The World's Most Evil Gangs

Exploring the evolution of organized crime, this book delves into the origins of modern gangsters during the Prohibition era in 1920s America. It examines how street-level criminals transformed into powerful syndicates, forming intricate networks that span the globe, from U.S. mobsters to Hells Angels in Germany and child armies in Africa. The narrative reveals the methods gangs use to maintain their influence, their protective structures, and their ability to evade law enforcement, highlighting a dark fascination with their secretive societies.