S5.E5 ∙ Norma Duval

A homeless woman's daily in Iran.

The film is inspired by the story of Hao Wanzhong, a policeman in Ordos, Inner Mongolia. Following his career, through the inner workings of a modern Chinese police department in Inner Mongolia. While rising through the ranks Hao Wanzhong successfully solves difficult cases. His story carries us through vicious murders, corruption, and social unrest, against a backdrop of majestic winter landscapes, opulent cities and the raw industrial districts of this remote region of China. Hao's obsession with detective work leads to his meteoric rise from beat cop to district police chief, however his maniacal dedication comes at a cost, a cost to his family and ultimately leads to his death.

When a troubled teenager finds a way to unfetter his trouble and grief.

The story of William Palmer, the notorious 19th-century poisoner - or was he innocent?

The story about the shooting deaths of two Metro police officers that occurred in Nashville, Tn on a cold winter night in January 1968. Charles W. Thomasson and Officer Pete Johnson were violently gunned down by four members of the Black Panther Party. The story is told through the eye's of Thomasson's daughter, Kirsten Stewart, who was only 4 year's old when this incident happened, and by fellow police officers who were there when it happend.