In January 2016, a 21-year-old American college student named Otto Warmbier entered North Korea as part of a guided tourist group.Five days later, he was arrested.What followed was a sequence of events that shocked the world — a televised confession, a closed trial, a harsh sentence, and 17 months of silence inside one of the most secretive regimes on Earth.When Otto Warmbier was finally released in June 2017, he was in a coma.He died just days after returning home to the United States.This documentary reconstructs Otto’s journey — from his upbringing in Ohio, to the night he was detained in Pyongyang, to the unanswered questions surrounding his imprisonment, medical condition, and death.Using verified timelines, court footage, official statements, and medical findings, we examine: • Who Otto Warmbier was before North Korea • What happened inside the regime’s detention system • Why his case became a turning point in U.S.–North Korea relations • And how a single tourist trip became a global diplomatic crisisThis is not a political argument.It is a human story — about power, isolation, and the cost of crossing invisible lines.Welcome to Redacted Black Files.

In February 2016, hackers attempted one of the largest financial thefts in history.Using stolen credentials and deep knowledge of global banking systems, they sent nearly $1 billion in fraudulent transfer requests from Bangladesh Bank to accounts overseas.Most of the money moved without resistance.But one small error — a typo, a printer, and a moment of human hesitation — exposed the operation and stopped the rest.This is the true story of the Bangladesh Bank Heist:• How the hackers got inside• Why the systems didn’t stop them• How $81 million vanished• And how only part of it was ever recoveredTold through verified timelines, firsthand perspectives, and reconstructed scenes.This is Redacted Black Files.#BangladeshBankHeist #CyberCrime #TrueCrimeDocumentary #FinancialCrime#Hackers #CyberSecurity #BankHeist #RedactedBlackFiles#DarkDocumentary #InternetCrime #TrueStory

By the next morning, he was dead.What followed was not just an assassination — but one of the most exposed intelligence operations in modern history.Using hotel CCTV footage, passport records, and reconstructed timelines, this documentary unpacks the covert killing of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh and the international operation that tracked him across borders using fake identities, surveillance teams, and meticulous planning — until one thing went wrong.Every movement was captured.Every mistake preserved.Every operative exposed.This is the story intelligence agencies never wanted made public.Welcome to Redacted Black Files.