Bob delves into Demorrio Lowes' victimology, exploring the armed robbery attempt he escaped days before his murder, his movements, and companions on the night of the incident. He details the timing and nature of the attack that tragically ended Lowe's life and shares his communications with Benton Harbor Public Safety Director Dan McGinnis.

Fredericka Mandelbaum was a successful German Jewish immigrant fence in 19th-century Manhattan who built a criminal empire dealing in stolen property.

Over two decades, she operated a front store, selling pilfered goods while evading the authorities.

Mandelbaum employed thieves, paid some weekly salaries, and amassed millions of dollars through her illegal operations.

She started as a street peddler and saw an opportunity in the thriving underworld economy.

Mandelbaum operated a mail-order business and managed a team of thieves who assisted in her criminal enterprise.

She navigated the dangerous underworld landscape and interacted with both criminals and upper-class individuals to further her criminal endeavors.

Whitey Bulger, a notorious mobster who started his criminal career in 1943 and remained active until his arrest in 2011.

Born James Joseph Bulger Jr., he had a tough reputation from a young age and was involved in various criminal enterprises throughout his life.

Whitey rose through the ranks of the Winter Hill Gang and became an FBI informant, ultimately leading to his arrest on RICO charges.

After spending 16 years as a fugitive, he was captured in 2011 and died in prison shortly afterwards.

Whitey Bulger's life story has been detailed in numerous books, offering insight into his criminal activities and eventual downfall.