In this two-hour special, which was broadcast live from New York with taped cut-ins, Geraldo probes the mores and dangers inherent in the sexually precarious 1980s.Read More
This special sees Geraldo traveling Sicily to speak with Italian Military and police about the mafia, their continued influence and connections.Read More
This special edition takes a look at the condition of 1980s youth in America. In particular, the program examines the problems of child abuse, runaways, high pregnancy rate, teenage prostitution, and crime.Read More
This special report aired on December 2nd, 1986, on 163 TV stations. It was seen by more than 15 million viewers and at the time was the fifth-highest rated syndicated special in TV history.Read More
What, if anything, is in the vault of notorious Chicago gangster Al Capone? Buried beneath the Lexington Hotel, the country watched as Geraldo found out.Read More
1985 Geraldo Rivera is in the Philippines for Eyewitness News, investigating the unrest then rocking President Ferdinand Marcos’ government. The country is a vital outpost for the U.S. military hosting 16,000 troops at the time. What will happen...Read More
1985 Eyewitness News, Geraldo Rivera covers the story of Bernhard Goetz in detail with a re-creation of the crime scene on that fateful subway car. We hear audio from Mr. Goetz shortly after his surrender to police, as...Read More
1983 Geraldo Rivera, reporting for Eyewitness News in 1983, takes us to the front lines outside Tripoli where Yassir Arafat’s forces are fighting against Syrian-backed PLO rebels. We then go to Beirut, Lebanon and see the conditions of...Read More
1983 Geraldo Rivera for Eyewitness News, takes us to Tucson Arizona, home of the Hughes aircraft company. Why are the rates of defense contractors so much higher than industry standard? We interview A Ernest Fitzgerald of USAF management...Read More
1982 Geraldo Rivera investigates the prevalence of fully automatic weapons in 1982, starting with militia groups in central Ohio. Many who own these powerful weapons of war are teachers, fathers, plumbers. We look at the reasons these sorts...Read More
