Investigative Reports offers an update on the current debate about the JFK assassination.
Investigative Reports explores the Watergate incident offering interviews with law-enforcement officials and theories on the involvement of John Dean.
Investigative Reports examines the 12-year killing spree of Russian serial killer Andrei Chikatilo
Investigative Reports examines Senator Edward Kennedy's role in the 1969 car accident that resulted in the death of Mary Jo Kopechne.
They're emerging, host Bill Kurtis says, "as one of the greatest threats of the next millennium." Included: speculation on biological-warfare scenarios; a look at various types of biological weapons; a history of germ warfare and efforts to control it.
Like no other program ever made, THE UNDERBOSS is a behind-the-scenes, no-holds-barred look at life in the Mob. Philip Leonetti grew up in the Mafia. The nephew of Philadelphia Godfather Nicky Scarfo, Leonetti rose through the ranks to "Underboss," second-in-command of one of America's most powerful organized crime families. But when he was arrested for the murder of his best friend, he chose to help the authorities in their case against other mobsters. Now in the Witness Protection Program, Leonetti reveals the details of a life in crime. Learn the incredible story of the all-out mob war he helped wage it went on until "there was no one left to kill" and how the mob was able to elect their own hand-picked candidate mayor of Atlantic City. And meet the men who brought him to justice and helped break up the organization Leonetti had served for so long. It is a saga of blood, betrayal and brutality a riveting look at the deepest secrets of the Mafia.
An in-depth look at the modern operations of the FBI in New York City. Explores cases about espionage, counter-terrorism, organized crine, large drug operations, high-tech crime and kidnappers.
Dr. Dorothy Lewis is a professor of psychiatry at Yale University and New York's Bellevue Hospital, known for her pioneering research on the cause of violence. Her theories about violence are based on human stories and brain research that focuses on head injuries, brain damage and child abuse. The program follows Dr. Lewis through the murder cases of Arthur Shawcross and Terrance Wainwright. The psychiatrist for the prosecution is Dr. Park Dietz, Dr. Lewis's archrival, who has provided testimony opposing Lewis's views in a number of trials.
A report on the Threat Assessment Group's psychological study of the Columbine tragedy. Included: what motivated teens Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold to go on their rampage; 12 warning signs of potential mass murder.
A detailed account of the final 102 minutes of the World Trade Center tells of those who perished and those who narrowly escaped.