and social injustices.
Francois Hollande announces military reinforcements and border closures after the Paris attacks.
In Paris, gunmen attacked the Charlie Hebdo magazine, killing 12 people and prompting a nationwide response against terrorism and heightened security concerns.
Zac Efron stars as a young doctor in Parkland, depicting JFK's assassination aftermath.
Around 140,000 teens in the UK carry knives, contributing to a rise in knife violence and fatal stabbings, with 262 deaths reported in 2024.
Blood spatter analysis reveals critical evidence in a brutal stabbing case, while exploring the complexities of romance fraud and hidden crime subcultures.
Boris Johnson faces calls to resign after a flat apology in the House of Commons.
Patty Hearst delivers a chilling eulogy for SLA members on Radio KPFK in 1974.
On April 15, 1974, Patty Hearst and her comrades stole $10,660.02 from the Sunset branch of the Hibernia Bank during a well-planned robbery.
Detroit sees a rise in private police squads led by Dale Brown's right vipers for community safety.
Two British women plead guilty to drug smuggling in Peru, hoping for reduced sentences.
