John Dillinger, Bonnie and Clyde, Baby Face Nelson, and Ma Barker are profiled in FOX Nation ‘s new series Wanted: Dead or ...

Dead or Alive' premieres July 16, exploring notorious Depression-era outlaws John Dillinger, Bonnie and Clyde, and Baby Face ...

John Dillinger was a small-town criminal in the mid-1920s but soon became the FBI's Public Enemy No. 1. Tennessee softball, Karlyn Pickens beat Ohio State to advance to regional final.

John Dillinger, center, is handcuffed to Deputy Sheriff R. M. Pierce, left, during Dillinger’s court hearing in Crown Point, Indiana, during the first weeks of February 1934. Dillinger was ch… ...

John Dillinger, center, is handcuffed to Deputy Sheriff R. M. Pierce, left, during Dillinger’s court hearing in Crown Point, Indiana, during the first weeks of February 1934. Dillinger was ch… ...

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 ...

John Dillinger and his gang of bank robbers came to Arizona to get out of the Midwest winter. It ended badly for them at a hotel in Tucson.

Relatives of notorious Depression-era American gangster John Dillinger plan to exhume his body because they want to confirm whether it’s him buried in an Indiana cemetery, according to ...

John Dillinger was America's most prominent criminal at the time. After he escaped prison, he ended up on the FBI's Most Wanted list and became known as Public Enemy #1.

Notorious gangster John Dillinger's thank you letter to Henry Ford for making a great getaway car's widely considered to be a hoax. It isn't, but Ford covered up the real letter, likely parading a ...

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 ...

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