The #ABC2020 investigation that will leave you speechless - don't miss the full Brian Ross Investigates report FRIDAY at 10|9c on ABC News http://abcn.ws/2lk38pu | ABC 20/20

WATCH: Brian Ross investigates a private NSA contractor accused of leaking top secret documents: http://abcn.ws/2sZQorV | Good Morning America

UPDATE: ABC's Brian Ross has been suspended for the erroneous reporting in the original version of this video. CORRECTED LANGUAGE: Michael Flynn is prepared to testify that as president-elect, Donald Trump "directed him to make contact with the Russians," ABC News Chief Investigative Correspondent Brian Ross reported in a Special Report. http://bit.ly/2nhBGOU | WRTV

Through interviews with investigators, experts on body language and legal analysts, our new 20/20 breaks down the viral body camera footage from Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie's police stop in Utah days before she disappeared. Stream the full 20/20 episode this weekend on Hulu: https://hulu.tv/3spIeY4 | ABC 20/20

This week on Brian Ross Investigates: Decision time for baseball star pitcher Trevor Bauer who is accused of domestic violence. Bauer denies any wrongdoing and authorities declined to bring criminal charges. Will the Major League Baseball enforce its zero-tolerance stand on domestic violence? Plus: An investigation by ProPublica into how America’s billionaires play the tax system. And this week’s winners and losers in the media, see if you agree with the choices made by the editors of Mediaite.

Brian Ross Investigates looks deeper into the U.S. Navy bribery scandal and the person at the center of it. Hear from convicted defense contractor Leonard Francis in a rare interview. Brian Ross Investigates Watch the full episode here: https://bit.ly/3vvn8dZ | Law&Crime

Brian Ross Investigates explored the history of citizen's arrest and who can make one. One professor said these laws should be abolished. Brian Ross Investigates | Law&Crime

Brian Ross Investigates: Native American tribes reached a $590 million settlement with Johnson & Johnson and three of the country's largest drug companies over the opioid crisis. Brian Ross Investigates | Law&Crime