Is the notorious American gangster John Dillinger really buried at a cemetery in Indiana? That’s the question his relatives want answered. But now their plans to exhume his body have hit a ...

Two relatives of notorious 1930s gangster John Dillinger who plan to have his remains exhumed as part of a television documentary say they have "evidence" the body buried in an Indianapolis ...

Police would soon be able to identify the assailant as 21-year-old John Dillinger. At that time, Dillinger was a mere amateur in the art of thievery. That would soon change. Dillinger’s actions ...

March 3. — Twenty thousand armed men, comprising the militia and peace forces of Indiana, Ohio and Illinois, formed a bristling cordon tonight to trap John Dillinger, America’s No. 1 desperado ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The grass above John Dillinger is gone, and the concrete is about to go. It’s a lot of concrete, said to be more than two tons, and over the years as nature took its course and ...

A young John Dillinger lurked behind a building under the cover of night, lying in wait for the 65-year-old grocer he planned to rob in Mooresville, Indiana — roughly 20 miles southwest of ...

To most of America, John Dillinger was Public Enemy No. 1. But Fargo-born Polly Hamilton claimed she knew him only as a shy, polite 'clerk' who showed her a good time and called her 'Countess.

Sgt. Edward A. Grim of the North Robey Street police station with a Dubuque, Iowa, newspaper found in John Dillinger’s stolen and abandoned automobile on May 2, 1934. The bloodstained getaway ...

Stick'em up, Johnnie, we have you surrounded!' On July 22, 1934, notorious gangster John Dillinger, dubbed America's first Public Enemy Number One by U.S. Attorney General Homer S. Cummings ...

John Dillinger's crime spree ended on July 22, 1934 thanks to SC FBI Agent Melvin Purvis. John Herbert Dillinger's life of crime ended on July 22, 1934. Dillinger is remembered as arguably the ...

John Dillinger’s first bank heist was of over $10,000 from National Bank in New Carlisle in June 1933. While that was his first bank robbery, it certainly wasn’t his last. Between September ...