Jane Doe

He certainly wasn't loath to rob banks. I mean, some of the accounts estimate that he robbed 50 banks during his career. I think that's probably high, but he hit quite a few. Right. And, you know, and of course, It's the same kind of thing as with the Daltons and the Youngers and the James boys. You know, if you're robbed, you don't want to be robbed by some lowlife.

You want, you know, the big guys to have been the perpetrators. So there were some banks that he was... credited with robbing that he may never have even seen. But there were certainly enough of them. And so after this, you know, he's still wanted for escaping from his 12 to 15 year sentence. He's wanted for the killing of Officer Kastner in Bowling Green.

You want, you know, the big guys to have been the perpetrators. So there were some banks that he was... credited with robbing that he may never have even seen. But there were certainly enough of them. And so after this, you know, he's still wanted for escaping from his 12 to 15 year sentence. He's wanted for the killing of Officer Kastner in Bowling Green.

You want, you know, the big guys to have been the perpetrators. So there were some banks that he was... credited with robbing that he may never have even seen. But there were certainly enough of them. And so after this, you know, he's still wanted for escaping from his 12 to 15 year sentence. He's wanted for the killing of Officer Kastner in Bowling Green.

And there were other officers that one of the accounts said that during his career, he killed 12 people, nine of whom were police officers. So that would, uh, would certainly keep him, um, in front of the, in front of the gun sites of any of the police. And then after this, this incident in Bowling Green, uh, he went back to Oklahoma, found a new partner by necessity. And, um,

And there were other officers that one of the accounts said that during his career, he killed 12 people, nine of whom were police officers. So that would, uh, would certainly keep him, um, in front of the, in front of the gun sites of any of the police. And then after this, this incident in Bowling Green, uh, he went back to Oklahoma, found a new partner by necessity. And, um,

And there were other officers that one of the accounts said that during his career, he killed 12 people, nine of whom were police officers. So that would, uh, would certainly keep him, um, in front of the, in front of the gun sites of any of the police. And then after this, this incident in Bowling Green, uh, he went back to Oklahoma, found a new partner by necessity. And, um,

and continued on a string of bank robberies throughout the Midwest. I was going to make a list of them, but I just ran out of time yesterday. It probably wouldn't be that interesting, but there were a lot.

and continued on a string of bank robberies throughout the Midwest. I was going to make a list of them, but I just ran out of time yesterday. It probably wouldn't be that interesting, but there were a lot.

and continued on a string of bank robberies throughout the Midwest. I was going to make a list of them, but I just ran out of time yesterday. It probably wouldn't be that interesting, but there were a lot.

That's a lot of banks. he made a name for himself. But the thing that really brought him to the forefront of the criminal world was something that he denied he did. He denied it immediately after the event. His other newer partner denied that he was involved with it. And it was totally unlike their other normal activities, which is to go in these rural banks or small town banks and

That's a lot of banks. he made a name for himself. But the thing that really brought him to the forefront of the criminal world was something that he denied he did. He denied it immediately after the event. His other newer partner denied that he was involved with it. And it was totally unlike their other normal activities, which is to go in these rural banks or small town banks and

That's a lot of banks. he made a name for himself. But the thing that really brought him to the forefront of the criminal world was something that he denied he did. He denied it immediately after the event. His other newer partner denied that he was involved with it. And it was totally unlike their other normal activities, which is to go in these rural banks or small town banks and

make a quick haul for a couple thousand dollars, if that. But in 1933, Charlie was accused of participating in a major gangland incident. And again, this is unlike him because he was not mixed up with uh the mob right for the most part and and it i don't think he was at all but but he he was blamed for this and what happened is that there was a uh

make a quick haul for a couple thousand dollars, if that. But in 1933, Charlie was accused of participating in a major gangland incident. And again, this is unlike him because he was not mixed up with uh the mob right for the most part and and it i don't think he was at all but but he he was blamed for this and what happened is that there was a uh

make a quick haul for a couple thousand dollars, if that. But in 1933, Charlie was accused of participating in a major gangland incident. And again, this is unlike him because he was not mixed up with uh the mob right for the most part and and it i don't think he was at all but but he he was blamed for this and what happened is that there was a uh

federal uh convict named frank nash who had escaped i'm amazed at how easy it was to escape custody but frank nash was in prison on a federal uh rap um he was like a bookkeeper for for the mob he had escaped and then got recaptured and they were in the process of taking him back to prison and the suspicion is that higher-ups in the criminal world did not want frank

federal uh convict named frank nash who had escaped i'm amazed at how easy it was to escape custody but frank nash was in prison on a federal uh rap um he was like a bookkeeper for for the mob he had escaped and then got recaptured and they were in the process of taking him back to prison and the suspicion is that higher-ups in the criminal world did not want frank

federal uh convict named frank nash who had escaped i'm amazed at how easy it was to escape custody but frank nash was in prison on a federal uh rap um he was like a bookkeeper for for the mob he had escaped and then got recaptured and they were in the process of taking him back to prison and the suspicion is that higher-ups in the criminal world did not want frank

to be able to go back and be interviewed at the leisure of the police and the federal authorities. And they wanted to spring him before he was back in behind bars. So they knew somehow, probably some cash applied to somebody that had variable morals. They knew that he was going to be passing through the Kansas City Union Station. while they were taking him back to the prison he had escaped from.