coercion and false imprisonment

Alabama Snake is an HBO Max documentary film about Pentecostal preacher Glenn Summerford, convicted of forcing his wife to be bitten by a rattlesnake in Scottsboro, Alabama, in 1991.

House of Hammer is an HBO Max docuseries covering the sexual-abuse and rape allegations against actor Armie Hammer, surfacing publicly in 2021, and the generational misconduct within his wealthy family.

A 3-part docuseries about Lawrence 'Larry' Ray, convicted in 2022 of sex trafficking, extortion, and racketeering after manipulating Sarah Lawrence College students for nearly a decade.

Dancing for the Devil is a Netflix docuseries about alleged cult leader Robert Shinn, his 7M Films talent agency, and accusations of coercive control, abuse, and exploitation of TikTok dancers.

Netflix docuseries about the Academy at Ivy Ridge, a New York boarding school accused of abusing teenagers between 2001 and 2009, directed by survivor Katherine Kubler.

Keith Raniere, founder of the self-help organization Nxivm, was convicted in June 2019 on all seven counts of racketeering, sex trafficking, and fraud. The Waterford, New York resident received a 120-year prison sentence in October 2020 for leading an enterprise that systematically victimized women.