Suburban Gangsters

Stewart Regan and Dennis Allen: The Psychos

Chow Hayes and Tilly Devine: The Razor Warriors

Tilly Devine and 'Chow' Hayes were two of the most terrifying crime figures of the 20th century and veterans of the infamous Razor Gang wars of the 1920s. With hair-trigger tempers, they slashed, bashed and shot their way to notoriety.

Lennie McPherson and Stan Smith: The Team

Two boys from Sydney who were sent to reform schools as petty crooks emerged as ruthless gangsters and rose to the top of organised crime in Sydney for three decades.

Chris Flannery and Alphonse Gangitano: The Sociopaths

Two flashy sociopaths are linked by a love crime and power, a rotting body, and the convenient death of a witness. They share a callous indifference for human life.

Mick Sayers and George Freeman: The Gamblers

Russell Cox and Ray Bennett - The Armed Robbers

Russell Cox was Australia's most famous fugitive and Ray 'Chuck' Bennett was the mastermind behind Australia's biggest heist. They were ruthless armed robbers

Ray Denning and Jockey Smith: The Fugitives

'Jockey' Smith, 'public enemy No.1', and Raymond John Denning, a campaigner for prison reform. They were armed robbers who had the dash and cunning to escape from prison.

Nik Radev and Dino Dibra: Catch and Kill Your Own