The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher: or the Murder at Road Hill House

On 28 August 1984, Josef Fritzl drugged his teenage daughter with ether and imprisoned her in an underground bunker behind eight locked doors. Over the following twenty-four years, he raped and abused her, never letting her or the children she bore him out of the dark, windowless cellar.

A story of Campania under the rule of a murderous organization.

The fascinating story of a famous Victorian murder case - and the notorious detective who solved it

Infiltrates groups of the deadliest criminals in countries as varied and far-reaching as Los Angeles, Bulgaria and Kenya. The author, while investigating Neo-Nazi football hooligans in Poland, is tear-gassed at a football match as he shadows an elite police riot squad. Risking his life, he goes deep into the realms of gangland culture.

Twice every three days another citizen in Baltimore is shot, stabbed, or bludgeoned to death. At the centre of this hurricane of crime is the city's homicide unit, and the author gained unlimited access to this homicide unit. This book presents his account of casework and an investigation into our culture of violence.

Tam McGraw was one of the most feared gangsters in Glasgow. Before his death from natural causes in July 2007, he had built up a huge crime empire which stretched from Glasgow to the Canaries. This book tells the story of Tam McGraw.

Across the world millions of people are members of street gangs. In groups they fight, rob, rape and murder anyone who isn't one of their own. This book explores these secret underworld organizations to discover who they are, what makes them tick and what the law is doing to curb their criminal activity.

In 1982, a 21 year-old cocktail waitress was raped and murdered, and for five years the police could not solve the crime. For reasons that were never clear, they suspected Ron Williamson and his friend Dennis Fritz. The two were finally arrested in 1987 and charged with capital murder. This work is an exploration of justice gone terribly awry.

Graeme Pearson is one of the UK's most outspoken and respected senior police officers. In a career spanning forty years he crossed swords with some of the UK's most fearsome and brutal gangsters. This book tells the inside story of his fight against some of the most notorious criminals operating in Britain.

Carlton Leach is a man to be reckoned with: make a friend of Carlton and you have an ally for life; cross him at your peril. Here he presents his life as a key member of the dreaded Essex Boys gang which ran riot in the eighties and nineties, sparking a savage drugs war.