Ruja Ignatova is believed to have stolen at least €3.2 billion from OneCoin investors before disappearing on going on the run in 2017. Since then, everyone from the FBI and German police to former victims and criminal gangs have been trying to find her. It was even claiming she had was murdered at sea. In this film, we debunk that rumour and reveal what happened to some of the OneCoin money. Is Ruja Ignatova still alive and residing in South Africa?
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On May 14, 2024, a prison convoy was ambushed at the Incarville tollbooth in northern France. The target was Mohammed Amra, a repeat offender involved in drug trafficking. This investigation delves into the development of a pocket of extreme, drug-related violence in France.
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A wave of gang violence and shootings in Sweden has taken everyone by surprise. The country now has one of the highest per capita rates of gun violence in the EU, with young teenagers being recruited as hitmen in ongoing gang wars. How did it come to this?
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Together with 'Sweden's Criminal Gangs: Segregation', these two special episodes of the Emmy-Award winning series 'Point of No Return' explore the wave of gang violence and shootings in Sweden that has taken everyone by surprise.
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Together with 'Sweden's Criminal Gangs: Teen Hitmen, these two special episodes of the Emmy-Award winning series 'Point of No Return' explore the wave of gang violence and shootings in Sweden that has taken everyone by surprise.
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Long considered a haven of peace in Latin America, Ecuador today is facing an unprecedented wave of violence. Prison riots, hostage-taking on live television and homicides by the thousands: the country is now in a ‘state of war’ against the narcos.
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Since the start of Operation Iron Sword, provoked by Hamas’ attack on Israel, life in Gaza has become apocalyptic.
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In Port-au-Prince, nearly three million people are living in the grips of all-out gang war. Gangs now control more than 80% of the city. Murders, kidnappings, gang rapes and fires are common and no end to the crisis seems in sight.
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We gained exclusive access to the world's biggest and toughest prison in El Salvador. Fifteen thousand prisoners are locked up here, most of whom will never leave alive.
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