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Even with the blurring of details the material and downeys writing ability is well worth reading if you have an interest in tha... Read More
Really pleased with the book that i purchased from you
Nypd messing with the mob dishonorable mention 19301940 appendix 1 and in the end appendix 2 where it happened notes resource... Read More
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Everyone seems to know the stories of the capones and dillingers of the crime world
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- This product had a total of 15 reviews as of our last analysis date on May 31 2021.
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In the years between world wars new york city saw a crime wave that rivaled the wildest of times in the wild west
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But while history and hollywood have remembered dillinger and floyd many of new yorks bad guys and girls have been forgotten
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Bad seeds in the big apple is a must read for historical true crime buffs and anyone with an interest in nyc history
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Ive written and published two books of my own under my pseudonym john thomas and i have made more than one grammatical editing errors
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There are more than a few mistakes in this book
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I must be honest that the primary reason why i bought two copies of this very interesting subject was because my uncle anthony reino who was one of the criminals featured in mr
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A disappointing mistake from my perspective was that in the photo of the five men in the scarnici gang the names from left to right are listed incorrectly
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For example i know that my uncle tony got out of prison in 1954 after serving 20 years but violated parole in 1957 or 58 and was returned to jail for about 18 months to two years
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