15 Real-Life Supervillains Brought To Justice In A Movie-Style Capture

We've heard stories of daring heists, daring escapes, and daring captures. We've seen movies, read books, and heard songs about the bad guys and the good guys.
But nothing compares to the real-life stories of those who have been caught and the people who have brought them to justice. These tales of crime and capture are often thrilling, sometimes heartbreaking, and always inspiring.
This list compiles some of the most remarkable stories of criminals being caught and brought to justice. From the Golden State Killer, to the mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro, to the capture of Saddam Hussein, these stories demonstrate the power of detective work, intelligence gathering, and courage. We learn how the Postal Service police outsmarted Steve Bannon, how Mexican forces tracked down El Chapo's son, and how Serbian forces captured Slobodan Milosevic. We hear about the capture of Radovan Karadzic, Foday Sankoh, and Qasim Toori, and we learn about the capture of Pasquale Scotti, Gioacchino Gammino, and Rocco Morabito. Finally, we hear the story of Salvatore Lo Piccolo and his son, a story of a family affair, Mafia style.
A family affair: Mafia style.

Rocco's disguise game was no match for the law.

Pizza can ruin your life

Pasquale Scotti really got shot up in 1983.

Qasim Toori's reign of terror ends in Karachi.

History repeats itself.

The lion's last roar?

A spiritual healer, a SIM card, and a pro-western reformer - the perfect recipe for capture.

Suicide threats, negotiations, and surrender: a 26-hour drama.

The Mouse got caught in a trap.

Caught hunting for victims.

The Postal Service: protecting mailboxes and fighting crime.

Saddam Hussein

Cops outsmart Denaro with a double dose of detective work.

The Golden State Killer
