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In August 1975, Typhoon Nina unleashed relentless rain across central China. Then, the unthinkable happened.
The Banqiao Dam gave way.
A massive wall of water tore through the communities below, sweeping away homes, villages and lives. But Banqiao was only the beginning. As dams downstream began to fail, the disaster spiralled into one of the deadliest flood cat...
In October 2006, a 28-year-old Mongolian woman vanished without a trace in Malaysia. It took weeks and persistent questioning before investigators would make a horrifying discovery in a secluded forest; fragments of her remains, scattered after her body had apparently been blown apart with explosives.
Her name was Altantuya Shaariibuu, and her murder would unravel a sc...
In October 2006, a 28-year-old Mongolian woman vanished without a trace in Malaysia. It took weeks and persistent questioning before investigators would make a horrifying discovery in a secluded forest; fragments of her remains, scattered after her body had apparently been blown apart with explosives.
Her name was Altantuya Shaariibuu, and her murder would unravel a sc...
It's a quiet morning in the Wisconsin woods in November 2004. A group of hunters head out for what should have been an ordinary day during deer season. But before noon, a confrontation over a hunting stand would leave six people dead and two others critically wounded.
At the centre of it all was Chai Soua Vang, an Hmong immigrant and experienced hunter who cla...
It's a quiet morning in the Wisconsin woods in November 2004. A group of hunters head out for what should have been an ordinary day during deer season. But before noon, a confrontation over a hunting stand would leave six people dead and two others critically wounded.
At the centre of it all was Chai Soua Vang, an Hmong immigrant and experienced hunter who claimed that...