Matthew Peaty

Yeah, he developed this huge fingerprint division in Washington and built it up from scratch. A few thousand prints to over a million in just a few years.

Yeah, he developed this huge fingerprint division in Washington and built it up from scratch. A few thousand prints to over a million in just a few years.

Yeah, he developed this huge fingerprint division in Washington and built it up from scratch. A few thousand prints to over a million in just a few years.

They first had to learn how to fire a gun and then they had to acquire powerful weapons. The Outlaws had much more powerful weapons than the FBI originally. The Tommy Gun, which you see in all the 1930s gangster movies. They had the Browning Automatic Rifle or BAR. That was favored by Clyde Barrow. And these were very powerful weapons. They were legal at the time.

They first had to learn how to fire a gun and then they had to acquire powerful weapons. The Outlaws had much more powerful weapons than the FBI originally. The Tommy Gun, which you see in all the 1930s gangster movies. They had the Browning Automatic Rifle or BAR. That was favored by Clyde Barrow. And these were very powerful weapons. They were legal at the time.

They first had to learn how to fire a gun and then they had to acquire powerful weapons. The Outlaws had much more powerful weapons than the FBI originally. The Tommy Gun, which you see in all the 1930s gangster movies. They had the Browning Automatic Rifle or BAR. That was favored by Clyde Barrow. And these were very powerful weapons. They were legal at the time.

They're no longer legal in the hands of citizens. But the FBI, you know, and in local law enforcement often were equipped only with pistols or six shooters and, you know, maybe a shotgun occasionally. But so Hoover started ordering Tommy guns and BARs and things like that for the FBI. Their cars were not as fast as the criminals early on. Dillinger drove these, you know, Essex Terraplane was his

They're no longer legal in the hands of citizens. But the FBI, you know, and in local law enforcement often were equipped only with pistols or six shooters and, you know, maybe a shotgun occasionally. But so Hoover started ordering Tommy guns and BARs and things like that for the FBI. Their cars were not as fast as the criminals early on. Dillinger drove these, you know, Essex Terraplane was his

They're no longer legal in the hands of citizens. But the FBI, you know, and in local law enforcement often were equipped only with pistols or six shooters and, you know, maybe a shotgun occasionally. But so Hoover started ordering Tommy guns and BARs and things like that for the FBI. Their cars were not as fast as the criminals early on. Dillinger drove these, you know, Essex Terraplane was his

Getaway Vehicle and Bonnie and Clyde had a powerful Ford V8s. Law enforcement had these old Ford Model A's. So the FBI had to buy and obtain faster cars. It was a gradual process. They were behind in the beginning. They made a lot of mistakes. They kind of stumbled and bumbled around at first. Und dann mussten sie sich adaptieren.

Getaway Vehicle and Bonnie and Clyde had a powerful Ford V8s. Law enforcement had these old Ford Model A's. So the FBI had to buy and obtain faster cars. It was a gradual process. They were behind in the beginning. They made a lot of mistakes. They kind of stumbled and bumbled around at first. Und dann mussten sie sich adaptieren.

Getaway Vehicle and Bonnie and Clyde had a powerful Ford V8s. Law enforcement had these old Ford Model A's. So the FBI had to buy and obtain faster cars. It was a gradual process. They were behind in the beginning. They made a lot of mistakes. They kind of stumbled and bumbled around at first. Und dann mussten sie sich adaptieren.

Die Art und Weise, wie sie die meisten dieser Kriminellen gefangen haben, was through informants, often a female informant who had been associated with the criminal. I mean, it was a woman in red, Anna Sage, who turned Dillinger in. It was the father of the associate who was traveling with Bonnie and Clyde, who set them up. Babyface Nelson was informed on by a woman.

Die Art und Weise, wie sie die meisten dieser Kriminellen gefangen haben, was through informants, often a female informant who had been associated with the criminal. I mean, it was a woman in red, Anna Sage, who turned Dillinger in. It was the father of the associate who was traveling with Bonnie and Clyde, who set them up. Babyface Nelson was informed on by a woman.

Die Art und Weise, wie sie die meisten dieser Kriminellen gefangen haben, was through informants, often a female informant who had been associated with the criminal. I mean, it was a woman in red, Anna Sage, who turned Dillinger in. It was the father of the associate who was traveling with Bonnie and Clyde, who set them up. Babyface Nelson was informed on by a woman.

Basically, you had to find an informant who could tell you where the person was, and then they would close in on him and ambush him.

Basically, you had to find an informant who could tell you where the person was, and then they would close in on him and ambush him.

Basically, you had to find an informant who could tell you where the person was, and then they would close in on him and ambush him.

Depending on the local officer, but often the local law enforcement officer, the county sheriff or whatever, was very jealous of these tenderfoots coming in with federal badges and was often reluctant to share. Die andere Sache ist, dass manchmal die Präsenz der FBI mit der Führungskräfte von den Kriminellen interferiert hat. Es war also eine seltsame Beziehung am Anfang.

Depending on the local officer, but often the local law enforcement officer, the county sheriff or whatever, was very jealous of these tenderfoots coming in with federal badges and was often reluctant to share. Die andere Sache ist, dass manchmal die Präsenz der FBI mit der Führungskräfte von den Kriminellen interferiert hat. Es war also eine seltsame Beziehung am Anfang.