Outlaw Empires

Kurt Sutter explores the history behind one of America's most notorious gangs: the Crips. Insiders reveal true stories of escalating turf battles, violence and ever-diminishing unity as the gang grew in size and power.

What all began with a love for bikes and freedom of riding turned into the popularization of the American outlaw biker gangs. The dynasty lives to this day, though it has moved beyond just the exhilaration of the ride to include violence and drug dealing

From the 1800s to the early 1970s, Irish gangs waged war for control of Boston's underworld. Kurt Sutter examines the complete story of how one infamous member emerged as a lethal and legendary force of the South Boston Irish Mob.

Kurt Sutter explores the most famous crime empire of all time, and how the Gambino family became one of the most powerful crime syndicates, only to be taken down by one of their own.

Established in the California prison system as a way for members from Northern California to fend off violence from the Mexican Mafia, Nuestra Familia has become renowned for its unparalleled secrecy and highly regimented recruitment and training methods.

Kurt explores the Aryan Brotherhood, an outgrowth of the racial desegregation of the late 1960s. As decades passed, it widened its influence past prison walls and used drugs, weapons and intimidation to gain influence.