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Ashley Thomason was interrogated regarding her boyfriend's murder, which she only learned about years later. The case involved uncovering his criminal past and the circumstances leading to his arrest. Investigators focused on his actions and her unawareness of his crimes until the incident surfaced.
Illegal gambling fuels a billion-dollar shadow economy in Asia, devastating individuals and communities. A documentary series explores this crisis, highlighting criminal networks across the region, including syndicates and organized crime groups, while detailing their impact on society. The series received critical acclaim for its investigative coverage.
Alexander Litvinenko's death in London in 2006 triggered an international investigation linking his poisoning to Russian intelligence, leading to the identification of key suspects and a covert manhunt that implicated high-level Kremlin figures.
Following a severe crime in South Korea, police targeted victims with harassment, prompting public outrage. As justice remained unaddressed, citizens sought retribution, highlighting systemic failures and community-driven responses.
Tim Atahan's bank robbery escalated into a hostage crisis involving over 100 police officers. Forensic criminologist Dr. Zanthi Mallet examines his psychological tactics, revealing insights into his calculated approach during the high-stakes confrontation.
In November 2014, 30-year-old Tiffany Jackson Pugh was murdered in Atlanta, Georgia. Her husband, Andre Pugh, and Adrian Harley were indicted in 2016 on malice murder, felony murder, and other charges. Pugh was convicted in 2018 and sentenced to life imprisonment without parole. His appeal was denied in 2023. Harley also received a life sentence.
Cuban inmates at Atlanta Federal Prison began setting fires, prompting the FBI to negotiate with hostile prisoners. Investigators, including forensic experts, worked to unravel the mystery behind the incidents.
The Eastbound Strangler case remains unsolved, involving multiple murders in Atlantic City. Investigators M. William Phelps and John Kelly explore cold cases, using profiling and witness interviews to analyze evidence and potential links to other crimes, highlighting ongoing efforts to identify the offender.
Robert Napper, known as The Plumbstead Ripper, was convicted of two murders, but estimates suggest his victim count is significantly higher, with ongoing debates about the true scale of his criminal activities.
A young woman's body was found in a garbage bin, prompting investigators to track down her last known companion, Ryan Waller. His attempts to mislead authorities failed, resulting in his arrest.
A surveillance video allegedly shows 19-year-old Ezekiel Guerrero attempting to abduct a bikini-clad barista at a Lakewood, Washington, Bikini Barista stand through a drive-through window around 2 a.m., resulting in his arrest by police.
The episode explores cases of lethal relationships, including a husband murdered by his wife's lover and a cunning plot to kill a devoted spouse. Inside Crime, hosted by Leila McKinnon and Garner Clancey, examines Australia's brutal crimes through police footage, interviews, and expert analysis, revealing motivations and investigations behind these tragic events.