Real Crime Videos
Fraud impacts individuals and insurers, with 10% of insurance claims being fraudulent, costing up to $30 billion annually and raising premiums. Fraud Squad TV interviews victims and experts, using dramatizations to educate viewers on scam prevention.
Pierre Gill was accused of assaulting a 14-year-old boy in the woods behind a high school. Despite his criminal record and appearance, authorities initially believed the boy's account, leading to Gill's 9-month prison sentence. However, police later discovered the boy's story was fabricated.
Notorious criminal organizations led by figures like John Gotti, Maurice Boucher, Salvatore Riina, and Pablo Escobar engaged in racketeering and drug trafficking, generating millions. Investigators view these activities as a war against criminality, highlighting the scale and danger of their operations.
Jordan Belfort's pump-and-dump scheme at Stratton Oakmont led to SEC exposure. Raj Rajaratnam's insider trading was uncovered via FBI wiretaps. The Duke lacrosse case involved false accusations against players, resulting in a DA's disbarment. Sue Sachdeva embezzled millions from Koss Corporation. Kim Woo-Choong's fraud caused Daewoo's collapse.
The disappearance of a young woman sparked a nationwide manhunt for a serial killer skilled in disguise. Real FBI cases, involving reenactments and interviews, highlight the investigation's complexity and the offender's ability to evade detection, underscoring the challenges faced by law enforcement in such sensitive cases.
A taxi driver is stabbed and murdered in cold blood with no witnesses, making the case difficult to solve. Forensic science is used to analyze evidence and reconstruct the crime scene, aiding in identifying the offender.
In August 1984, the son of a Miami real estate developer was kidnapped in front of his father's business. The father received a $3 million ransom demand from a self-proclaimed terrorist, leading to FBI involvement.
In 2011, four adults in Kidwelly, Wales were convicted of multiple sex offences against children and young adults, labeled as a Satanic and paedophile cult. Separately, Matthew Pyke and his girlfriend Joanna faced harassment from an internet user, David, who made unannounced visits to their home.
Tracie Andrews stabbed her fiancé 42 times, then falsely accused a fictional road rage attacker. The case is featured in a true crime series exploring criminal psychology and accountability.
Israel's military trains elite cyber intelligence units, shaping global cybersecurity strategies through advanced technical and operational expertise. Their operations influence international security dynamics and counterterrorism efforts worldwide.
In 1970, Richard McCoy, a former Green Beret, hijacked a 727, demanding ransom and supplies, mirroring the DB Cooper case. The FBI pursued him, leading to his arrest via a tip. A tie clasp linked him to Cooper. After escaping prison with Marvin Wells, McCoy engaged in bank robberies, culminating in an FBI confrontation. The incident prompted aviation safety reforms to prevent mid-air exits.
Dahmer: The Blood Curling Story of the Milwaukee Cannibal profiles Jeffrey Dahmer and the murders that terrorized Milwaukee between 1978 and 1991. It examines his victims, the investigation, and the crimes that earned him a place among America's most notorious serial killers.