Deadly Shootout: FBI Takedown Of Vegas Casino Heist Gang

A Masked gunman robbed an armoured car facility in LA and made off with $18.9 million. With only one piece of physical evidence, a fragment of a vehicle tail light, the FBI hoped to connect a former employee to the crime.

After two serial bank robbers escape from police custody, FBI agents familiar with the bandits believe that they would attempt a grand-scale heist.

In 1994, a rash of masked robberies plagued the Detroit area. When one homeowner shot back, the identity of the intruders was revealed.

A fugitive drug dealer engaged in a shootout with state troopers, wounding two of them, and eluded capture after a high-speed chase, in this sneak peak from this weekend's Full Episode. Unravel the mystery alongside the FBI's greatest law enforcers and forensic scientists.

The episode delves into a series of high-stakes scenarios, including a violent rush hour shooting, a bank heist involving hostages, the abduction and murder of a teenage girl, and the relentless pursuit of serial bank robbers and terrorists. Through detailed recounting and expert insights, the episode highlights the investigative techniques, teamwork, and perseverance that make the FBI a premier law enforcement agency. From profiling and interrogation to forensic science and tactical operations, the episode showcases how the FBI's dedication and expertise ensure that justice prevails.

On September 22, 1986, a routine home visit in Indianapolis spiraled into a deadly nightmare when Michael Wayne Jackson shot and killed his probation officer at point-blank range to avoid a mandatory drug test. Armed with a shotgun, Jackson fled the scene and launched into a brutal 13-hour crime spree that spanned Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri. To conceal his identity and evade law enforcement, Jackson painted his face in stark silver and black paint—a chilling display that signaled his unstable, lethal mindset. As he fled across state lines, Jackson left a trail of chaos, hijacking vehicles, taking hostages, and shooting innocent bystanders who crossed his path. Recognizing the extreme danger Jackson posed to the public, the FBI joined forces with local and state law enforcement, quickly elevating him to the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. The desperate dragnet eventually centered on the small, quiet town of Wright City, Missouri, where Jackson abandoned his getaway vehicle and melted into the surrounding countryside, keeping the entire community terrorized for eleven days. Utilizing advanced forensic tracking, aerial surveillance, and coordinated ground tactics