Real Crime Videos
Troubled youths playing Dungeons and Dragons convinced they needed to sacrifice a victim to their evil god, leading to a criminal act. The offenders were apprehended following an investigation into their actions.
In 2000, a suicide bombing damaged the USS Cole in Yemen, killing 17 sailors. The FBI and CIA identified Al-Qaeda, deploying a task force to locate the cell. After John O'Neal's death on 9/11, post-9/11 cooperation enabled a drone strike targeting Abu Ali al-Harati, marking the first lethal drone attack outside a declared battlefield.
A state trooper was shot during a traffic stop of a van. Officers apprehended the suspect and alerted ATF after discovering weapons in the vehicle.
A new true crime podcast explores the FBI's crime laboratory, allowing listeners to solve cases as lead detectives. Produced by New Dominion and licensed to Little Dot Studios, the series provides behind-the-scenes insights into forensic investigations without specific case details.
A serial bomber targeted legal figures, killing Judge Robert Vance and attorney Robbie Robinson over five years. Forensic analysis linked the mail bombs to a 1972 device built by Walter Leroy Moody, whose revenge motive against the courts led to his identification as the offender.
The FBI's crime laboratory provides insights into forensic analysis and investigative processes. It highlights the role of forensic science in criminal investigations, emphasizing evidence collection, testing, and analysis. The content is licensed by New Dominion to Little Dot Studios.
In 1996, political extremists robbed a Washington bank twice, using homemade bombs and precise escapes. The FBI identified them as part of a secretive organization.
Hannah Sabata robbed a bank and faced arrest after boasting online. Sam Waksal's insider trading tied to Martha Stewart's scandal. Jordan Belfort and Raj Rajaratnam were convicted for stock fraud, with Raj's crimes exposed via wiretaps. A judge's rulings drew controversy. A Canadian Mountie's actions led to tragedy, while Anthony Carleo's Bellagio heist failed. Each case highlights criminal recklessness and consequences.
In 1996, the Atlanta Olympic Park bombing, a domestic terrorist attack, killed 11 and injured over 100. Investigators initially focused on a suspect but later uncovered links to subsequent bombings at an abortion clinic and a gay nightclub. Law enforcement identified the perpetrator through critical clues, revealing a broader conspiracy driven by extreme ideologies.
The FBI Files S3 offers insight into the FBI's crime laboratory operations, licensed from New Dominion to Little Dot Studios. The series includes segments detailing forensic investigations, case analyses, and procedural techniques used in criminal inquiries.
In 1969, Charles Manson led a hippie group in California's desert, manipulating followers to kill actress Sharon Tate. His control over the group made it one of the most notorious cults in history.
A film blends romance and investigative journalism to examine Qatar's 2022 World Cup bid and its role in exposing FIFA's governance scandals.