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John Dillinger: OK boys; let's go make a withdrawal
John Dillinger
"OK boys; let's go make a withdrawal"
John Dillinger is one of the most prolific gangsters in the Great Depression. His ability to evade traps and escape pursuit is only outmatched by the great wealth he has amassed from his robberies. For severely embarrassing authorities because of his action-packed and well-thought of heists and getaways, he was nicknamed the Jackrabbit.
This book is part 3 of a series that are about the lives of other legendary US gangsters. Look for other biographies of John Dillinger’s peers such as Al Capone and Bonnie and Clyde.
As famous as John has become, there are still certain facts, stories and allegations that may be unclear to most avid gangster followers and readers. This book will fill in those gaps from his early childhood days to his first petty crimes. Trace the steps of John’s ascent to notoriety with a record of his heists and the modus operandi behind them.
Run away with him as he is pursued by authorities and find out how he was able to evade them for years. Know how he was finally caught in an unexpected ambush and learn about the mysteries that claim he survived the fatal shot.
This book will tell you about:
• The birth of the Jackrabbit
• His dark education that jumpstarted his early career
• His criminal spree that amassed millions in today’s value
• The decline in his power and life on the run
• The series of escapes and use of plastic surgery
• The final ambush, death, mysteries and the aftermath
Download your copy of "John Dillinger" by scrolling up and clicking "Buy Now With 1-Click" button.
"OK boys; let's go make a withdrawal"
John Dillinger is one of the most prolific gangsters in the Great Depression. His ability to evade traps and escape pursuit is only outmatched by the great wealth he has amassed from his robberies. For severely embarrassing authorities because of his action-packed and well-thought of heists and getaways, he was nicknamed the Jackrabbit.
This book is part 3 of a series that are about the lives of other legendary US gangsters. Look for other biographies of John Dillinger’s peers such as Al Capone and Bonnie and Clyde.
As famous as John has become, there are still certain facts, stories and allegations that may be unclear to most avid gangster followers and readers. This book will fill in those gaps from his early childhood days to his first petty crimes. Trace the steps of John’s ascent to notoriety with a record of his heists and the modus operandi behind them.
Run away with him as he is pursued by authorities and find out how he was able to evade them for years. Know how he was finally caught in an unexpected ambush and learn about the mysteries that claim he survived the fatal shot.
This book will tell you about:
• The birth of the Jackrabbit
• His dark education that jumpstarted his early career
• His criminal spree that amassed millions in today’s value
• The decline in his power and life on the run
• The series of escapes and use of plastic surgery
• The final ambush, death, mysteries and the aftermath
Download your copy of "John Dillinger" by scrolling up and clicking "Buy Now With 1-Click" button.
25 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 26, 2015
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September 9, 2015
Good read
I sat down and read from front to back in a half an hour I have always loved the Dillinger books sence I was a kid growing up in Mooresville Indiana.. I even went to church with his half sister and her family great group of people she loved her big brother and never wanted to make money off of him she was proud to be his sister and loved him dearly
I sat down and read from front to back in a half an hour I have always loved the Dillinger books sence I was a kid growing up in Mooresville Indiana.. I even went to church with his half sister and her family great group of people she loved her big brother and never wanted to make money off of him she was proud to be his sister and loved him dearly
September 6, 2016
It was a interesting read. I feel a lot was left out.
Still a good read for anyone who is into true crime books. I do recommend this book for anyone to read
Still a good read for anyone who is into true crime books. I do recommend this book for anyone to read
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