Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@DeonteThornton says : John Dillingger was cool an bad ass yea…….>> <<@JerimeyWilliams-f5e says : ❤>> <<@smileysatanson3404 says : He was no.1 to become public enemy no.1 while being his own no.1>> <<@John-m5u2e says : The shot man did not match Dillinger is several ways.>> <<@VladDeFietser says : A photo of Dillinger on the slab in the morgue created the legend that the man was heavily endowed as far as his little John was concerned. Now the interpretation is that the sheet covering his nether regions in the photo was simply carelessly wrinkled.>> <<@hhessu90 says : Got killed by a betrayal by woman. Love is the death of duty.>> <<@RobertBailey-y3h says : The J. Edgar Hoover celebrity machine strikes again! ---Bob Bailey in Maine>> <<@luckyhouston1054 says : @luckyhouston1054 0 seconds ago My grandmother was working at the bank in Sioux Falls when Dillinger robbed it. She was an elevator operator. She said she opened her door to the lobby and saw Baby Face Nelson standing on the counter spraying the ceiling with his Tommy gun. She told me, "I closed my elevator door and hit the button for the top floor." I always wondered if this bit of family history was true until I learned Dillinger did indeed Rob the bank in Sioux Falls, my grandmother did in fact work at the bank as an elevator operator. When I saw the scene in the movie where Baby Face stood on the counter and let his Tommy gun rip, I realized there wasn't much reason to doubt. The bank itself was only a few blocks from the place she lived.>> <<@malice9240 says : My great grandma when she was growing up actually he pulled up to there house and asked for pickles, and bought it. My great grandma's dad asked her if she knew who that was and told her it was John Dillinger>> <<@RobotDCLXVI says : Guess the feds were never trustworthy.>> <<@MercifulSinGaming says : I am from Michigan City, Dillinger is indeed a legend around this area. In particular, New Carlisle less than 30 minutes away where Dillinger spent his time in county lockup is a treasure trove of information. The county jail has since been abandoned and people often do ghost hunting in that building.>> <<@jerryblair4106 says : Dillinger one of the greatest gangsters of his era.I made not live for ever but I be a fool not to try.>> <<@TRX555 says : Could you talk a bit slower please, it would be much easyer for me to follow the story.>> <<@MatthewSheedy-g6g says : Dillinger actually didn't die until 1960...clone usage!>> <<@Bumper776 says : There are always someone claiming that their favorite criminal got away and lived to be old. Some claim Jesse James got away (never mind that bones in his grave match his family's DNA), also Billy the Kid lived to become an old huckster in Hico Texas called Brushy Bill, that Hitler lived to be 105 years old down in Argentina, just to name a few.>> <<@kevinwhelan9607 says : The lookalike was believed to be a small-time hood called Jimmy Lawrence: and his resemblance to Dillinger was striking. The post-mortem reported that the corpse had contracted rheumatic fever when it was younger, ie causing damage to his heart; in other words, Dillinger would have failed his navy medical AND the eyes were a different colour to Dillinger's. Also, pressmen present were shown "Dillinger's" naked corpse by an attendant. He quipped "Well hung, ain't he?" Apparently, his penis was 14in, flacid.>> <<@StraightShooter. says : I live on what used to be the John Dillinger Sr. Farm. Mooresville Indiana.>> <<@mukrilzadeed5021 says : vro playing gta in real life....>> <<@boogie2112 says : The boy posted>> <<@lostinaroomLeon says : Was he 43% Burnt :)>> <<@Iwouldashouldacoulda says : Public enemy number one at that time was Hoover in my opinion.>> <<@CodyConnolly-h3h says : Reincarnation of john Dillenger Edgar Hoover shot me dead when I recognized him as ss Nazi Rudolph hoess>> <<@miniadventureswithmark3309 says : 🥚>> <<@mrcurve9511 says : Public enemy number 1 is like GTA 5 stars>> <<@mikeymjh says : Just talk really and nothing new to report>> <<@johnstevens8763 says : It's kind of crazy how the American experience romanticized outlaws from the old west to prohibition, etc.