The mid 1980s begins the downfall of the first generation of drug lords.

While Jon Roberts and other prominent figures in the Miami cocaine business deal with the fallout from Griselda Blanco’s situation and government informants, a new group takes center stage in the drug wars: the Cocaine Cops.

Miami police detectives form a task force called CENTAC 26 to combat drug violence. The U.S. government creates a larger task force that makes two big arrests related to Jon Roberts’ operation.

Griselda Blanco escalates her wars against her rival drug lords in Miami. Jon Roberts and Mickey Munday revolutionize the cocaine smuggling industry.

Griselda Blanco grows up in painful and traumatic conditions on the streets of Medellin, Colombia. Her second husband brings her into the cocaine business and they build a strong operation in New York City.

The movements of the Barrow Gang become predictable as it evades law enforcement throughout the south. But Texas Ranger Frank Hamer has identified a pattern and he develops a plan to bring down the outlaws.

After the Barrow Gang commits a series of robberies, the gang fractures and Bonnie and Clyde sense that their time is coming to an end.

The gang experiences tragedy and triumph. Clyde loses his idol, but finally carries out his plan to strike Eastham Prison.

The wild ride of Bonnie and Clyde truly begins. The murder of a deputy in Oklahoma sends the gang on the run.

Clyde wants revenge on Eastham Prison after his release. He and Bonnie form a loose-knit gang to commit a string of robberies with the goal of conducting a raid on the prison farm.

Bonnie and Clyde meet at a party and their lives change forever. But Clyde’s criminal past catches up with him and he lands in the worst prison in Texas.

Mysteries are solved as researchers make discoveries on the bottom of the ocean. Scientists and educators dispel conspiracy theories with new information.

Pilots and passengers stepped forward to report bizarre experiences. As the number of reportedly strange occurrences grew, one writer in particular embraced a phenomenon known as “Electronic Fog.”

Five Navy Avenger airplanes vanished in the area of the Bermuda Triangle on December 5, 1945. The routine training flight began without problems but grew more alarming as time passed.

The Bermuda Triangle has a long history of causing ships and people to vanish without a trace. Here are some of the most puzzling mysteries of the past 200 years.

The full scope and scale of the crimes of Ed Gein comes to light, and it shocks 1950s America. In Texas, Tobe Hooper and the producers become embroiled in a series of battles about their film, one of which involves the Mafia.

After another woman goes missing in Plainfield, Wisconsin, the police make horrifying discoveries at the farm of Ed Gein. In Texas, Tobe Hooper films his movie during a brutally hot summer.

After Ed Gein experiences personal tragedy, he becomes a true eccentric. Tobe Hooper raises the money to produce his film, finds his cast, and receives a brilliant piece of advice about a new title for the movie.

In the 1920s and 1930s, Ed Gein grows up on a Wisconsin farm with a domineering mother and an alcoholic father. He’s bullied by other kids and sinks deeper into a dark mindset. In Austin, Texas in the late 1960s and early 1970s, a film student named Tobe Hooper thinks of an idea for a low-budget horror film. It sets him on a journey that becomes the stuff of myth and legend.

Lizzie Borden goes to trial for the murder of her father and stepmother.

The Borden murders shock the city of Fall River. The police begin their investigation and they quickly discover a potential murder weapon.

The Borden house is quiet until 30-year-old Lizzie screams that her father has been killed. Shortly thereafter, the body of her stepmother is discovered.