Here's Volume 4 of True Crime Stories.
This one features:
Dillinger - Mad Dog of the Mid
West
Infamous bank robber, gangster and latter day Robin Hood, John
Dillinger and his gang robbed two dozen banks and several police stations and
it’s estimated he and his associates were responsible for the deaths of up to
13 lawmen. Dubbed ‘Public Enemy No 1’
during the Great Depression, he was wounded at least once, escaped from prison
on two occasions and J Edgar Hoover used his notoriety at as platform to help
develop the FBI into a more potent weapon against organized crime.
Capone’s Trigger Men
To John Scalisi and his shadow Albert Anselmi, murder was a
business and with a partner like Al Capone providing them with plenty of ‘contracts’ the blood
thirsty duo were soon known in gangland as ‘Capone’s Trigger Men’. But working for one of the most infamous
gangsters in history could only end one way.
Charlie Birger - A
Short and Bloody Life
The vicious feud between Charles Birger and the Shelton
brothers made bloody history in the annals of mass murder. Prominent participants in the St Valentine’s
Day massacre, the gun blazing sadism of these two mobs has gone down in
criminal history as one of the most savage periods of lawlessness ever known in
America.
The Unknowns
Experts in murder and specialists in robbery, they carved a
trail of heinous deeds and marked it with their dead. The trans-city armored
car job and the Lido Club robbery were just two milestones on their violent
paths of crime – yet no one knew them..!
