- BBC: Global Crime Report
 - A world service radio series on organised crime. Includes audio downloads on subjects like modern day slavery, gun runners, drug trafficking, and money laundering. - Biggs, Ronnie@
- Find sites about Ronnie Biggs, an Englishman convicted for his minor role in the infamous Great Train Robbery of 1963. Sites include personal profile, photogallery, and news archives about the train robbery fugitive.
- Crime Library: Gangsters & Outlaws
- Includes articles and biographies on mob bosses, crime families, outlaws, public enemies, and other organised crime and Mafia-related characters.
- Crime Magazine: Organized Crime
- Encyclopedic articles about organised crime and the criminals.
- FBI Freedom of Information Act: Gangster Era Listing
- Features documents and FBI reports related to notorious gangsters of the 1920s and 1930s. Includes Al Capone, John Dillinger, and Baby Face Nelson.
- Federal Bureau of Investigation: Organized Crime
- Official FBI site provides an overview of organised crime. Includes international crime units, case summaries, statutes, and a glossary of terms.
- Find A Grave: Murder, Incorporated
- Information about gravesites and activities of the murder-for-hire gang of the 1930s.
- GangRule
- Searchable database of known gang and Mafia members, historic events, and details about The Black Hand, the Camorra Family, and the Morello Gang, along with a collection of mug shots, newspaper cuttings, and official documents.
- Genesis of Organized Crime in Chicago
- Article from Robert M. Lombardo, an internationally known expert on organised crime. Offers a historic overview of organised crime in Chicago from the 1870s to the 1920s.
- International Association of Asian Crime Investigators
- Professional organisation dedicated to the study and exchange of information on ethnic Asian organised crime and gangs.
- International Organzied Crime
- Based on survey background research from the School of Criminal Justice at Michigan State University. Offers a history of organised crime in Eastern Europe and offers trends and responses used to combat organised crime units.
- Jerry Capeci's Gang Land
- Reporter for The New York Daily News shares his wisdom from years of experience reporting on organised crime.
- Kray Twins@
- Find sites about Kray Twins, Ronald and Reginald Kray, the identical twins and foremost organised crime leaders in London during the 1960s. Sites offer personal profile, criminal career, news archives, trial and imprisonment, as well as movie based on the crime deeds of the notorious twin brothers from England.
- Mara Salvatrucha 13@
- Learn about MS-13 or the Mara Salvatrucha, a street gang originally from El Salvador, which is spreading throughout the Unites States. Sites include news reports, history, gang markings, and articles about MS-13 gang recruitment in schools.
- Nathanson Centre for the Study of Organized Crime and Corruption
- Features a comprehensive bibliographic searchable database. Search by author, title, or keyword.
- Organized Crime & Political Corruption
- Updated by John Flood and Jim McGough. Includes articles, press releases, court transcripts, and other organised crime information.
- Organized Crime Registry
- Offers articles, message boards, newsletters, FAQ, and news for Japanese, Russian, and Chinese organised crime units.
- Organized Crime Research
- A collection of definitions, book reviews, case studies, and Congressional hearings on organised crime. Also in German.
- Reputed Links to Organized Crime
- Online resource for wired wiseguys. Site provides news, wiseguy lifestyles, surveys, and book recommendations.
- Saint Valentine's Day Massacre@
- Learn about St. Valentine's Day Massacre, the shooting of seven people during a conflict between criminal gangs in Chicago on February 14, 1929. Sites include background information, crime details, and articles about how Al 'Scarface' Capone and 'Bugs' Moran's mobster gangs fought each other in the infamous Prohibition Era conflict.
- Transnational Crime and Corruption Center
- Research and document trends in organised crime and corruption using research materials gathered at our overseas centres in Russia and Ukraine.
- Wikipedia: Organized Crime
- Encyclopedic article about the history of organised crime. Offers comparisons to legitimate enterprises, non-traditional organisations, and crime links.
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