Anita Wooldridge was found missing from her Indiana home, prompting detectives to suspect she was abducted by a man linked to her fitness center. The investigation focuses on identifying the offender and determining the circumstances of her abduction.
From War to Wisdom explores combat veterans' experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan, detailing their wartime challenges and post-war struggles. The film portrays their journey from battle to civilian life, highlighting both hardship and resilience without taking sides on the war itself.
Post-Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans faced severe retail recovery challenges, with only a third of businesses reopened and less than half in poorer areas recovering. This shortage of local services contributed to population decline, raising questions about whether independent retailers could outlast corporate chains and restore the city’s economic independence.
Wade Robson and James Safechuck pursued civil lawsuits against Michael Jackson’s companies, alleging they enabled child sexual abuse. Their cases faced dismissal and reversal in California courts, with a 2026 trial pending. The documentary details their legal battles, emotional toll, and revelations from LAPD investigations into Jackson’s past.
The 2011 Norway attacks in Oslo and Utøya left widespread devastation, with survivors recounting the events through exclusive footage and personal accounts. The documentary details the chaos, heroism, and community resilience amid the tragedy, emphasizing the impact of extremism and the path to healing.
Surviving Ted Bundy shifts the focus from the killer to the women who survived his attacks, sharing their firsthand accounts of the assaults, the investigations that followed, and their long journey toward recovery.
Reggie Yates spent seven days in Bexar County Jail, Texas, living among inmates to explore life in the state’s correctional system. Texas houses the largest U.S. inmate population, reflecting the country’s high incarceration rates and raising questions about the systemic impact of mass imprisonment.
"Surviving The Hill" examines the U.S. drug epidemic through Stephen Hill's advocacy for treatment over incarceration, featuring government officials, law enforcement, and personal recovery stories from those in recovery.
Paramedics faced critical incidents including stab wounds, sepsis, and cardiac arrests, responding with air ambulance deployments and rapid trauma care. They navigated split-second decisions, homeless patient assistance, and elderly emergencies, emphasizing high-pressure, life-saving interventions in diverse emergency scenarios.
Surviving the Serial Killer shifts the focus from Ted Bundy to the people who survived his attacks and the lasting impact of his crimes. The documentary examines their experiences, recovery, and the importance of remembering the victims behind one of America's most notorious serial murder cases.
"48 Hours" investigates crime and justice cases, focusing on survivors and offenders. Since 1988, it has explored high-profile cases, contributed to exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals, and helped solve cold cases, impacting lives through investigative journalism.
In 2013, Bruce McArthur was questioned about missing men, including Abdul Basid Fzy. A 2016 survivor encounter highlighted his evasion. The 2017 disappearance of Andrew Kinsman intensified scrutiny, with a 2018 garden discovery linking to the case. Despite evidence, the trial remained unresolved, leaving unresolved questions about McArthur's crimes.