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Northern Beaches police arrested a P-plater after using CCTV to catch them stealing scotch fillet, then addressing a noise complaint at a rowdy party. The incident unfolded during a broader operation involving drug checks, traffic stops, and youth party shutdowns.

A 47-year-old woman died after an IV treatment at a Texas medspa, leading to criminal charges against the owner and medical director, including murder. The case highlights alleged dangerous practices and a lengthy investigation.

Prosecutors have subpoenaed a year’s medical records of former D-1 cheerleader Laken Snelling, accused of giving birth and hiding the baby’s body in her apartment closet. She faces charges of abuse of a corpse, tampering with evidence, and concealing a birth, all while under electronic monitoring and awaiting a grand jury decision on potential manslaughter or murder charges.

A documentary examines six medical professionals convicted of serial murders, detailing their crimes, psychological profiles, and the investigative processes that led to their convictions. The focus remains on their offenses and the legal proceedings surrounding their cases.

Chris Packham, an autistic broadcaster, explores his lifelong experiences with Asperger's Syndrome, including social challenges and sensory overload. Living with his dog and partner, he grapples with relationship difficulties and reflects on his undiagnosed youth. He investigates treatments in the U.S. that aim to eliminate autistic traits, while considering whether his condition has shaped his identity.

Archaeologists examining a medieval skeleton from Lewis found weapon trauma and re-dated remains, challenging previous assumptions about the site's historical context. Discoveries included mass graves, a Saxon town, and an execution site, revealing a complex history of conflict and administration.

A documentary follows filmmaker Layla Wright as she explores the political right's growing movement in conservative U.S. states. She interacts with women embracing anti-feminist, pro-gun, and anti-immigrant ideologies, joining protests and events to examine their perspectives within a male-dominated, often violent movement.

A documentary examines the lives of women incarcerated at the Western Massachusetts Regional Women's Correctional Centre, highlighting their challenges in balancing family obligations with criminal pasts and the psychological effects of imprisonment.

Life On Lockdown is a prison documentary series focusing on inmates often overlooked, featuring teens in detention and adults in maximum security prisons. It explores diverse experiences within correctional systems.

Sir Trevor McDonald visits two Indiana maximum-security prisons, meeting death-row inmates and women serving life sentences. The visit highlights the experiences of those incarcerated, focusing on their circumstances and the justice system's role.

In the 1960s, Manchester's Quality Street Gang emerged, named after an advert depicting stylish men entering a pub. The gang famously drove the Kray brothers out of the city when they attempted to expand their criminal empire, establishing their dominance in local organized crime.

Mary Yoder and Alan Morgan are accused of their 4-year-old son Judah Morgan's death on October 11, 2021. LaPorte, Indiana police interrogated them the same day, revealing a hostile environment and claims of victim-blaming during the investigation.