Raphael Rowe speaks to Crime+Investigation about his new show, 'British Injustice with Raphael Rowe'

What makes a criminal? Why are some people more likely to offend than others?

When many hardened criminals are herded together and made to share a roof, that building becomes an incredibly perilous place to be…

How vicious, corrupt or just plain cruel wardens abused their position in the most horrific of ways…

The story of the 1962 Alcatraz escape still manages to captivate the world over half a century later and still remains an enduring mystery.

There are currently just 12 inmates serving entire life sentences: Who are they? | Image: Shutterstock

To be guilty of a crime, you don’t need to have actually committed it, just to have helped the thing take place.

"At times I feel like I deserve forgiveness, that I'm redeemable..."

Bad things are going to happen when you lead a criminal lifestyle and you have a loaded gun

"I never meant for her to get hurt. I loved her."