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A dead broke Florida man wins a $30 million lottery, and everyone he knows comes after him for a handout. He turns to his best friend to help him manage his money, but that's when things went sideways for these BFFs.

At a school for at-risk youth in Illinois, Sarah Kolb rules the hallways. She takes new student Adrianne Reynolds under her wing, showing her the ropes and introducing her to the popular crowd.

Any time best friends turn on each other, it's a tragedy--years of love and trust swept away in a moment of anger, jealousy, or greed. But some cases are so shocking that nobody sees them coming.

Two West Virginia girls, best friends since third grade, turn on each other when a third girl transforms their solid duo into an unstable trio. When one of the girls goes missing, police focus in on her BFF and eventually prove that she's the killer.

Two best friends, steeped in the California "goth" culture are split apart by a dark, charismatic teen who holds sway over both of them. The teens' obsession with the dark side goes too far, and one of the BFFs is murdered.

Can guys and girls ever really be best friends? It's a question Alphonze Fitzhugh and Britani Coberly hear many times--and they always shrug it off.

A young woman is abducted at knifepoint and sexually assaulted. A farmer rips his own hand off to escape from a combine harvester. And a 14-year-old girl is left for dead at her home after having her throat slit.

A terrified mother is abducted in broad daylight and assaulted by a man who threatens to shoot her baby. A plane crash into Lake Huron leaves a man swimming for a his life 17 miles from shore.

A 16-year-old girl is abducted and assaulted by two gunmen. A deer hunter must drag himself up a dry creek bed for help after falling from a tree and breaking both his legs.

A young mother is attacked and strangled by a man she meets at a party. A snowmobiler survives a series of avalanches but loses eight of his friends. A 14-year-old boy and his best friend are attacked by a 17-year-old who cuts their throats.

Strange events are afoot across New Orleans, as the first responders must treat a stabbing and a dog bite on Bourbon Street, a pregnant woman in distress, and an overturned vehicle that could go from bad to worse.

Swat officers J. and Alley come face-to-face with the violence in the city after a high-speed chase turns into a shootout with their suspect.

It's the week of Mardi Gras and it's the busiest time of year for our first responders. Working the parade route comes with its own challenges and unique cases.

Emergency medical responders on the New Orleans night shift race to save victims of a drive-by shooting and a serious car accident, all against the backdrop of the continuing pandemic.

EMS responders face an unpredictable night of crises, including a violent facial attack, a high school football injury, and a heroin addict's emotional vow to get clean.

It's an emotional night on the Nightwatch in New Orleans as one EMS officer tells his partner that this is their last night on the job. Meanwhile, it's a tough night in a different way for the fire fighters as the group responds.

The legendary French Quarter takes center stage for a busy night of EMT action, as the technicians treat multiple unconscious patients, a young woman assaulted at a party, and a car accident featuring a victim with a tragic backstory.

After a quiet beginning of the evening, multiple calls virtually explode across the radio at once--and the alarming code heard is for "Officer Shot."

Every night, the members of the Nightwatch in New Orleans are reminded in new ways to be thankful for what they have.

EMS first responders keep their cool and maintain their spirits as they face a series of challenges across New Orleans, including a shooting and stabbing victim and a woman whose slot machine experience takes a bizarre turn.

A strange Mardi Gras sees the cancellation of traditional parades--but not the end of emergencies, as the EMT crew responds to a vehicle-streetcar collision, a motorcycle accident, a house fire, and potential cardiac arrest.

In the city of New Orleans, police officers, fire fighters, and emergency medical technicians working the overnight shift answer as many as a thousand emergency calls every night.