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The Norse Fire: How the Pagans MC Took Over the East Coast

In 1957, a small group of riders in Prince George’s County, Maryland, stitched a Norse figure onto their backs and formed what would become the Pagans Motorcycle Club. But a patch alone does not create power. Episode 2 explores how the Pagans consolidated territory across Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey—building structure before spectacle, cohesion before expansion. On the dense and competitive East Coast, territory meant more than highways. It meant access. Movement. Influence. While West Coast clubs like the Hells Angels captured media mythology, the Pagans focused on disciplined regional dominance. Chapter by chapter, decade by decade, identity hardened into infrastructure. As federal law enforcement intensified its focus—using tools like the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO)—pressure began to mount. Surveillance increased. Rival clubs expanded eastward. The East Coast shifted from quiet consolidation to contested ground. What began in a Maryland garage had become a territorial presence woven into the fabric of the region. The fire was no longer symbolic. It was strategic. #TheNorseFire #PagansMC #OutlawMotorcycleClub #EastCoastHistory #TrueCrimeDocumentary #CrimeDocumentary #OrganizedCrime #MotorcycleClub #CrimeHistory #AmericanUnderworld #RICO #BikerHistory #TrueCrimeSeries #DocumentarySeries