"Don't You Look Delicious!" & Other Twisted Crimes

A deep dive into the reality of São Paulo, exploring the war between the police and the PCC gang, the harsh life in the favelas, the plight of users in "Cracolândia," and the stories of those seeking a way out through sports and music.

A teenager’s fresh start turns into a nightmare of rumors, jealousy, and a shocking murder at Job Corps. Discover how gossip and lies fueled one of America’s most disturbing true crime cases. This video unpacks the tragic story of Colleen Slemmer, a bright 19-year-old who left home in 1994 to pursue her dreams at Job Corps in Knoxville, Tennessee. What should have been a path to success quickly spiraled into a toxic environment, fueled by relentless gossip, bullying, and a love triangle gone horribly wrong. As rumors about Colleen and her classmates Krista Pike and Tadaryl Shipp spread like wildfire, tensions exploded, leading to betrayal and, ultimately, a brutal, ritualistic killing that shocked the nation. We explore the chilling details of Colleen’s final months, from her struggles with bullying and accusations, to the eerie rumors of witchcraft and Satanic rituals on campus. The investigation peels back layers of drama, jealousy, and dark obsession, exposing how unchecked rumors and group dynamics can lead to real-life tragedy. If you’re fascinated by true crime, high school drama gone wrong, or want to understand

A drifter with many faces finally had a name: Paul John Knowles. What followed pulled in multiple states, agencies, and a survivor who lived to tell investigators what he said next. From a failed roadside abduction in Palm Beach to a hostage taken from a quiet West Palm Beach home, the investigation widens with a chilling find: record albums in Macon that link Knowles to a double homicide in Marlboro, Connecticut. As alerts blanket the Southeast, a gas station sighting in Lakeland points to a blue Ford and a Florida trooper suddenly riding in the back seat. Then comes a desperate run on Georgia back roads, a shattered roadblock, and a tense search through woods and farmhouses. The final twist involves secret audio tapes, a lawyer who won’t hand them over without a court order, and a last, high‑stakes ride to recover a crucial weapon.

High Court enforcement agents Paul Bohill, Steve Pinner and Ben Pinner face four emotionally charged evictions in this special episode of Can’t Pay? We’ll Take It Away! In Surrey, a mother makes the heartbreaking decision to evict her own son after he fails to pay rent for 18 months. In South London, a pregnant woman and her family face homelessness with nowhere to spend the night. Elsewhere, police are called when a vulnerable tenant refuses to leave, while another man must abandon the tiny, windowless room he has fought for nearly a year to keep. As rents rise and more tenants fall into debt, the agents must enforce the court’s orders while confronting the devastating human consequences of eviction.

In 1988, new light was shed on the mysterious death of a South Carolina farmer when a criminal confessed that two prominent community members hired him to commit murder.

For nearly two decades, a mysterious domestic terrorist terrorized America with a wave of untraceable, hand-crafted mail bombs targeting universities, airlines, and corporate executives. Known by the FBI code name UNABOM (University and Airline Bomber), the perpetrator left three people dead and wounded dozens more, baffling federal investigators for nearly 17 years. This episode follows the relentless FBI investigation that became one of the longest and most expensive manhunts in U.S. law enforcement history. Discover how forensic experts analyzed microscopic evidence, how the publication of the suspect's 35,000-word manifesto became a pivotal turning point, and how a crucial tip from the suspect's own brother ultimately led agents to a remote, off-the-grid cabin in Lincoln, Montana, where Theodore "Ted" Kaczynski was arrested. Episode Breakdown The Reign of Terror: The origin of the bombing campaign starting in 1978 and the escalation of homemade explosive devices sent through the U.S. Postal Service. The UNABOM Task Force: FBI agents, postal inspectors, and forensic scientists join forces to decipher the bomber's methods and motives. The Manifesto: The high-stakes decision by the FBI and Attorney General