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When a popular honors graduate becomes an unlikely campus gunman, citizen sleuths embark across the country to uncover a motive. Their investigation exposes a government cover-up, corporate greed, and a medical mystery linking multiple school shootings. Speed Demons: Killing for Attention
Utilizing survivor interviews, re-enactments, and police body cameras, this documentary examines the Orlando Night Club shooting, one of the worst mass shootings in U.S. history. 49 Pulses
Jim Norton's new stand-up comedy special "Contextually Inadequate" is 57 minutes of Norton addressing the topics of the day including workplace shootings, Bill Cosby, personal privacy, the art of the private selfie, and the importance of an open mind. Jim Norton: Contextually Inadequate
Based on the aftermath of a shooting at an Amish school in Pennsylvania, the film explores the Amish community's astonishing reaction to the horrific shootings - one of forgiveness and compassion - through the eyes of the devastated families. Amish Grace
Mass shootings have become all too common. Each episode of this documentary series recounts a specific incident using archival footage and in-depth interviews to shine a spotlight on the traumatic events and their aftermath. Active Shooter: America Under Fire
Details surrounding the 1970 shooting at Kent State University in Ohio, which left four students dead and nine wounded. 13 Seconds: The Kent State Shootings
Survivors' harrowing tales of cheating death, including escaping from serial killers, shootings and natural disasters. The Day I Should Have Died
Details surrounding the 1970 shooting at Kent State University in Ohio, which left four students dead and nine wounded. 13 Seconds: The Kent State Shootings
Is gang violence being propelled by social media? In this episode, Elizabeth Vargas investigates how and why young gang members' internet feuds are erupting into real-world shootings. Secret Life of a Gang Girl: The Untold Story
In 1937, when the occupying Japanese Army carried out mass shootings, rapes and brutal killings, the German Siemens manager and glowing admirer of the "Führer" John Rabe saved more than 200,000 Chinese by setting up a neutral zone in the center of Nanjing to provide refuge to civilians. Though revered in China, he was all but forgotten after the war. Was Rabe a "good Nazi?" John Rabe - The Good Nazi of Nanking

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