Notorious Criminals & Outlaws
49 entries in the Notorious Criminals & Outlaws compendium.
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Adolf EichmannSenior Nazi SS officer who organized the logistics of the Final Solution.Aileen WuornosAmerican serial killer who murdered seven men in Florida.Albert AnastasiaUnderboss who ran Murder, Inc. and seized control of the family in 1951.Albert FishHamilton Howard "Albert" Fish was born on May 19, 1870, in Washington, D.C., to Randall FiAmado Carrillo FuentesMexican drug lord who led the Juárez Cartel.Amelia DyerBritish serial killer who murdered infants in her care.Amon GöthAustrian SS commandant of Kraków-Płaszów concentration camp.Anders Behring BreivikNorwegian neo-Nazi who killed 77 in the 2011 Norway attacks.Andrei ChikatiloSoviet serial killer who murdered at least 52 women and children.Andrew CunananAmerican spree killer of five, including Gianni Versace.Baby Face NelsonBank robber who killed more FBI agents than any other criminal.Bali NineNine Australians convicted for heroin smuggling from Indonesia.Black DahliaUnsolved murder victim known as the Black Dahlia.Bonnie and ClydeOutlaw couple of the Great Depression's public enemy era.Bugs MoranChicago Prohibition-era gangster and North Side Gang leader.Bugsy SiegelMobster who drove development of the Las Vegas Strip.Bumpy JohnsonHarlem crime boss who built his own organization after the Mafia war.Butch CassidyAmerican outlaw and leader of the Wild Bunch.Charles MansonBefore orchestrating the series of murders that made him infamous, Charles Manson had alreCharles PonziItalian con artist whose name became synonymous with a fraudulent investment scheme.Charles StarkweatherCharles Raymond Starkweather, born in Lincoln, Nebraska in 1938, was the fourth of seven cCharles WhitmanPerpetrator of the 1966 University of Texas tower shooting.Christopher CokeJamaican drug lord and Shower Posse leader.D. B. CooperUnidentified hijacker who vanished after a 1971 parachute escape.Gaetano BresciItalian anarchist who assassinated King Umberto I.Gary RidgwaySecond most prolific serial killer in terms of confirmed murders, known for killing or opeGavrilo PrincipBosnian Serb student whose assassination sparked World War I.Gilles de RaisFrench knight and marshal executed for child murders.Giuseppe MorelloNew York Black Hand leader arrested for counterfeiting in 1899.Griselda BlancoDrug lord known as the 'Godmother of Cocaine' who operated between Miami and Colombia.H. H. HolmesAmerican con artist and murderer active 1891–1894.Harold ShipmanEnglish doctor and serial killer convicted of murdering 15 patients.Henry Lee LucasConvicted murderer who falsely confessed to hundreds of killings.HerostratusArsonist who destroyed a Wonder for notoriety.Ilse KochGerman war criminal infamous for alleged atrocities at Buchenwald.Irma GreseNazi guard convicted of war crimes; executed at age 22.Ivan MilatAustralian-Croatian serial killer convicted of seven backpacker murders.Jack SheppardNotorious 18th-century London criminal and member of a large gang.James Earl RayAmerican criminal convicted of assassinating Martin Luther King Jr.Jeffrey DahmerAmerican serial killer who murdered seventeen men and boys.Jeffrey EpsteinFinancier and convicted sex offender who died awaiting trial.Jihadi JohnBritish militant who executed captives in Islamic State videos.Joaquin MurrietaMexican outlaw of disputed historicity, legend of the Gold Rush.Joe MasseriaMafia boss who led the Genovese family and died in the Castellammarese War.John DillingerAmerican gangster whose exploits helped shape the FBI.John GottiGambino crime boss who ordered Castellano's murder and evaded conviction until 1992.John RackhamEnglish pirate known for his female crew and fictional flag.John RoselliMobster who aided CIA in Castro assassination plots.David BerkowitzAmerican serial killer who terrorized New York City in the 1970s.
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