The Evil Design of Grocery Stores

Grocery stores use tricks like placing milk at the back and using slotting fees for prime shelf space to make you buy more.

The Suburbs' Failed Experiment

Post-war suburban development is often described as a failed, unsustainable experiment due to extreme car dependency, environmental damage, and structural financial insolvency.

The Locksmith Who Fooled Vegas Casinos ($16M Jackpot)

Dennis Nikrasch, a former locksmith turned master slot cheater, stole roughly $16 million from Las Vegas casinos by rigging slot machines over a 22-year period, with a major spree between 1976 and 1983. 

The Evil Design of Slot Machines

Slot machine results are based on mathematical probabilities, with jackpot odds as low as 0.0002% or 8 out of 373,480 spins.

The Hunt for The Real Life James Bond

Duško Popov (1912–1981) was a Serbian double agent during WWII, working for British intelligence (MI6) while pretending to spy for the Nazis, and served as a primary inspiration for Ian Fleming’s James Bond. Known for a playboy lifestyle, immense wealth, and courage, Popov was observed by Fleming at a casino in 1941, inspiring Casino Royale. 

The FBI Agent Who infiltrated The US most Secretive Biker Gang 

This story is about Retired undercover FBI agent Scott Payne. 

The Hunt For Gaddafi

This is the story of Gaddafi's last 24 hours. 

Inside The Mafia's Billion-Dollar New York Drug Ring

Joseph Pistone, alias Donnie Brasco, infiltrated the Bonanno crime family as undercover FBI agent