Overview

• The three-part documentary debuted Sept. 25 on Prime Video and is produced by Mark Wahlberg’s Unrealistic Ideas with Jody McVeigh-Schultz directing.
• Federal records show Hanson pleaded guilty in 2017, received a sentence of about 21 years, and forfeited roughly $5 million as the leader of the violent ODOG racketeering enterprise.
• More than 21 associates were arrested in the probe, which included cooperation between the FBI and New South Wales Police and culminated in Hanson’s 2015 arrest during an undercover sting.
• Hanson was transferred to transitional housing in March 2024 under a sealed motion citing “extraordinary and compelling reasons,” later left a halfway house in 2025, and remains under supervision.
• The docuseries highlights contested claims, including Hanson’s boast of earning $1 million a day and his beginnings supplying steroids at USC, while critics question the balance between entertainment and accountability.