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Flora Jessop was born at the bottom of an oppressive hierarchy established by the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, or the FLDS. Growing up in Colorado City, Arizona, she suffered greatly at the hands of her father. A torment of sexual, physical, and psychological abuse. As she grows, she begins to speak out against these injustices, but at a cost. Under the constant scrutiny of her family and a group of violent men nicknamed "The God Squad," Flora eventually attempts a daring midnight escape--only to be discovered and returned to Colorado City, this time under the watchful eye of her sadistic aunt Lydia. After several more years of torment and abuse, Flora eventually gains her freedom through the most unlikely of chance events.

A man blindly follows god-like cult leader Yahweh Ben Yahweh even when Yahweh unleashes a bloody campaign of murders and beheadings. He maintains his devotion until Yahweh's tyranny and violence is turned against his devoted follower. And when a woman joins a cult, she is forced to beat her children and live under the brutal militaristic tyranny of the Aggressive Christianity Mission Training Corps.

When Nabela Henry's two children were ripped from her grasp and taken to the Middle East by her ex-husband, she found a hidden strength she never knew she had. Dave Dahl's drug fueled life of crime crashed down around him until a desperate call for help transformed him from felon to millionaire.

In Detroit, Officer Joseph "Brain" Weekley and the team are called to the scene of a barricaded gunman who is possibly schizophrenic and off his medication. Officer Jason "Diesel" Brasgalla attends college classes and finds it hard trying to balance work, family and school all at once. Brasgalla joins the rest of SWAT team for an intense narcotics raid.

Officer Owen Farris gets to lead the team when Sgt. Chip Huth goes on vacation. Farris has a chance to show what he can do when he gets a call to run a dangerous warrant on a house reported to be full of guns. But he faces a tough test: Can he bring his men through safely, or will he--like the last time Chip left him in charge--lead his men into gunfire?

Det. Mike Mazza has to blast his way out of a heavily guarded crack house; Det. Vivian Potter investigates the murder of a transvestite; Det. Kenneth Clancy uses new fingerprint technology to solve a cold case of murder; Det. John Davin makes a shocking discovery while probing a man's mysterious disappearance; and Det. Mark Valencia finds that real estate in New York can be murder when he hunts the killers of two brothers who lived in a rent controlled loft.

When Detectives Vic Regalado and Jeff Felton and Sgt. Mike Huff investigate the beating death of a woman, the suspect turns the tables on them with an accusation. And Detectives Dennis Redner and Jeff Wagner try to extract a confession out of a babysitter suspected of physically abusing a 5-month-old infant.

The warden receives an anonymous letter from an inmate threatening to raise a small army to attack correctional officers. Sgt. Nicky Jordan orders a Trojan Horse-style raid on the cell block, breaks up a secret meeting of the Vice Lordz, and explores a possible Aryan connection--all in a race against time to catch the would-be killer.

An inmate with a shank sticking out of his stomach is rushed to the infirmary. No witnesses. No security video. Just before losing consciousness, the victim gives Special Agent Joe England a big lead on the case. But nothing about Joe's investigation seems to add up. Who stabbed the victim? Was it the Aryans, another gang or some kind of personal vendetta? Squad Deputy Director Jerry Lester uncovers the mystery's shocking twist.

A young mother is an accomplice to a robbery and leads police on a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle that ends in a standoff. Then, a man attempting to transport drugs across state lines is pulled over by police but ends up leading them on a high-speed chase that ultimately ends on foot. For the first time on television, hear from the people who have lead police on some of the most dangerous high-speed pursuits ever.

A young man escapes from a detention facility to see his family and robs two women at gunpoint taking their SUV and leading police on a dramatic highway chase that results in multiple hit and runs. Next, a young man resorts to car theft in an effort to impress his friends and leads police in a high-speed pursuit that ends in a foot-chase through an apartment building. For the first time on television, hear from the people who have lead police on some of the most dangerous high-speed pursuits ever.

