The Kray Twins: Inside London's Most Notorious Gangsters

In 1960s London, two brothers held court with film stars, politicians, and aristocrats at the city's most fashionable nightclubs — while Scotland Yard knew, and witnesses knew, they were responsible for murder. This is the story of Ronnie and Reggie Kray: their rise from East End protection rackets to owning glamorous West End clubs, the killings of George Cornell and Jack "The Hat" McVitie, the code of silence that made them untouchable for years, and the dedicated police investigation that finally brought them down at the Old Bailey in 1969. A factual account of how fear, image, and violence built one of Britain's most infamous criminal empires — and how it fell apart from within. Subscribe for more deep dives into the cases and criminals that shaped organized crime history.