Real Crime Videos

Operation Gothic Serpent was a 1993 U.S. military mission in Mogadishu aimed at capturing warlords. The raid turned chaotic when two Black Hawk helicopters were downed, leading to a prolonged battle and significant casualties. The mission resulted in heavy U.S. losses and marked a turning point in the Somali conflict.
In the 1910s, George Smith murdered multiple wives. A revolutionary pathologist employed pioneering forensic methods to identify key evidence, leading to his conviction.
In December 1995, serial killer Peter Moore was charged with the murder of four men in North Wales, admitting to nearly 50 violent and brutal attacks on defenseless men between 1975 and 1995.
Professional pirates in Southeast Asia target massive tankers, escalating into life-threatening hostage situations for crews. A critically acclaimed series investigates Asian criminal networks, including these pirates, Filipino assassins, Mongolian pimps, and Taiwanese syndicates, highlighting their operations and earning awards for direction and editing.
The body of a young woman was discovered on the edge of the Lorette River. Authorities are investigating the crime scene to determine the circumstances of her death and the victim's identity.
Byron Chubbik, a serial bank robber in Albuquerque, evaded capture for years despite dye packs and eyewitnesses until his wife identified him. After a 2000 standoff and escape, authorities launched a manhunt, leading to his recapture. Meanwhile, the FBI linked FALN bombings in NYC and Chicago to a Bronx retailer, using fingerprints and surveillance to arrest activists like William Morales, revealing a domestic terror network.
Austrian authorities are investigating their first serial killer case, seeking FBI assistance. The main suspect is Jack Unterweger, a renowned Austrian writer admired by the public. FBI cases are presented via reenactments and interviews due to their sensitive nature.
Two teenagers discovered a hidden bunker, providing law enforcement their first lead on a elusive bank robber who had evaded capture for over a decade. The suspect, linked to numerous heists, was renowned for his meticulous planning and taunting FBI agents, framing bank robbery as a strategic career and intellectual challenge.
The CIA's 1967 mission to capture Che Guevara in Bolivia involved agent Félix Rodríguez, tasked with bringing him alive due to his anti-American views. Newly released documents reveal the operation's true story, detailing the covert efforts to apprehend the revolutionary.
Dartmouth professors Susanne and Half Zantop were found murdered in their home with no forced entry. The FBI Behavioral Science Unit investigated the crime to determine the circumstances.
A serial killer was sentenced to life in prison in 2012 for murdering two men and two police officers. The case involved a series of violent crimes, leading to his conviction and long-term incarceration.
The Green River case, involving 60-80 victims over 20 years, remains one of the most unusual US crimes. The lead detective recalled discovering bodies along the riverbank, highlighting the prolonged investigation and challenges in identifying offenders.