Real Stories Videos
Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist and critic, was murdered inside the consulate in Istanbul in 2018. Turkish investigators uncovered evidence of a premeditated plan involving high-ranking officials. The incident sparked global condemnation, political tensions, and ongoing debates about accountability, journalism, and human rights.
On 17 October 2008, Paula Poolton went missing, her body found 11 days later in her car at a railway station. Roger Kearney, with whom she had an affair, was convicted of her murder despite no forensic evidence linking him. Louise Shorter’s documentary explores efforts to challenge his conviction through legal avenues, highlighting the rarity of overturned murder cases in the UK.
Bruno Bronn, a prominent Cape Town gay bar owner, was found strangled in his home after expressing concerns about his partner's mental health. Speculation about a hidden treasure in the property emerged, though the case remains unsolved, with no definitive explanation for his death.
The mother of two teenage girls was found dead in her bathtub, prompting Peel, Ontario police to reopen the case. New evidence has led investigators to reassess the circumstances surrounding her death, highlighting challenges in water-related crime investigations.
Sophie Lancaster, a young woman known for her unique style, was murdered in 2007 by a gang of five boys in Bacup. She and her boyfriend, both creative individuals, were attacked in a park on August 11, 2007.
John Battaglia, facing arrest for parole violation, spent his final hours with his daughters before being taken into custody. His wife called them, hearing them plead "no, daddy, don't!" followed by a gunshot, prompting her to urge them to run.
In October 1970, the Front de libération du Québec kidnapped Quebec Minister Pierre Laporte, sparking a major crisis. Fifty years later, Félix Rose seeks to understand his father and uncle's involvement in the incident.
Alina resides in Miami, where Cuban communities prepare to commemorate her father’s death, a event she hesitates to join despite her unresolved resentment toward him. Her journey through Miami and Cuba’s locations reveals her complex relationship with her past, including interactions with an ex-teacher, culminating in reflections on loss and national memory following Fidel Castro’s death.
Paul Hutchinson abducted and murdered Colette Aram in 1983. His arrest followed critical investigative errors, including misidentified evidence and flawed witness accounts, which ultimately led to his conviction.
Zade collapsed at school, suffering a severe brain bleed that led to her death despite medical efforts. Her parents donated her organs, saving multiple lives, including young children and a mother on dialysis, highlighting the impact of organ donation.
A comedian embarks on a solo 1,700-mile cross-country walk to film her first comedy special, confronting self-doubt, trauma from a past sexual assault, and bizarre encounters while navigating solitude and performing in dive bars.
Sam Vaknin, author of *Malignant Self Love*, voluntarily undergoes psychopathy testing to explore his self-identified narcissism. The process reveals ethical and personal challenges, including his wife’s doubts about his parenting and her sister’s belief she’s been brainwashed by his twelve-year relationship.