Injustice and Murder: Inside Canada's Hidden Police Brutality Endemic

In this episode, life inside HMP Fost Hall reveals the complex reality facing some of Britain’s most troubled prisoners. With more than 300 women serving sentences ranging from shoplifting to murder, the prison takes a therapeutic approach to tackling the trauma that has shaped many of their lives. But for some prisoners, confronting the past is far harder than confronting life behind bars. Janine struggles with anger, drug use and painful memories as she takes part in a pioneering Healing Trauma course led by fellow prisoner Sonia. As the sessions force her to confront experiences she has spent years avoiding, her behaviour takes a dramatic turn. Meanwhile, Ruth's increasingly volatile behaviour sees her spend weeks in segregation, just days before she is due to be released. With accommodation difficult to secure and concerns about how she will cope outside prison, staff face difficult questions about rehabilitation, mental health and the challenges of release. From drugs and violence to trauma, rehabilitation and second chances, this episode offers an uncompromising look inside the lives of women trying to survive — and change

Inside Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea’s fast-growing capital, severe economic inequality fuels intense urban tensions. Police face off against notorious local gangs while communities navigate deep poverty, crime, and ongoing institutional challenges. Beneath the surface of the region's rapid development lies a complex reality where vulnerable populations bear the heaviest burden and local leadership struggles to maintain order. Directors: Alexandre Spalaikovitch, Guillaume Lhotellier

When 60-year-old Tom Rogers is brutally murdered while cycling home, police launch a desperate hunt for his killer. Detectives discover another stranger was violently attacked in the exact same underpass just seven weeks earlier, raising fears of a serial killer in the making. DNA evidence leads investigators to Jason Voong, whose disturbing internet searches reveal just how dangerous he had become. This true crime documentary follows the murder investigation, forensic breakthroughs and dramatic armed raid that finally brought the killer into custody.

Discover the shocking true story of Gurmail Singh, a beloved Huddersfield shopkeeper who was brutally murdered during a botched robbery by a violent teenage gang. Follow the gripping police investigation as detectives use CCTV, forensic evidence, and witness testimony to hunt down the killers. This true crime documentary explores one of Britain's most disturbing gang murder cases and the relentless pursuit of justice.

The shocking true story of Julie Hogg, whose body was hidden beneath a bathtub for three months in one of Britain's most infamous murder cases. Discover how killer Billy Dunlop evaded justice before a historic change to the UK's double jeopardy law finally brought him to justice. This gripping true crime documentary explores the investigation, the confession, and the relentless fight of Julie's mother, Anne Ming. From cold case breakthroughs to landmark legal history, this is one of Britain's most chilling murder investigations.

The Gallaudet University campus, a tranquil sanctuary for deaf students, was shattered by a series of gruesome murders. First, Eric Plunkett, a popular student, was found beaten to death, sending shockwaves through the community. Three months later, the same dorm became the scene of another horrific crime when student Ben Varnner was found stabbed to death. With a potential serial killer on the loose, the FBI was called in to help. The investigation uncovered clues leading to a single suspect. But the motive wasn't what anyone expected. This documentary tells the true story of how a seemingly peaceful campus was plagued by fear and how a meticulous investigation brought a cold-hearted killer to justice. It's a story of how appearances can be deceiving, and the truth is often far more complex than it seems.