The FBI Files

A Los Angeles armed robbery leaves $19 million in the hands of thieves.

After three brutal murders were caught on tape in Alabama, the suspects fled the area.

When a crystal meth dealer began shooting cops, it took more than police to stop him.

Near Las Vegas, in 2000, a young woman became the latest victim of a violent sex offender.

In 1982, a group of former inmates began a spree of kidnapping and robbery.

From California to Kentucky, a killer rode the rails, picking towns and victims at random.

A criminal who kills a police officer wages war on society.

In 1984 with the flash of a gun, an ordinary business transaction became a violent abduction.

A bank teller arrived at her parent’s home to find gunmen holding her family hostage.

In 1988 an innocent man was gunned down near Cleveland, Ohio, a victim of a deadly initiation.

While camping with her family in Montana, a seven-year-old girl was abducted from her tent.

When a paramilitary faction used bombs and robbery for their cause, they crossed the line.

In 1992, a woman disappeared from her Memphis home.

In suburban Chicago, a disguised gunman began a series of robberies.

Murder-for-hire is a complex crime. One has to find the killer, and whoever paid for the hit.

Caught in the act, a disguised bank robber hurled explosives at police and disappeared.

At a United States border crossing, armed fugitives kidnapped a customs’ inspector.

Drugs hit South Florida and the area, bloated with illicit wealth, became a violent powder keg.