Earle Nelson, known as "The Gorilla Man," was a notorious 1920s serial killer who traveled across North America, posing as a prospective tenant to prey upon and murder landladies in their own home

Timothy McVeigh was an American domestic terrorist who perpetrated the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in United States history, driven by an extreme anti-government ideology.

Johnny Ringo was a notorious Old West outlaw and gunfighter associated with the Cochise County Cowboys, best remembered for his bitter rivalry with Doc Holliday and his mysterious, fatal gunshot wound in 1882.

Joseph Di Mambro was the manipulative co-founder of the Order of the Solar Temple, a notorious cult whose apocalyptic beliefs culminated in the orchestrated mass suicides and murders of over 70 members across Switzerland, Canada, and France in the mid-1990s.

John Dillinger was a notorious American gangster and bank robber who captured the public's imagination during the Great Depression by daringly evading the FBI until he was ultimately betrayed and gunned down in 1934.

John Wilkes Booth was a prominent 19th-century American stage actor and Confederate sympathizer who assassinated President Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theatre in 1865.

An infamous, hot-tempered card dealer and outlaw associate in Tombstone, Johnny Tyler is best remembered for getting thoroughly humiliated and slapped out of the Oriental Saloon by a completely unarmed Wyatt Earp.

"Machine Gun" Kelly was a notorious Prohibition-era American gangster known for his role in high-profile kidnappings, most notably the 1933 abduction of oil tycoon Charles Urschel, which ultimately led to his life imprisonment at Alcatraz.

Ezra Pound was a brilliant and influential modernist poet whose profound impact on 20th-century literature is inextricably shadowed by his fervent support for Italian Fascism and his virulent antisemitic broadcasts during World War II.

Joseph Stalin was the brutal dictator of the Soviet Union who transformed the nation into a major industrial and military superpower while orchestrating the deaths of millions of his own citizens through forced labor, artificial famines, and political purges.