robbers and outlaws

While vacationing in Ireland, Mandy and her friend James find a wounded foal which offers clues that someone is trying to steal the wild Connemara ponies, and Mandy and James set out to find the horse thieves.

The four Alden children, aged six to fourteen, volunteer at the new recycling center in town, and help uncover who is breaking in and making a mess each night.

Jing arrives in Rusty Nail intent on confronting the city's mastermind, known as the Holy Brain, but he must first contend with Bloody Caesar, a creature composed of thirty different bodies, who is intent on adding Jing to his collection.

The hunt for Jing and Anisette intensifies after Jet 27's damaged body is analyzed; and Borus is outraged that Jing would attempt to steal the Parfait d'Amour, but it may be too difficult for even the King of Bandits to steal.

When Jing and Kir arrive in the funeral district of Moulin Rouge, they discover that everyone who enters must pay a love tax, which usually costs people their lives.

In an almost foolproof scheme, a man parachutes from an airplane with a large amount of money, only to be seen by a boy who has a reputation for seeing things in the clouds.

While all of Strattenburg anxiously awaits the new trial of infamous murder suspect Pete Duffy, problems arise for their own kid lawyer. There's been a robbery, and Theo is the accused.

Elizabeth resents her foster mother for forcing her and her foster sister, Alexi, to steal in order to support the family, but fears there is nothing she can do to stop it, until a third foster child is pulled into the scheme and Elizabeth decides she will stop at nothing to ensure he does not share her fate.

Alex and his sisters travel back in time to the Chicago World's Fair of 1893, where they work with young Harry Houdini to track down a thief.