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One police officer is shot and killed by Michael Wayne Jackson, who then goes on a violent rampage that leads to a standoff with the FBI.
On February 24, 1996, businessman Frank Black boarded Kiwi Airlines flight 45 to West Palm Beach, Florida, but never returned home.
Over 200 mobsters were convicted due to Joe Pistone's six-year undercover operation as Donnie Brasco within the Bonanno crime family.
Two people were killed and two others critically wounded in a series of shootings that terrorized a small Georgia town in 2001.
Three armed men ambushed two Puerto Rican patrolmen in 1978, killing one and marking the start of a violent campaign for independence.
In January 2002, Charles Lewis Stewart and his gang were convicted of bank fraud, kidnapping, and murder, receiving life sentences for their crimes.
A federal sting operation exposed corruption in Willow Springs, Illinois, leading to the murder of attorney Diane Masters and the arrest of several officials.
Robert Ressler's innovative techniques for tracking serial killers are showcased, offering insights into the minds of these criminals and aiding law enforcement.
Thirty thousand dollars in cash, along with heroin and cocaine, was seized during a police raid on a drug operation in Queens in July 1985.
In 1994, three masked gunmen killed three people during a robbery in Washington D.C., escalating the violence tied to the city's drug trade.
John Edgar Hoover was born on January 1, 1895, into a family of civil servants in Washington, DC, and became the first Director of the FBI in 1935.
Two bank robbers received two life sentences plus 139 years without parole after a nationwide manhunt that lasted more than a year.
A $100,000 bounty was placed on Joe Valachi's head by his mafia boss, but it was never collected after Valachi became the first mob informant.
Teens stumble upon a hidden bunker, leading to a breakthrough in a decade-long bank robbery case.
In 1979, the FBI launched a vast electronic surveillance operation targeting Allen Dorfman, a key figure in funding Mafia casinos through the Teamsters Union.
Seven inmates escape from the New Mexico Penitentiary on July 4, 1987, after a convicted murderer uses a gun to open their cells.
440 years is the sentence given to a man convicted of multiple sexual assaults in Bloomington, Illinois, after years of investigation and victim testimony.
Five hundred and fifty million dollars in damage resulted from the 1993 truck bombing of the World Trade Center, marking a significant moment in U.S. history.
Six masked robbers stole $18.9 million in the 1997 Dunbar Armored robbery, the largest cash heist in U.S. history.
An armored car robbery in Nyack, New York, links to the Black Liberation Army and Weather Underground.
More than a year of undercover work by the FBI and NYPD led to the arrest of Hernando Trujillo and six co-conspirators linked to the Medellin cartel.
Five life terms without parole plus 100 years is the sentence given to Allan Newman, the serial carjacker responsible for multiple murders in 1991.
Officers in New Orleans extorted drug dealers, with one demanding $10,000 in cash on Christmas Eve, prompting an FBI investigation into police corruption.
A serial killer rode the rails across more than 200,000 miles of train track in the United States during the summer of 1999, leaving a trail of victims.
On April 7, 1972, Richard McCoy hijacked a 727, demanding $500,000, four parachutes, and six hours of jet fuel before jumping from the plane.
Over 200 mobsters were convicted as a result of Joe Pistone's six-year undercover operation as Donnie Brasco within the Mafia.
A mysterious ransom note containing 12 names and drops of blood leads to the investigation of Annie Laurie Herron's kidnapping in 1988 Mississippi.
Two deputies are shot during a high-speed chase with a fugitive drug dealer in Nebraska, prompting a statewide manhunt for the suspect.
Commander X has been on the run from the FBI for six years while engaging in high-profile online operations as part of the hacktivist group Anonymous.
Thirty gallons of cyanide were discovered in steel drums at a compound linked to a radical extremist group in Arkansas.
Glenn Rogers, known as 'The Cross-Country Killer,' left at least 11 children without mothers due to his brutal attacks on women across the United States.
Dmitri Polyakov betrays Russia, becoming a key spy for the West during the Cold War.
A bomb containing 1,000 pounds of TNT was discovered at Harvey's Casino in Stateline, Nevada, prompting a nationwide FBI response in August 1980.
$8 million was stolen from the United California Bank in 1972, leading to a complex investigation by the FBI to track down the sophisticated burglars.
A woman stages a sex game that leads to her husband's stabbing, while an actor in New York kills a friend to cover up his crime.
Sandra Cantu's disappearance in California leads to a tragic murder investigation by Tracy Police.
The FBI reveals a hidden agenda behind bank robberies across seven states.
On September 22, 1986, Michael Wayne Jackson shot U.S. Probation Officer Thomas Gall at point-blank range, sparking a nationwide manhunt.
In Anchorage, Alaska, an FBI expert investigates the brutal murders of a mother and her two daughters, leading to the conviction of the mother's nephew, Kirby Anthoney.
Two armed masked men robbed a bank in Spokane, Washington, using a homemade bomb to threaten hostages during the violent crime spree in 1996.
Claude Dallas evades justice for 10 years after killing two forest rangers.
In October 1995, three masked gunmen broke into a South Carolina home, taking family members hostage and stealing $80,000 from a bank vault.
Two Boston police officers respond to a domestic disturbance call on October 2, 1987, leading to a fatal shooting and a citywide manhunt.
On May 31, 1985, 17-year-old Sherry Fay Smith disappeared from her home in Lexington, South Carolina, leading to a frantic search by local authorities.
Two convicted felons escaped from a transport in Alabama on May 21, 1996, leading to a violent crime spree that included kidnappings and vehicle thefts.
26-year-old Lorenzo 'Fatcat' Nichols distributes cocaine and heroin to mid-level dealers, charging $50,000 for a kilo during the 1980s drug crisis in Queens.
A gunman forced 13-year-old Amy McNeil into a sedan on January 11, 1985, leading to a tense ransom situation and a fatal FBI shoot-out.
A bank robber in Albuquerque, New Mexico, claimed to use his stolen loot to feed poor children, but he was armed and willing to shoot.
