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This Is The True Tale Of Two Brothers, Sons Of A Successful Jewish Contractor, Who Along With An Mit Graduate And A Minister's Daughter Once Competed For Headlines With John Dillinger, Pretty Boy Floyd And Bonnie And Clyde. The Gang Was Led By The Angry, Violent, Yet Often Charismatic Murton Millen, A Small-time Hoodlum And Aspiring Race-car Driver. With His Younger Brother, Irv, And Later Joined By Neighborhood Buddy And Mit Graduate Abe Faber, Murt Launched A Career Of Increasingly Ambitious Robberies. But It Was Only After His Sudden Marriage To The Beautiful Eighteen-year-old Norma Brighton That The Gang Escalated To Murder. Their Crime Wave Climaxed At A Needham, Massachusetts, Bank On February 2, 1934, When Murt Cut Down Two Local Police Officers - Francis Haddock And Forbes Mcleod - With A Thompson Submachine Gun Stolen From State Police. The Killings, The Dogged Investigation By Two Clever Detectives, And The Record-setting Trial With Seventeen Psychiatrists Were National News. In Depression-era America This Boston Saga Of Sex, Ethnicity, And Bloodshed Made The Trio And Their Red-headed Gun Moll Infamous. Gorenstein's Account Explores The Millen, Faber, And Brighton Familie

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Author
Gorenstein, Nathan
Publisher
University Press of New England
Published
2015
Language
EN
ISBN
9781336029781
Category
history
Subjects
Social Science, History, True Crime
Rating
3.7 / 5 (23 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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