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Public Enemies & Keystone CopsBy Peter Carlson | American History | one comment | Print This Post | Email This Post A few weeks after Dillinger’s death, Hoover ordered his underlings to create a display outside his office—a glass case containing the bank robber’s gun, straw hat and death mask. The strange shrine remained until Hoover died in 1972. Subscribe Today
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One Comment to “Public Enemies & Keystone Cops”
i saw the movie and it was awesome i loved it
By vinnie talotta on Sep 23, 2009 at 10:42 am