S3.E18 ∙ Gatopagida

The cases of British child murderers Daniel Bartlam, Santre Sanchez Gayle, the Doran brothers, the Victoria Station gang, and Robert Thompson & Jon Venables.

Leisurely-paced, semi-comedic story based on actual events, "the first American-style post office robbery in Finland". In the mid-1950s, a gangster quartet led by Hilarius Ruokonen splits up and goes hiding after their heist, only to be found by the police one after another.

When a police officer gets killed in his rural home town, inspector Stefan Bregert, department internal affairs, is being transfered for an undercover investigation. Some people remember him from earlier days, but he does not seem to be very welcome. The police officer was shot when investigating a camp for foreigners seeking asylum. Many Russians are living there. Bregert soon finds out that the Russian mafia seems to be involved in the case.

In 2002 three NASA interns stole over 1 million dollars worth of moon rocks with plans to sell them over the Internet. They were of course apprehended by the FBI and subsequently fired from NASA. What convinced these intelligent and driven youths, hand-picked by today's top scientists, that they could get away with this crime against science and the government? With names and incidents changed to protect the innocent, the guilty (and the embarrassed), this is the unofficial true story.

Former bank robber Cain Vincent Dyer describes his criminal background explaining how bank robberies work based on his experience of robbing over a one hundred banks in California from 1999 to 2001 before turning himself in to police and serving nine years in prison.