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- By 1970, the American mob is the most powerful criminal enterprise in the United States, a sprawling empire of crime, power and violence. It is so powerful and secretive that law enforcement struggles to make an impact, leaving mafia business untouched and most family bosses free to act with impunity.
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- Stayin' Alive In The '70s In the early 1970s, a hidden empire of crime, violence and power ruled the streets of New York City. The five families of the American mafia ruled, and the family bosses were untouchable.
- Operation Donnie Brasco It is 1978, and American law enforcement is at war with the American mob. But for the first time, the FBI has a real chance to strike back.
- New York-Philly War In 1980, the five families of New York City continue to run the American mob with an iron fist and a million scams. But one of the most successful and enduring mob families in America is in Philadelphia, an organized crime operation run by an old school don named Angelo Bruno.
- Taking Down The Mob It is 1983, and a newly appointed US Attorney in New York City is reading a newly published autobiography in disbelief. The attorney is Rudolph Giuliani, an Italian-American lawyer who grew up in Brooklyn, and the autobiography is the work of none other than Joseph Bonanno, a former boss of one of the five families.
Special documentary exploring the bloodstained story of the America Mafia, including major mobsters Donnie Brasco and John Gotti and infamous stories of deception and brutality. Episodes. Season 2.
This dramatic six-part series chronicles the true-life story of the modern Mob in America, as former mobsters, informants, and FBI agents expose the takedown of the deadliest and most infamous organized crime ring in U.S. history.
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Take a look at the little-known but pivotal escapades, capers and cadavers that truly compose the history of the mob in America.
By 1970, the American mob is the most powerful criminal enterprise in the United States, a sprawling empire of crime, power and violence. It is so powerful and secretive that law enforcement struggles to make an impact, leaving mafia business untouched and most family bosses free to act with impunity.
In 1978, American law enforcement is at war with the American mob. But for the first time, the FBI has a real chance to strike back. Their secret weapon, agent Joe Pistone, aka Donnie Brasco, has infiltrated the Bonanno family and become close with known killers Lefty "Guns" Ruggiero and "Sonny Black" Napolitano.
Giuliani mounts the most ambitious Mafia prosecution in history--a case that will bring together an unprecedented arsenal of murder investigations, electronic wiretaps, undercover agents and paid informants.
