Real Stories Videos
William Cornick killed teacher Anne Maguire in 2014. Lorraine Thorpe and Paul Clarke murdered Rosalyn Hunt in 2009. James Fairweather killed two in 2009. Kim Edwards and Lucas Markham killed their mother and sister in 2016. Joshua Davies murdered his girlfriend in 2013. A teenage gang killed Sean McHugh at a laundrette in 2013.
John Wilson killed 17-year-old Michelle Stewart after a 6-week stalking campaign following her breakup. His obsession led to a frenzied attack that resulted in her death. The offender received a 12-year sentence, and her family advocates for Michelle's Law to prevent similar crimes.
On June 25, 2009, Michael Jackson died of acute propofol and benzodiazepine intoxication at his home. His physician, Conrad Murray, administered CPR but could not revive him. The Los Angeles County Coroner classified the death as homicide in August 2009. Murray was charged with involuntary manslaughter in 2011, served two years of a four-year sentence, and was released early. Three detectives involved in the investigation are featured in the documentary.
Kim Cattrall seeks to unravel her grandfather George Baugh's 1940s disappearance, which left his family in limbo. With limited clues, including a 1980s newspaper reference, she investigates alongside her mother and aunts, who lack detailed memories or visuals of him. The search culminates in a revealing, emotionally charged resolution.
A documentary explores youth perspectives on gun and knife crime in London, Manchester, and Bradford, examining motivations like territory and revenge, weapon accessibility, and policy impacts. It highlights young men's experiences with violence, the role of perceived threats, and potential solutions, offering an intimate view of urban youth challenges.
Sam Cooke, the influential black pop star and civil rights activist, was fatally shot at 33 in a South Los Angeles motel. Known for hits like "Wonderful World" and "Chain Gang," his death remains shrouded in mystery, with unresolved questions about the circumstances surrounding his murder.
Leonard Thomas Lake: The Boneyard Monster examines the life and crimes of Leonard Thomas Lake and his accomplice, Charles Ng, whose criminal partnership was responsible for a series of kidnappings, murders, and other violent offences in California during the 1980s. The documentary explores the investigation that followed Lake's arrest and...
Liam Payne's death in Buenos Aires sparked an investigation into his struggles with substance abuse, anxiety, and industry pressures. The case highlights expert analysis of his mental health challenges, untreated addiction, and the toxic environment of celebrity fame, alongside accounts of his final hours and warning signs.
In 2015, Chicago recorded 468 murders, predominantly affecting young African-American men. Investigating gun violence and police brutality, Reggie Yates found that most killings stemmed from young black men in impoverished neighborhoods, highlighting systemic issues beyond law enforcement actions.
A Surrey schoolgirl's disappearance and a complex debt dispute are explored, revealing challenges in legal outcomes for property developers and debt collectors.
A documentary series follows debt collector Joseph in Sydney's western suburbs, examining societal pressures and personal struggles within a crime-prone area. Directed by David Ratner, it offers insight into financial hardship and the complexities of debt collection in Australia.
Canada's Grand Valley Institution houses women in shared living spaces, emphasizing a female-friendly environment. The documentary profiles three women over 50, highlighting their struggles with parole delays, faith-based resilience, and advocacy for prison rights, while critiquing systemic challenges without idealizing their experiences.