He was known as the only dangerous man that Al Capone feared.

Cohosts Samuel Bratton and Brandon Ellis do an inside look through a biography of a mobster and their life of crime. Each episode is dedicated to a famous American outlaw gangster as they try to find what made them choose their life of criminal activity. Be prepared for a comical, upbeat way to listen about America's war on criminals from two unprofessional, young researchers.

Belle Starr had three different outlaw husbands in her lifetime but built a reputation herself as a legendary mobster out west.

Bugs Moran became a great opponent against Al Capone in the fight for territory of the Chicago underground, gang realm. Unfortunately he lost, and by the end didn't have a penny to his name.

She raised four troubled boys and was one of the greatest accomplices for the mob of all time. Listen to learn about Ma Barker and her tragic death.

The Sundance Kid may be known as Butch Cassidy's sidekick but he held his own in a life of crime. Find out about his robbing spree and how he received the unique nickname that we call him by today.

One of the most famous Western outlaws, Billy the Kid only lived to 21 years old but dang...it was an eventful life.

Jesse James and his brother took the Civil War loss personally as they formed a criminal gang in the state of Missouri involving famous bank and train robberies.

One of the most famous Texans of all time exaggerated his life stories and killing sprees, but he was quite a shot.

Anastasia got his nickname for the murders he got away with as a key hitman for the Gambino family. He was a big part of Murder Inc., joined the military during WWII, and tried to have mob leaders killed when they were in power. It finally all came crumbling down for Albert, when he wanted a haircut at his barber shop...