In the mid-1970s, New York City was already accustomed to a backdrop of violence.

But the summer of 1976 introduced a new level of fear with the emergence of the "Son of Sam." Over the course of a year, this .44-caliber killer terrorized the city, targeting young women with long dark hair and couples in parked cars.

His murderous spree, driven by what he claimed were Satanic voices, left six people dead and seven severely wounded.

Dive into the chilling story of David Berkowitz and discover the sinister reasons he called himself the Son of Sam.

John Dillinger was the most famous outlaw of the 1930s—a charming yet elusive bank robber who became known as Public Enemy Number One.

His audacious bank heists and dramatic escapes captured the imagination of a public in turmoil during the Great Depression.

It's the story of a gangster whose criminal exploits made him a folk hero and an enduring symbol of rebellion against authority.

Bonnie and Clyde were America's most infamous outlaw couple from Dallas, Texas.

Their tale is one of love, crime, and relentless pursuit during the harsh times of the Great Depression.

From their dramatic heists to their violent demise, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow's story has captivated the public for decades.

Join me as we unravel the facts behind the legend and explore the true story of these notorious lovers.