Seasons & Episodes
The Prohibition Years
American Justice goes back in time to the Prohibition Era. From January 16th, 1920 with the ratification of the 18th Ame
Birth of the American Mafia
American Justice chronicles the history of the American Mafia. The Mafia is profiled from it's origin on the island of S
The Kennedys and the Mob
American Justice examines the Kennedy family and their polarized relationship with organized crime throughout the years.
Unions and the Mob
American Justice goes back in time to take an in-depth look at labor unions and how organized crime used intimidation an
Empire of Crime
This American Justice program reveals how the Mafia worked with the U.S. military to protect the America during World Wa
Lucky Luciano: Chairman of the Board
He ran the Mob like a corporation--diversifying rackets, organizing gangs and running his own political candidates--and
Meyer Lansky: Mob Tycoon
From the pogroms of Eastern Europe to the heyday of the Vegas Mob, rare footage and interviews reveal the double life of
Genovese: Portrait of a Crime Family
Known for their high level of sophistication, the Genovese family not only played a leading role in creating the structu
Bugsy Siegel
Handsome, glamorous and the most vicious crime boss of all, Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel began as a hit man on the streets of
Al Capone and the Machine Gun Massacre
Crime boss Al Capone elevated the violence of Prohibition Chicago to a new level with the Thompson submachine gun, a mes
America and the Mob: Wartime Friends
Did WWII spur a partnership between the U.S. government and organized crime? In 1942, fire broke out on the luxury liner
The Gambinos: First Family of Crime
Trace the rise and fall of one of the most famous Mafia families, from crime legend Carlo Gambino to his successor Paul
American Justice: Mob Hitmen
Recalling Philadelphia's bloody mob wars of the 1980s and early '90s. Interviewed are Mafia hit men who later became wit
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