Sweden's Violent Gang War: Europe's Most Volatile State?

A new generation of youth gangs has taken over the streets of Naples. This investigative documentary reveals how teenage leaders are reshaping one of Europe’s most volatile criminal empires, from the high-rise blocks of Scampia to illicit global supply chains. Featuring raw insights from former insiders, journalists, and local youth, we break down how structural poverty, black markets, and power vacuums created Europe's most unpredictable crime wave. Director: David Beriain Clandestino, Episode 2

A drifter with many faces finally had a name: Paul John Knowles. What followed pulled in multiple states, agencies, and a survivor who lived to tell investigators what he said next. From a failed roadside abduction in Palm Beach to a hostage taken from a quiet West Palm Beach home, the investigation widens with a chilling find: record albums in Macon that link Knowles to a double homicide in Marlboro, Connecticut. As alerts blanket the Southeast, a gas station sighting in Lakeland points to a blue Ford and a Florida trooper suddenly riding in the back seat. Then comes a desperate run on Georgia back roads, a shattered roadblock, and a tense search through woods and farmhouses. The final twist involves secret audio tapes, a lawyer who won’t hand them over without a court order, and a last, high‑stakes ride to recover a crucial weapon.

An Arkansas State Trooper is shot and killed officers catch the shooter, after a car chase and shootout. ATF is alerted when officers find weapons and explosives in the man's vehicle. Testing of the weapons leads them to three men who are all members of The Covenant, the Sword and the Arm of the Lord (CSA), a racist, anti-Semitic paramilitary group residing in a fortified compound with stockpiles of weapons in Arkansas. The FBI and ATF surround the compound, but the members resist them for several days. Finally, the standoff is ended and agents get their men.

In February 1988, a record store clerk was fatally shot in his van. After discovering a night deposit bag with thousands of dollars in the vehicle, police knew that robbery was not the motive, and began to investigate other possibilities.

In 1971, Daniel Ellsberg, a high-level Pentagon official and Vietnam War strategist, concludes that the war is based on decades of lies and leaks 7,000 pages of top secret documents to The New York Times, hoping to help stop the war he helped plan. The Most Dangerous Man in America is the riveting story of how one man’s profound change of heart creates a landmark struggle involving America’s newspapers, president and Supreme Court-- a political thriller whose events led directly to Watergate, Nixon’s resignation and the end of the Vietnam War. This documentary was produced by Kovno Productions, Insight Productions, ITVS and directed by Judith Ehrlich, Rick Goldsmith. It was first released in 2009. --- Click the SUBSCRIBE button and make sure to set NOTIFICATIONS to stay updated with all new content!

He fired first, then vanished. For eight years, the FBI chased a ghost. Step inside the real manhunt for the most prolific takeover bank robber in modern FBI history. From San Diego’s first blast in 1987 to a wounded manager in Abilene, the gunman they dubbed “The Shootist” planned every move with military precision: .38 revolver, disguises, back brace, Mondays and Fridays, highways for the getaway. Agents track fence boards pried loose, a red four-door, and even a palm print that leads nowhere. A composite sketch and a single anonymous tip change everything—pointing to a former Marine with an alias, a loyal accomplice, and a vow never to be taken alive. When a credit card ping and a quiet hotel office present a narrow opening, investigators stage a meticulous play that turns the hunt on its head. Witness the tactics, close calls, and the moment a small detail becomes the break everyone waited for. Watch the full story to see how coordination across states, behavioral profiling, and patience ended a record-setting spree.