Episode 22 – Distrust: Deadly Viruses & a Disgruntled Employee
Episode 21 – Unaccountable: Unremorseful Attacks and Swift Deaths
Episode 20 – Unexplained: Savage Slaying & Mysterious Deaths
-, FRANCE: (FILES) – Undated picture released in 2006 by Elisabeth Borrel, showing her husband French judge Bernard Borrel posing with their children. The two judges investigating the possible murder of Borrel in 1995 in the tiny Red Sea Djibouti state, attempted a search at the Elysee palace, 02 May 2007. The two judges were stopped today by military police from making a search at the French president residency in Paris. AFP PHOTO / FAMILLE BORREL (Photo credit should read -/AFP via Getty Images)
Elisabeth Borrel (2ndR), widow of French judge Bernard Borrel, whose half-charred body was found in a ravine 19 October 1995 some 80 kilometres (50 miles) outside Djibouti, listens to her lawyer Laurent De Caunes (L), flanked by her second lawyer Olivier Morice (R), during a press conference, 13 June 2007 in Paris. Elisabeth Borrel asked today French President Nicolas Sarkozy to ensure respect for judicial independence in the inquiry about her husband’s death. AFP PHOTO MIGUEL MEDINA (Photo credit should read MIGUEL MEDINA/AFP via Getty Images)
The wife of the witness in the case of the death of French judge Bernard Borrel, Asmae Abdelkadous (L), and the son of the witness, Moncef Mohamed Saleh, hold on September 2, 2013 in Brussels a picture and the Belgian passport of Mohamed Saleh Alhoumekani, who was arrested in Yemen last week. Yemeni-Belgian national Alhoumekani is the main witness in the case of Borrel, who was found murdered in Djibouti in 1995. His family and lawyer are calling upon the Belgian foreign minister to take diplomatic action and have Alhoumekani released. AFP PHOTO / BELGA / LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ – BELGIUM OUT – (Photo credit should read LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ/AFP via Getty Images)
Djibouti, DJIBOUTI: Djibouti President Ismail Omar Guelleh gestures 14 November 2006 during an interview with AFP in Djibouti. Ismail Omar Guelleh on Tuesday said the 1995 death of French judge Bernard Borrel was suicide sparked by a diplomatic row between Paris and its former colony. Guelleh said nobody knew the reason why Borrel, whose charred remains were found clad only in a T-shirt and underpants in a ravine near the capital with an apparent gunshot wound to the head, committed suicide. AFP PHOTO/MARCO LONGARI (Photo credit should read MARCO LONGARI/AFP via Getty Images)
Episode 19 – No Mercy: Wives with Vendettas & an Abducted Activist
Sheffra Dzamara, wife of activist Itai Dzamara, holds a photo of her husband as her 2 year old daughter looks up, and speaks to the Associated Press in Harare, Tuesday March 8, 2016, on the commemoration of International Women’s Day. Dzamara is pleading for the return of her activist husband Itai Dzamara who was abducted by suspected state security agents one year ago. (AP Photo)
Episode 18 – Horrid: A Killer Wife and Cut Throat Men
Episode 17- More Than Meets the Eye: Suspicious Spouses and Jungle Justice
Episode 16 – Vulnerable: Mass and Strange Killings
People with children run for safety as armed police hunt gunmen who went on a shooting spree at Westgate shopping centre in Nairobi, September 21, 2013. The gunmen stormed the shopping mall in Nairobi on Saturday killing at least 20 people in what Kenya’s government said could be a terrorist attack, and sending scores fleeing into shops, a cinema and onto the streets in search of safety. Sporadic gun shots could be heard hours after the assault started as soldiers surrounded the mall and police and soldiers combed the building, hunting down the attackers shop by shop. Some local television stations reported hostages had been taken, but there was no official confirmation. REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic (KENYA – Tags: CIVIL UNREST) – RTX13TKM
Episode 15- Unprovoked: The Defenseless Ones
Episode 14- Unwarranted Attacks: Serial Killer, Rebels & Terrorists
Crime At Our Roots 