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On the morning of September 11, 2001, the Inside Edition morning meeting was underway, when the world changed forever. Inside Edition’s Matt Meagher was one of the first reporters on scene as hundreds of people fled the collapsing towers. Cameraman Steve Shapiro found himself in the midst of the chaos, as day turned to night. The devastating scenes he filmed that day seem almost apocalyptic. Twenty-one years later, they remain unforgettable moments from one of America's most tragic days. | Insid

These are looks inside the world's most notorious prisons. In July of 2025, Inside Edition got a look at 'Alligator Alcatraz,' America's newest prison deep in the heart of the Florida Everglades. In 2016, "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Teresa Giudice talked to Les Trent about serving time in a Connecticut prison. In 2024, Sean Diddy Combs spent his first night behind bars inside a facility some called "hell on earth." Inside Edition Digital's Andrea Swindall has more. | Inside Edition

A suspected carjacker had second thoughts after stealing a car from a gas station that had a 1-year-old in the back seat. The baby's frantic mother called 911, and in a shocking turn of events, the suspect returned to the station to return the child. The carjacker, who has a previous criminal history, was taken into custody and charged with grand theft and kidnapping. | Inside Edition

Astonishing DNA technology creates human images to help identify crime suspects. https://ietv.co/2sqLYMR | Inside Edition

Over the years, we've covered some of the biggest crimes that made headlines. Their stories captured national attention across the U.S., making both perpetrators and victims household names. | Inside Edition

182K views · 1K reactions | The true crime genre's popularity has brought about an eerie and dark practice — the selling and collecting of "memorabilia" connected to famous murderers. Here's how victims and their advocates feel about the growing industry. | Inside Edition | Facebook