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Who Killed Malcolm X? is a Netflix documentary series investigating the 1965 murder of civil-rights leader Malcolm X at Harlem's Audubon Ballroom and whether the men convicted were truly guilty.

Netflix docuseries covering the 2012 murder and dismemberment of São Paulo executive Marcos Matsunaga, allegedly committed by his wife Elize, featuring her first-ever on-camera interview.

Netflix docuseries about the murder of Heidi Paz Bulnes in Madrid and the conviction of Spanish chef César Román, known as 'the King of Cachopo,' sentenced to 15 years in 2021.

The House of Suh is a 2010 documentary film about the 1993 Chicago murder of nightclub owner Robert O'Dubaine, allegedly orchestrated by his fiancée Catherine Suh and carried out by her teenage brother Andrew.

Robert Durst was a real estate heir convicted of murdering Susan Berman in 2000, acquitted of killing Morris Black in 2001, and suspected in his wife's 1982 disappearance.

Pamela Smart orchestrated her husband's 1990 murder through her teenage lover in New Hampshire's first televised trial, receiving life without parole.

Danny Casolaro, a journalist investigating a vast conspiracy he called 'the Octopus,' was found dead in a West Virginia motel bathtub in 1991 under circumstances disputed to this day.

The Sandy Hook defamation cases are civil lawsuits against conspiracy theorist Alex Jones for falsely claiming the 2012 school shooting was a hoax, resulting in $1.4 billion in damages.

The Charles Stuart case is a 1989 Boston murder in which Charles Stuart shot his pregnant wife Carol and falsely blamed a Black gunman, triggering a citywide racial panic.

Detlev Karsten Rohwedder, chairman of the Treuhand agency, was killed by RAF terrorists at his home in Düsseldorf on 1 April 1991. The assassination was the most high-profile terrorist attack in Germany in decades. His murder was never fully solved.

Grave Line Tours takes visitors through Charles Manson's Los Angeles, exploring the city through criminal stories from its darkest past. The tours cover Manson Family murder sites and locations tied to the Black Dahlia case. Active tours are available in 2026.

On 28 February 1986, Sweden's prime minister was shot dead on an open street in Stockholm. Today, visitors can retrace the killer's exact escape route step by step.

Petra Fehre, a 24-year-old German woman, died in July 2002 during a trekking expedition on the Inca Trail in Peru. Her death was officially attributed to altitude sickness, but circumstances surrounding the incident raised questions about both accident and potential negligence, leaving the case unresolved.

Jens Söring was convicted in 1986 of murdering the parents of an American judge in Virginia. The validity of his conviction was subsequently called into serious doubt. After 33 years in an American prison, he was released and deported to Germany in 2019.

Between 2000 and 2007, the far-right terror group National Socialist Underground killed nine migrants and one police officer across Germany. Police suspected the victims' families instead of recognizing the obvious racist motive.

In 2023, German activist Lina E. was convicted of membership in a left-extremist criminal association based in Dresden. The case centred on a series of violent attacks against right-wing individuals and property in Saxony between 2015 and 2019. The verdict sparked a wide debate in Germany about the boundaries between political activism and organised violence.

On December 7, 2022, German police carried out one of the country's largest coordinated raid operations in recent memory, arresting 25 people suspected of plotting a violent coup against the German state under the name Patriotische Union.

Walter Lübcke, a prominent German CDU politician and regional council chairman in Hessen, was shot and killed on his terrace in June 2019. His far-right extremist killer, Stephan Ernst, was motivated by hatred of the government's refugee policy. The case exposed growing political violence and right-wing extremism in Germany.

Christian Gerhartsreiter was a German con artist who lived under more than twenty false identities across the United States for three decades, most notably as Clark Rockefeller, a purported member of the famous Rockefeller family. In 2012, he was convicted of murdering John and Marlene Sohus in Los Altos Hills, California in 1985, crimes he had concealed through his elaborate web of fabricated identities.

Karl Denke, a seemingly pious church organist in Münsterberg, Germany, murdered at least 30 people between 1903 and 1924. His crimes included cannibalism and selling human flesh as pork at local markets.