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The documentary series examines the evolution of British gangsters, tracing their origins to modern criminal activities. Hosts Gary and Martin Kemp investigate current crimes across British cities, exploring how power and financial gains persist in today’s underworld compared to historical roots.

Gang members firebombed a man’s home after he alerted police to local drug activity, escalating violence that the FBI struggled to control. The incident highlighted challenges in addressing gang-related crimes and community safety concerns.

A 10-year-old boy in Otara describes himself as a "little thug," engaging in bike theft and drinking. Estimates suggest 2,000 young gang members exist in Auckland, prompting political calls to ban gangs. Criminologist Greg Newbold disputes this approach, while youth workers actively engage at-risk youth in gang hotspots.

Freddie Foreman, dubbed "The Godfather," is linked to numerous unsolved gangland murders in London over 50 years. A documentary explores his involvement in heists, betrayals, and violent crimes, detailing factors that earned him the title "Gangster No. 1" within Britain's criminal underworld.

Brooklyn Heights business owner discovered garbage bags with human remains, lacking head and hands, complicating victim identification. Detectives focused on a Yugoslavian immigrant with violent history and butcher background, but suspect vanished, leaving a cold case unresolved for nearly two decades.

Gary Allen, linked to a Rotherham killing and the unsolved Humber Estuary murder, emerged as a prime suspect after police uncovered chilling recordings. His confession to Samantha’s murder led to a double murder trial, with authorities revisiting the case to seek justice for victims.

Gary Coleman's death following a staircase fall in Utah sparked controversy over his wife's life support decision and estate disputes involving conflicting wills. Investigations questioned suspicious circumstances, while legal battles and allegations of financial betrayal and domestic violence emerged amid his declining health and career.

Gary Hilfiker, a convicted criminal, was linked to a cold case through DNA evidence found at the crime scene, prompting a reevaluation of the investigation and potential charges against him.

Gary Heidnik kidnapped women, imprisoning them in his basement with intent to create a harem for 100 children, but he killed all his victims.

Gary Hilton, struggling financially, sought solitude in the forest with his dog but resorted to stealing from individuals using national forests. He targeted visitors, waiting to ambush them and ensure their disappearance, believing society's pressures justified his actions.

Gary McKinnon hacked U.S. government systems in 2001, alleging he found evidence of UFO technology. The Pentagon later confirmed UFO reports, though specifics remain unverified.

Gary Ridgway - The Green River Killer examines the crimes of one of America's deadliest serial killers, following the decades-long investigation that finally identified the man responsible for the Green River murders. Through confessions, interviews with detectives, and expert psychological analysis, the documentary explores how Ridgway evaded capture for nearly...