Bernie Kerik and Jack Abramoff on “Club Fed.”

Did Remington Chase and Stefan Martirosian “orchestrate” a contract killing in Moscow?

In 1997, 8-year-old Chaneya Kelly reported that she had been raped by her father, Daryl Kelly, sending him to prison for up to 40 years. Since then, she’s wanted more than anything to take it back.

On Benjamin Murmelstein, the head of the council of elders at the Theresienstadt concentration camp.

A bungled operation in Honduras and the enduring ineffectiveness of America’s war on drugs.

The rise of automatic number plate recognition and its real-world consequences.

Eleven members of an Australian rugby club traveled to Bali. After a bomb went off at a nightclub, only five of them made it home.

How a 20-something made millions as an e-commerce hustler.

A journey through America’s convoluted gun laws.

He murdered his parents. Then he threw a party.

Investigating the unsolved murder of Malcolm X’s grandson.

The case of a teenager who didn’t kill his classmates—but talked about it.

An investigation into the family of the accused Boston Marathon bombers.

In 1980 a convicted con-man named Melvin Weinberg was sent by the FBI to offers bribes to U.S. Congressmen on behalf of a phony Arab sheik. The Abscam, short for ‘Abdul Scam’, sting brought down for several representatives, but longtime politician John Murtha narrowly avoided offering a bribe on camera.

The search for a disgraced ex-LAPD officer bent on killing his former colleagues and their families.

A dispatch from Camden, “America’s most desperate town.”

“When I was fourteen, I had a relationship with my eighth grade history teacher. People called me a victim. They called him a villain. But it’s more complicated than that.”

Why one man made it his mission to kill 60 known sex offenders.

On the criminalization of nondisclosure.

The conspiracy theories surrounding the 1931 death of Hitler’s niece and object of affection.

The death of a Russian dissident and how radioactive poison became a tool of assassins.

An interview with a Mexican-born American attorney who defended and eventually smuggled for the cartels in the ’90s.

Investigating an astrophysicist’s sudden death at an isolated resesarch base in Antarctica.

Manson at 79: in poor health and walking with a cane, obsessed with Vincent Bugliosi, willing to talk at length with a reporter for the first time in years, and visited every weekend by a 25-year-old woman he calls Star.

In 1985, a lost 22-year-old wrote a letter to a Manson girl-turned-model prisoner, asking for advice on conquering his demons. Then they fell in love.