At four in the morning on a Madrid summer night in 1977, teenage actress Sandra Mozarowsky fell from her fourth-floor balcony — and the autopsy disappeared from the police files.
He radioed for help against a violent motorist — minutes later he was found with his cap stuffed in his mouth, handcuffs on his wrist, and a bullet in his head, ruled a suicide.
He was the Croatian soldier who broke ranks to expose massacres of Serbian civilians — then a bomb beneath his garden gate ensured he would never speak in court.
A Brazilian mayor was kidnapped and shot eight times — then, one by one, seven people who knew what happened were found dead, and the investigation collapsed into silence.
A five-masted schooner ran aground on Diamond Shoals with her sails still set, dinner prepared on the stove, and not a single soul aboard — twelve men had vanished into the Atlantic without a trace.
The man who created Russia Today for Vladimir Putin was found battered to death in a luxury Washington hotel room the night before he was scheduled to meet with the FBI.
The singer who made 'I Fought the Law' a hit was found dead in his car, drenched in gasoline, bruised and broken — and the LAPD called it an accident without ever dusting for fingerprints.
A stranger rang the bell, handed over a blue envelope marked 'Paul,' and shot the young banker dead on his doorstep in the Scottish Highlands -- twenty years on, nobody has been charged.
A gunman walked into Marlene Garcia-Esperat's dining room, greeted her politely, and shot her in the head in front of her ten-year-old son — the government officials she had exposed were never convicted.
Surveillance cameras captured a two-year-old girl struck by two vehicles in a Foshan hardware market while eighteen people walked past her broken body — only a scrap collector stopped.
He drifted across America for two decades, killing in at least ten states, and confessed to over seventy murders — but investigators confirmed only a handful, leaving dozens of potential victims in permanent limbo.
A twenty-two-year-old woman was pulled into a red car on a Tucuman street corner in 2002 and swallowed by a sex trafficking network that stretches across Argentina -- she has never been found.