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| | | MEET BRUCE GRAY ON DRTV - CLICK HERE... | | | | In 1933 through 1934, America endured a crime wave largely centered on Chicago and Northern Indiana, but not part of the empire begun by Al Capone and managed by Frank Nitti in “Snorky’s” absence.   This was a wave of violent crime, most notably bank robberies. It was an era in which criminal figures became celebrities, with colorful names like “Pretty Boy” Floyd and “Baby Face” Nelson. But one of these men, his name very ordinary, will always be remembered as the ultimate gangster: John Dillinger. In Michael Mann’s “Public Enemies,” the

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