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One police officer's life changes dramatically when his fiancée begins a relationship with a gang leader serving time for murder.
Billy Hill, London's notorious crime boss during WWII, navigated the chaos of The Blitz, ultimately leading to his rise and fall in the criminal underworld.
Owney Madden, a powerful Prohibition-era gangster, navigated the criminal underworld with strategic finesse, contrasting sharply with the fate of his associate John "Red" Hamilton.
Mad Frankie Fraser, a notorious criminal certified insane three times, reflects on his life of crime after spending over 40 years in prison.
Roy Shaw, known as "Pretty Boy," navigated a life marked by violence, crime, and bare-knuckle fighting, earning a notorious reputation in Britain.
George Martorano spent over 30 years in prison as the longest-serving first-time, nonviolent offender in American history.
A possible never-before-seen photo of Billy the Kid prompts an NYPD Detective and an investigative historian to explore the outlaw's life and legacy.
An Armenian gangster, identified as "Sacko," was brutally murdered and linked to his killers through forensic evidence and isotopic analysis of his remains.
Owney Madden rises as a powerful Irish-American mobster in New York during Prohibition.
Stephen French, a notorious Liverpool gangster known as 'The Devil', reflects on his violent past and the impact of the Toxteth riots on his life.
Vic Dark, a former gangster who spent 19 years in prison for violent crimes, transformed his life by becoming a novelist after leaving a life of crime.
Vic Dark, a former enforcer for London's gangsters, transformed his life after 19 years in prison, now thriving as a novelist focused on redemption.
Changi Prison's maximum-security environment reveals the daily struggles and resilience of inmates like Graceson, Khai, Rusdi, and Boon Keng.
Stephen French, known as 'The Devil', reflects on his rise as a feared gangster in Liverpool amidst the chaos of the 1981 Toxteth riots.
Ex-secret agents in Las Vegas protect an Indian Reservation from a gangster's threat.
Al Capone, born to Italian immigrants in Brooklyn, rose to infamy as America's most notorious gangster during the Prohibition era, shaping organized crime in Chicago.
Abderrozak Benarabe, a Copenhagen gangster, joins jihad in Syria after a deal with God.
In St. Louis, Missouri, the dynamics of gang culture are explored through the lens of the Bloods and the Crips, two of the most notorious gangs in the United States.
At just 8 years old, Sephton Henry began running drugs for a gang, stating, "Every single day, I’d rob someone."
David reflects on the pain of loss when friends die, expressing how it deeply affects his sense of brotherhood and emotional connections.
This episode questions if someone else was killed instead of Dillinger.
Mexico's drug war, marked by escalating violence and economic decline, prompts critiques from ex-foreign minister Jorge Castaneda as fear grips daily life.
Seven weeks of memoir writing workshops at a notorious jail allow inmates to reflect on their pasts and express themselves through writing.
