State police Officer William Gallagher, who witnessed the gunbattle in Barrington and fired on Baby Face Nelson as he drove off, examines the windshield of the gangster’s car, which Nelson and ...

A federal court trial in San Francisco in 1935 brought to light the little-known fact that George “Baby Face” Nelson — at one point the FBI’s Public Enemy No. 1 — was one of several ...

On a late autumn day in 1934 the naked, bullet-riddled body of George (“Baby-Face”) Nelson was dumped in a ditch near Chicago after a gun battle in which two agents of the Federal Bureau of ...

The third in O Brother, Where Art Thou?'s triumverate of true-life thirties personalities is Coen regular Michael Badalucco as George "Baby Face" Nelson, the bank robber who was at one time deemed ...

NOVEMBER 27, 1934: America’s former Public Enemy No 1 “Baby Face” George Nelson was killed during a public shoot-out with the FBI that also left two lawmen dead on this day in 1934. The ...

Lewis said Baby Face Nelson, who was born as Lester M ... On the morning of the robbery, they waited for the maintenance man/fireman George Fricker who had the key to the bank to come to work.

Sure, there’s been endless stories about the many gangster of the 1930s like John Dillinger, Baby Face Nelson and Bonnie and Clyde ... “Another son of ‘30s G-Man, SA George H. Franklin has provided ...

“If all reports are true, Baby Face Nelson, with several pals ... Frisch, a former Reno city councilman and cashier at George Wingfield’s Riverside Bank. Frisch was scheduled to testify as the chief ...

6 a.m.: The custodian, George Fricker, arrives at the bank ... reports for duty and is precipitously assaulted by Baby Face Nelson and dragged to join the other prisoners.

Joe's grandparents, Albert and Dorothy DeLapp, were robbed at gunpoint by Baby Face Nelson. I know, I know, everybody's grandparents once saw John Dillinger rob a local bank, knew who kidnapped ...