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The case of Gloria Choi's murder, discussed in a podcast by "48 Hours" correspondents, examines the investigation into her death and the complexities surrounding the crime. The podcast highlights the challenges in solving the case and the broader implications of the investigation.

A true crime documentary series examines criminal psychology through expert analysis of real cases, focusing on offender motives and investigative techniques. Led by former FBI profiler Candice DeLong, it explores psychological profiles and behavioral patterns to understand violent crimes.

How Infamous Serial Killer Dr. Harold Shipman Covered Up His Murders examines how Harold Shipman concealed a decades-long series of patient murders while maintaining the reputation of a trusted family doctor. The documentary explores his methods of deception, the failures that allowed him to evade suspicion, and the investigation that...

Japan’s justice system faces criticism for its high conviction rate, with prosecutors winning 99% of cases. Practices like prolonged interrogations and limited legal representation, termed "hostage justice," raise concerns about fairness and due process, exemplified by the high-profile Carlos Ghosn case, which highlighted risks of wrongful convictions and spurred calls for reform.

On 22 May 2013, Fusilier Lee Rigby was killed in London by attackers who filmed their act and remained to confront police. The incident exposed delays in armed response and raised questions about MI5’s awareness of the perpetrators, radicalization of suspects, media coverage of the attack, and its role in fueling a national far-right movement.

Mohamed Al Fayed exploited his wealth and influence to sexually abuse multiple victims over years, shielding himself through a network of corrupt police and Harrods officials. Cheska Hill-Wood, a former Harrods employee and survivor, details how he groomed victims and evaded prosecution. The case raises questions about systemic complicity and whether perpetrators will face justice.