Mexican justice system

Netflix docuseries about four men sentenced to 50 years for a 2015 kidnapping in Tabasco, Mexico, after a minor traffic collision — and the fight that freed them.

Netflix docuseries covering the Zona Divas femicides: five women murdered in Mexico City between 2017–2018, linked to an online escort and sex-trafficking network.

Netflix documentary series about the Cassez-Vallarta kidnapping case in Mexico: a French woman convicted, a staged arrest, and a justice scandal that fractured Mexico-France relations.

Netflix documentary series about the Florence Cassez–Israel Vallarta kidnapping affair in Mexico, a judicially and diplomatically explosive case first exposed in 2005.

Archivo Negro: Sombras del Crimen is a ViX anthology documentary series covering five real high-impact criminal cases from Mexico City and its metropolitan area, including serial femicide.

On September 26, 2014, municipal police in Iguala, Guerrero, Mexico abducted 43 students from the Raúl Isidro Burgos Rural Teachers' College after commandeering buses for a protest. A decade later, the case remains largely unresolved, with mounting evidence of state involvement and systematic cover-up.

The Arellano-Félix family built one of Mexico's most violent drug trafficking organizations, the Tijuana Cartel, responsible for thousands of deaths including the 1992 Christine nightclub massacre in Guadalajara that claimed the lives of three journalists.