Crime Verticals

FBI ace agent Batty bears an identical resemblance to mafia boss Barton Logut. When Barton dies, Batty is sent undercover to impersonate him and gather evidence of arms smuggling. Inside the Logut family, he faces power grabs from young master Luca and probing from stepmother Suzanne, surviving exposure thanks to a matching crescent birthmark. He develops feelings for Barton's wife Elise, recruits mixed-race bodyguard Haruko Kawashima, and secures the San Francisco docks. As he closes in with Deputy Director Helena, the operation collapses: FBI Director Burke is a mafia mole who ambushes them, wounding Helena. Batty fights through, killing Burke and Carlos. Dying, Burke reveals Batty and Barton were twins, taken as infants and raised as a mole within the FBI. As Batty faces his heritage, Helena's fingers twitch.

Disgraced ex-detective Frank Moretti runs a shabby agency, trapped in guilt over his wrongful dismissal a decade ago. When his old friend Tommy vanishes at the port, he takes the case and uncovers horrifying truths. The disappearance ties to North Shore Logistics, a criminal group linked to his ruined career, involved in smuggling and corruption. With a secret USB drive holding solid evidence, Frank learns his friend’s decade-long silence hides desperate justice. To take down the corrupt officials and crime mastermind behind everything, the fallen detective abandons escape, stepping into a deadly showdown to settle old scores.

One year ago, Savannah antiques dealer Owen Reed vanished mid‑trip; police found only a burned truck and traces of blood. His best friend Caleb Mercer quickly built a successful auction house from Owen's shop, burying the past. Then a complete stranger walks in, claiming to be Owen — knowing childhood secrets and private habits, but missing the final hour of his disappearance. He says he survived, underwent facial reconstruction, and wants to find the killer and a stash of $8.4 million in missing gold coins. Caleb is forced to investigate alongside this "changed face," suspecting collectors, dealers, and security chiefs — while secretly monitoring how much Owen truly remembers. As the supposed killer "accidentally drowns" and treasure clues surface, Caleb's murderous intent resurfaces. But from the moment the stranger knocked, every suspect, chase, and "supernatural clue" was an elaborate psychological trap, staged by the victim's family, police, and professional actors.

To pay for her father's cancer treatment, medical bill auditor Valentina takes a side job at an upscale nightclub. At her own engagement party, she catches her fiancé cheating and accidentally records an illegal transaction — leading her long‑missing gangster ex‑boyfriend to mistake her for a rival's spy. To clear her name and save her father, she agrees to a joint investigation with her ex, only to uncover that her fiancé, her mother, the hospital, and even her own marriage are all controlled by the same criminal family.

After losing her rent money to a fake sublease scam, broke pre-law student Evelyn Carter has nowhere to go—until she walks into a rundown New York apartment and finds herself face-to-face with Ronan Blake, a volatile ex-offender with blood on his hands and secrets buried in his past. Ronan wants her gone before sunrise. Evelyn refuses to leave.

Noah Mercer, a quirky detective based in New Orleans, scrapes by on private‑investigation fees and police consultancy payments. Outwardly, he is cowardly, quick‑witted and prone to shying away from trouble, yet he possesses astonishing crime‑scene deductive skills. A locked‑room werewolf case claims the bizarre life of his godfather, and reunites Noah with Vivian Vey, a jazz singer for whom he has held a long‑time infatuation. As people connected to the old mining district keep falling victim to misfortune, Riley, Noah’s most trusted partner, goes missing. After a full‑moon night, Riley transforms into a werewolf who still retains fragments of his sanity. All clues trace back to the Black Valley Mine Disaster twenty‑five years ago. Noah’s father and his godfather once betrayed geologist Elias Vey. They seized mining rights, compensation funds, and a supernatural ore vein known as the Moonroot. Now Elias has become the Black Wolf, while Vivian has turned the whole city into a vengeful chessboard. Torn between the woman he loves, his spiraling‑out‑of‑control partner, and the sins left behind by his forefathers, Noah must make his choice. He has to wrap up this two‑generation‑spanning manhunt with solid evidence admissible in court.