I FBI:s arkiv

The FBI Files

Christopher Wilder utgav sig för att vara modefotograf och lockade kvinnor till sitt hem i Florida där han våldtog, torterade och dödade dem.

När en pojke och hans mamma kidnappades av en drogkartell arbetade agenterna på fältet för att tränga in i den hemlighetsfulla drogvärlden.

FBI:s laboratorier gör det möjligt för utredare och agenter att identifiera ett offer och fastställa vad hon gjorde innan hon dog.

När en korrupt lokal regering hindrar utredningen av ett dubbelmord går FBI in för att lösa fallet.

Några skurkaktiga poliser i Big Easy, som lockas av den lättförtjänta rikedomen i narkotikaindustrin, bryter mot de lagar de svurit att upprätthålla.

En man och hans sambo ger sig ut på en tre månader lång mordturné där åtta personer dör innan de grips av agenter.

I Wien, Österrike, letar utredare efter en sadistisk mördare som slår prostituerade och stryper dem med sina egna kläder.

Agenterna försöker gripa två misstänkta personer som är ansvariga för en brottsvåg i Miami, vilket leder till en av de blodigaste eldstriderna i FBI:s historia.

When three people were found murdered in their home, it appeared like a burglary gone awry. But a crime this horrific deserved a closer look.

FBI bedriver en landsomfattande jakt på en krypskytt som riktar in sig på afroamerikanska män utan att lämna några ledtrådar eller vittnen.

A mother and child are kidnapped a bystander is murdered. Violence such as this shattered a quiet Texas neighborhood and exposed a drug cartel that flourished where it was least expected.

She appeared on the highway in the spring, a young woman, her life cut short, her past and her identity a mystery. Only by finding out who she was could we ever hope to find her killer.

In the 1970s and 80s, people went to Alaska looking for a fresh start, to reinvent themselves, or to disappear for a while. Some of those disappearances weren't by choice.

En hemlig operation sätter stopp för den maffiarelaterade korruptionen i ett lugnt samhälle utanför Chicago som heter Willow Springs.

In a city awash in narcotics the drug lords have all the power even over the police. Corruption in New Orleans grew like cancer, eating away at public safety and threatening to destroy the city. Crooked cops break the laws they were sworn to uphold.

When the small community of Noel, Missouri discovered their bank was robbed, they're shocked. When the bank president turned up missing, they're outraged. And when clues began to surface the facts were more terrible than anyone could have guessed.

They swept through six states like a plague, thrill killers acting without rhyme or reason. They targeted adults and young girls, kidnapping, and murdering. And in their rampage, they left plenty of clues, but moving targets are the hardest to hit.

A woman and her infant son vanish. The husband is frantic. The clues are scarce, but hopes linger, even as the hours and days tick by without a word. Was she on the run, or the victim of foul play?

Willow Springs, Illinois, seemed like any other quiet Midwestern community. But it was really one of the most corrupt places in the nation. This tiny village, nestled just outside of Chicago, was in the hip pocket of organized crime.

In Miami, a gang of robbers targeted banks and armored cars. They carried assault weapons and weren't afraid to use them. They struck during the day, and sometimes twice a day. For awhile, they seemed unstoppable.

Beginning in 1990, Europe found itself in the clutches of a serial killer. He became an international outlaw, hopping from country to country to evade capture and to kill again.

When a sniper in Utah started targeting African-American men for death, authorities launched a massive investigation. With scant clues and no witnesses they found the odds stacked against them, and they had no idea where the killer would strike next.

When a family was murdered in Arkansas, it seemed like an isolated event. But soon the crime was revealed to be part of an ever-widening circle of violence that defined a new age of domestic terrorism.

In 1995, our nation's capital was also our nation's murder capital. Even the police weren't safe. While Washington, DC, law enforcement targeted criminals, the criminals targeted law enforcement, even gunning down officers on patrol.

In Buffalo, New York, a sniper targeted African-American men. He held a city hostage, and threatened to ignite a racial powder keg. And it looked like others might be following his bloody example.