Built in 1932, the federal penitentiary in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, looks more like a church than a prison. When opened, it was considered America's most modern and humane prison. We'll examine its history and inmate roster, which reads like a "Who's Who" of 20th-century American history and includes Alger Hiss, Morton Sobel, and Al Capone, who spent two nights there on his way to Alcatraz. Today, Lewisburg is home to one of the terrorists convicted of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.

Upon opening in rural New York State, Attica was hailed as an architectural landmark and model for the confinement of the most dangerous criminals. Over time, its name became a battle cry for death, despair, and violence. Paul Sorvino narrates a look at the home of the worst prison riot in American history in September 1971.

Leslie Wagner-Wilson spent her formative years as a member of the People's Temple under the guidance of Jim Jones. When the church uproots amidst scandal and settles in Guyana, Leslie is convinced to follow. As conditions deteriorate in Jonestown, she and several other cult members attempt a harrowing escape, narrowly avoiding Jones' most sinister sacrifice. Then, Susan Justice is raised in a world invented by the crazed mind of cult leader David Berg. He uses radical biblical interpretations to convince his followers to live a life of questionable morality, prostitution and institutionalized pedophilia. For the first two decades of her life, Susan's parents force feed her a steady diet of David Berg's twisted teachings. Still, after years of sheltering Susan's eyes are opened to a more conventional way of life, and Susan risks everything familiar to her, abandoning her family and the only life she's known, to take her first breath's of freedom.

Flora Jessop was born at the bottom of an oppressive hierarchy established by the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, or the FLDS. Growing up in Colorado City, Arizona, she suffered greatly at the hands of her father. A torment of sexual, physical, and psychological abuse. As she grows, she begins to speak out against these injustices, but at a cost. Under the constant scrutiny of her family and a group of violent men nicknamed "The God Squad," Flora eventually attempts a daring midnight escape--only to be discovered and returned to Colorado City, this time under the watchful eye of her sadistic aunt Lydia. After several more years of torment and abuse, Flora eventually gains her freedom through the most unlikely of chance events.

A man blindly follows god-like cult leader Yahweh Ben Yahweh even when Yahweh unleashes a bloody campaign of murders and beheadings. He maintains his devotion until Yahweh's tyranny and violence is turned against his devoted follower. And when a woman joins a cult, she is forced to beat her children and live under the brutal militaristic tyranny of the Aggressive Christianity Mission Training Corps.

Sifuentes and Roly are determined to take down Quack, one of Laredo's most notorious heroin dealers. But it won't be easy--Quack has ducked the LPD's attempts to stop him twice before.

The team's K-9 sniffs out a package containing black tar heroin hidden in a child's teddy bear. Linking the parcel with a residence called the "Spiderhouse," the LPD hopes it will lead them to the distributor of the deadly form of heroin.

Sifuentes orders Roly to go undercover to nab a top cocaine and heroin dealer--a dangerous assignment because the suspect's most recent crime involved shooting an officer.

Through information from a trusted C.I., LPD Narcotics busts a stash house holding cocaine and guns, plus a ledger filled with information that could help them put a heavy cocaine operation out of business.

When Dallas patrol officers respond to a disturbance call, they find an armed parole violator intent on not returning to jail. The suspect fires at police and barricades himself in a bathroom. SWAT Officers Todd Welhouse and Misty Vancuren are called in to set-up a perimeter. All the while, SWAT negotiator J.D. Byas tries to talk the man out safely, even after a raging fire breaks out in his apartment. Later, Todd and his team are called in to execute a search warrant on a house used by suspected drug dealers. Todd's job is to neutralize an armed suspect guarding the front door before his teammates walk through it--and into the line of fire.

