Real Crime Videos
Handwriting analysts are increasingly utilized in criminal profiling and verifying suicide note authenticity, employing forensic techniques to support investigations by analyzing handwriting patterns and contextual clues.
Investigators used forensic techniques to solve Brenda Dalton's mysterious death, uncover a high-stakes art forgery, and track a serial rapist targeting a local park, demonstrating the critical role of forensic evidence in these cases.
Broadmoor Hospital, established 150 years ago, has historically housed dangerous criminals. Recently, it granted unprecedented TV access for a five-year project, filmed over nine months, to showcase its treatment and rehabilitation processes, marking a shift from long-term incarceration to therapeutic care.
Chicago's Organised Drug Enforcement Task Force investigated the El Rukn gang, targeting one of the largest heroin and cocaine operations linked to the group. The task force aimed to dismantle the gang's drug trafficking activities.
In July 1997, three individuals were fatally shot at a Georgetown coffee shop. Investigators found no immediate suspect or clear motive, leaving the case unresolved as a potential hate crime, robbery gone wrong, or premeditated vengeance.
Salvadoran refugees fleeing civil war faced new dangers in Los Angeles, where MS-13 emerged as a transnational gang employing guerrilla tactics and machete attacks to assert dominance and instill fear in communities. The group's violent operations highlight the transition from rural conflict to urban criminality.
The FBI Files investigates cases including the World Trade Center attacks, the Unabomber Ted Kaczynski, and the murders of Chaney, Goodman, and Schwerner. It also covers cases involving Buck Duane Walker, Stephanie Sterns, Kirby Anthony, Thomas Dillion, George Gwaltney, and Richard Allen Davis, along with Caleb D. Hughes.
Chemists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's Forensic Science Center are developing advanced techniques to detect and identify individuals who use poisons, enhancing investigative capabilities in criminal cases involving toxic substances.
In 1999, Mandy Power, her two daughters, and her mother were murdered in Clydach. David Morris was convicted twice but faces scrutiny over inconsistent alibis, a gold chain linked to the crime, and potential police bias. Overlooked suspects and evidence mishandling fueled public doubt, with calls for a forensic review and accusations of conspiracy, leaving unresolved questions about justice.
Glasgow's razor gangs engaged in deadly conflicts, intertwined with the intense rivalry between Celtic and Rangers football clubs, shaping the city's social identity.
A former hit man, Luke, is released from prison and offered a deal by his former captor: kill the chief of the Central Bureau of Investigations to secure a large sum and a cleared criminal record, enabling his escape.
During a routine patrol, a deputy investigated a suspicious hand-off linked to synthetic marijuana. The suspect fled into traffic, prompting a high-speed foot chase across four lanes. The deputy, winded and calling for backup, cornered the man at a service station, where the confrontation unfolded amid escalating tension.