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On 13th, May, 1985, Philadelphia police dropped a bomb on a residential street. Eleven people died, sixty one homes burned, and a city changed forever. This is the full story of the MOVE bombing.

During Prohibition, most bootleggers were women. Mothers, homesteaders and entrepreneurs brewed, smuggled and sold alcohol across America. From Birdie Brown’s Montana parlour to Cleo Lythgoe’s global operation, this is the forgotten backbone of the liquor trade.

A factual, deeply researched account of Ronald Gene Simmons and the Christmas 1987 killings in Arkansas, tracing years of control, isolation, institutional failure, and a crime with no final explanation.