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QAnon's conspiracy theories significantly influence voters, potentially leading to a new political party driven by misinformation. An investigation explores the movement's structure, identifying key figures and grassroots supporters, while examining its impact on Western politics and societal trust.
Organized crime groups led by John Gotti, Maurice Boucher, Salvatore Riina, and Pablo Escobar generate millions through racketeering and trafficking. Investigators face a complex war against these structured criminal enterprises, which pose significant challenges beyond mere criminality.
Police investigate the brutal murder of a recent widower in North Dakota, finding evidence of the suspect's desperate plan. A man in Cleveland, Ohio, commits multiple murders as revenge on women who harmed him. A triple homicide in New Orleans leaves puzzling clues for investigators. Law enforcement in Southern California hunts a serial killer preying on elderly women, aided by a survivor's description.
John Wayne Gacy, a Chicago businessman and community leader, was convicted for torturing and murdering multiple young men. He lured victims to his home, subjected them to violence, and hid bodies in a basement. Police discovered a mass grave beneath his home during an investigation, leading to his arrest and exposure as a serial killer who concealed his crimes within his public persona.
Jason Freeman, linked genetically to Charles Manson, seeks closure by entering California State Prison with insiders to explore Spahn Ranch secrets and conflicting narratives surrounding the Helter Skelter murders.
The series examines how high-profile killers like Ted Bundy, Scott Peterson, and Joran van der Sloot gained global notoriety through media coverage. It combines real accounts from jurors, reporters, and experts with dramatized reenactments to analyze the public fascination with their crimes and the media's role in amplifying their infamy.
In autumn 1980, Buffalo, New York, a serial killer targeted African-American men, murdering three in 36 hours via sniper attacks. The FBI joined the investigation, but the discovery of two mutilated taxi drivers raised questions about multiple killers. Racial tensions and fear gripped the community as authorities struggled to solve the case.
The program explores the histories of notorious American gangsters Bonnie & Clyde, Al Capone, and John Dillinger, detailing their criminal activities, rise to infamy, and eventual fates during the Prohibition era.
In late 1990, Gainesville, Florida, experienced a series of brutal murders over 72 hours, shocking the community and overwhelming investigators with the graphic nature of the crime scenes. Law enforcement struggled to address public fear and demands for justice as gun stores emptied amid widespread panic.
In October 1995, a South Carolina family was taken hostage during a meticulously planned bank robbery. Authorities identified two perpetrators but failed to apprehend the mastermind, highlighting challenges in the investigation. The case is featured in FBI Files S5 EP9.
An American Airlines flight attendant vanished during a layover in Medellín, Colombia, sparking an international search. Authorities link his last known associates to robberies involving scopolamine, a drug dubbed "devil’s breath," raising concerns about his fate. Investigators and his family race to uncover the truth amid urgent inquiries.
A wealthy American real estate developer was fatally shot outside a Belize luxury resort in a targeted attack. Police link his killing to two prior murders, suggesting a possible criminal connection, though no further details have been disclosed.