Suburban Gangsters

Dennis Allen was the eldest son of crime Matriarch and the inspiration for the film Animal Kingdom, Kath Pentingill. He became one of Melbourne's biggest drug dealers, and was responsible for up to 13 murders. Stewart Regan was a pimp, rapist, standover man and a child murderer who enjoyed inflicting pain. He made people disappear. When they both died even the criminal underworld rejoiced.

Madame Razor and Fredrick Hayes were two ferocious and enterprising veterans of the Razor Gang wars of the 1920s. They slashed, bashed and shot their way to notoriety. Gambling, prostitution and alcohol was ruthlessly run by the underworld. She was a prostitute who clawed her way up from the streets to become The Queen of the underworld. He was a brutal murderer and standover man.

Chris Flannery and Alphonse Gangitano: Two flashy sociopaths, linked by a love crime and power, a rotting body and the convenient death of a witness. They shared a callous indifference for human life, each man building a brand based around their notoriety for ultra violence. They became liabilities for their gangster mates, which in the end couldn't be ignored.

Russell Cox was Australia's most famous fugitive. Ray Bennett was the mastermind behind Australia's biggest heist. They were ruthless armed robbers who wouldn't hesitate to kill. Cox escaped from a maximum-security prison for 11 years. Bennett escaped from an English prison, and pulled off the greatest theft in Australian history worth an estimated $90 million in today's money.