>> <<@lorddrayvon1426 says : For more information about what happened to the three main gang members, Harry Pierpont and John Mackey were sentenced to death for the murder of the sherrif and Russell Clark got life without parole after his lawyer talked the jury into clemency. On September 22nd 1934, Mackley and Pierpont led a failed escape attempt where Mackley was gunned down but Pierpont survived. On October 17th 1934, at 12:14AM, Harry Pierpont was fried at Lucasvile Prison.>> <<@jalenikezeue4114 says : John looks like a BioShock character>> <<@daltonsnow5855 says : I’m glad that traitor got deported. What a rat.>> <<@bellagia263 says : Well I'm glad his 16 year old wife got away from this train wreck of a man.>> <<@proudveteran4696 says : Glad they casterated him>> <<@monaiannucci9434 says : Sounds like my story>> <<@MichaelGrubbs-mk8dd says : I'm related to John Dillinger>> <<@loganorr6145 says : So don't date prostitutes?>> <<@hannavirtanen7006 says : Why the Electric chair? 😞😞😓😓😓😩😩😩😫>> <<@swiftcee266 says : Indiana State Police Captain Matt Leach gave the press the gang name 'The Dillinger Gang', in the hope that it would create division. It didn't work. The murder of the Police officer was pinned on Dillinger, it was never proven.>> <<@asullivan4047 says : interesting and informative. orator presented the documentary very well~! good assortment of sill/motion pictures enabling views to better understand what the orator was describing. unfortunately pierpont was a little trigger happy/along with baby face nelson. had they went further west to los angeles population 1.2 million as opposed to tucson 40 K. they would have blended in and probably have not been rounded up-? special thanks to dillinger & associates who made this documentary possible.>> <<@gabrieldjatienza6971 says : Warren Oates and Johnny Depp were the most well known actors to portray Dillinger, both played him excellently in different movie eras....1973, the time when the USA is in the Vietnam nightmare and 2013, the time when movies are going digital.>> <<@STEPHEN1463 says : THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN>> <<@bryansteele832 says : John Dillenger is probably a really good example of the whole psychology of nature vs nurture. Had an ok to decent upbringing, but for whatever reason was a bad egg.>> <<@bodombeastmode says : Just FYI, it's prounced Lie-ma Ohio not Lee-ma like capital of Peru.>> <<@wildheartxxx135 says : Dilinger a legend true hero!>> <<@anothersettlementneedsyour9628 says : Only legends get avant-garde metal bands named after them.>> <<@ehrldawg says : Sheriff - *What keeps you up at night* Dillinger - *Coffee*>> <<@LonelyRanger902 says : Strange that he doesn’t mention Dillingers other right hand Man homer Van meter>> <<@Tom_Van_Zandt says : Not sure why, but the short and violent end of all America's famous/infamous outlaws and gangsters makes me sad. Obviously it's going to be a short life when violence is involved, but it always seems fun to root for the bad guy. I think that's why the D.B. Cooper story crops up every single November; although he most likely died after exiting the jet, it's fun to think that he might have gotten away with it. Billy the Kid, Bonnie and Clyde, Dillinger and several others all lived short violent lives, and yet we are generationally fascinated by them.>> <<@withintheshyness says : 41 stolen chickens?>> <<@mitchellneu says : Went to Chicago a few years back. When I walked past the Biograph Theater, I stood where Dillinger was shot. Surreal experience. Cool, but surreal…>> <<@upintheairstudio says : Do one on Pretty Boy Floyd.>> <<@jbaker7311 says : I'm late to the party but I wanted to share this. My parents grew up in northern Minnesota during the 1920's and '30's. Gangsters would live in the hills at times near there. By doing so they could scurry over into Canada to evade law enforcement should the need arise. My Mom said at times when going to the nearest town to pick up odds and ends they would see the gun molls doing the same. The men would send their women who weren't wanted by the law. It was easy to identify the women who were dressed to the nines in colorful clothing. During the depression they made quite an impression.>>