Shu'aib Abdur-Raheem was one of the four gunmen whose botched robbery of a Brooklyn gun store in 1973 triggered a 47-hour siege that is examined by the new documentary, "Hold Your Fire."
As shown in the new documentary "Hold Your Fire," Shu’aib Raheem, Dawud A. Rahman, Yusef Abdallah Almussadig and Salih Ali Abdullah tried to steal guns from a Brooklyn sporting goods store in January 1973 but became wrapped up in a days-long hostage situation with police.
Harvey Schlossberg, the police psychologist see in the new documentary "Hold Your Fire," helped shift the way that hostage situations are handled by the NYPD.
Paul Holes' memoir "Unmasked: My Life Solving America's Cold Cases" focuses on the many criminal investigations he's worked on, as well his own personal journey.
Paul Holes' memoir "Unmasked: My Life Solving America's Cold Cases" takes a dive into his work solving crimes, including investigating the Laci Peterson and Jaycee Dugard cases.
"Run, Bambi, Run" examines the life of Laurie "Bambi" Bembenek, who was convicted of murdering her husband's former wife — a case that started a nationwide movement in her favor.
Singer and actress Kristin Chenoweth revisits her Oklahoma hometown to uncover what happened to three young girls who were brutally murdered at a Girl Scout camp she was also supposed to attend in 1977.
Jacoba Ballard, who is featured in Netflix's "Our Father," is one of the many biological children of Dr. Donald Cline, a former fertility doctor who used his own semen to impregnate patients without their knowledge.
Dr. Donald Cline was accused of impregnating dozens of his patients with his own semen without their consent, a story revisited in Netflix's "Our Father."