When a car used to rob a large cache of assault rifles is found parked outside a house in a Dallas suburb, the SWAT team is called in. Senior Corporal Christian D'Alesandro, a sniper, must call out a possibly armed and dangerous suspect from his home. But when a young boy exits the house, the SWAT officers are immediately forced to react to this unexpected event in order to protect the boy. On the home front, we meet Christian's beautiful 17-year old daughter; she is getting ready to leave for college and Christian is struggling to let go. Meanwhile, Senior Corporal Steve Claggett takes us on a dangerous raid of an alleged meth house in a rural outpost of Dallas. The suspect is said to have built tunnels throughout his property for getaways. Later, Steve must execute a narcotics warrant on a FEMA apartment complex full of hurricane Katrina evacuees, where a few alleged drug dealers are trying to do business.

Sergeant Joe McHale and his tactical team are called in to coax an unstable man out of his hotel room after he apparently stabs a hotel employee. But when the man turns the knife on himself, McHale and his squad must act quickly to save a life. Meanwhile, a buy-bust on an alleged drug dealer takes a dangerous turn when an unexpected vehicle catches Officer Mike Glass and his team off guard. Later that day, Glass and his squad serve a last-minute warrant that's been years in the making. But, can they get to the alleged drug dealer's home in time? Finally, Officer Glass gets to fulfill a promise to his daughter when he takes her shooting at the range.

The rich culture of Southern Louisiana is steeped with Cajun folklore and superstition. Weeks earlier, Deputy Tom Arnold was cursed by a suspect, and this comes to haunt the former California native; he must face the fact that this voodoo curse is affecting him. After grappling with one mishap after another, Tom seeks the help of a voodoo priestess to see if she can cure him once and for all. Down the bayou, a "Hatfields and McCoys" type dispute between local shrimpers escalates out of control. Lt. Merlin Daigle and Sgt. Dudley "DJ" Authement struggle to piece together the truth from two very different sides of the story. When one of the shrimper's boats catches fire that same evening, Lt. Daigle must determine whether it's a case of retaliation or if the shrimper is dealing with a curse of his own.

In Southern Louisiana, the mosquito problem is so rampant and the annoying pests can get so big, the locals will often say the mosquito is the "state bird". In this episode, Deputy Tom Arnold is called down the bayou to investigate a man disturbing his neighbors. The suspect, who is not a Cajun, is literally being driven crazy by mosquitoes and is trying the most outrageous methods to eradicate the annoying insects. Deputy Arnold tries repeatedly to get the suspect to give up the futile battle, but the man goes too far and puts the entire neighborhood in jeopardy. Also, Deputy Keith Bergeron is dispatched to a creepy bayou mansion where a woman believes a noise in her attic is the haunting of the legendary "Lady Long Fingers". And Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal encounters the craziest Cajun she's ever met when she's dispatched to talk with a woman accusing her next door neighbor of poisoning her dog.

Sheriff Vernon Bourgeois' time as sheriff is finally coming to an end, but he won't be satisfied retiring until he catches the leader of a very elusive copper theft ring. They had the main suspect in their grasps, but the previous bust didn't yield the results they had hoped, and Bourgeois is more determined than ever to nab him. Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal turns a disappointing birthday dinner with her gator man into an exciting gator hunting adventure in the swamps, and in the creepiest call yet, a man captures a creature in his barn that he is convinced is the elusive swamp creature, the "rougarou".

The Southern Louisiana swamps are some of the most dangerous terrain on the planet, which is why the elite Terrebonne Parish SWAT team has to be highly trained and ready to dive into this hostile environment. In this episode, an armed and dangerous fugitive from another parish tries to make his escape in the swamps of Terrebonne, and the SWAT team, including Det. Lt. Terry Daigre and Deputy Paul "Highlights" Thibodeaux, is dispatched to find and apprehend him. After hours wading in the snake and alligator infested waters, they think they're on the right trail, but what they don't know, is the dangerous suspect might also be hunting them. Corporal Storm Fitch is called down the bayou to sort out a strange case of a stolen lawn mower, and Deputy Paul "Highlights" Thibodeaux reveals a very personal secret that has helped shape the person he is today.