Pretty Boy Floyd - The Ruthless Robin Hood of the 1930s | Full Documentary

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  @TheLastSupperyt · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @texoma_outdoors · 1 year ago

  The irony is that in reality hoover was the biggest individual enemy to the public as opposed to anyone he labeled as such

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  @TwiggyKeely · 3 weeks ago (edited)

  I just did my DNA test on ancestry, and found out I&apos;m 6rh cousins with Pretty Boy Floyd on my moms side! My Dad is from Ireland but on my Moms side, we&apos;ve been in Kansas, Colorado, and Oklahoma for a long time. I thought this as such a cool discovery!

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  @TheLastSupperyt · 1 year ago

  I should clarify - I can&apos;t use TV Shows &amp; Movies as much as I&apos;d like due to the copyright strikes, I can use them when it&apos;s relevant though! So less clips and more of me on screen to tell the story, a slightly different format I know, but I hope you enjoyed!

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  @VoteRestoreBritain · 1 year ago

  What a fantastic clip with Dempsey,sharing the very human element of his parents.<br>Moving.

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  @charlesfcopeland9756 · 10 months ago

  It&apos;s worth noting that while public support of the most infamous criminals because of their comparison to Robin Hood types, &nbsp;the government, &nbsp;instead of looking to eliminate the cause of the support (the depression) looked and bragged about throwing more money into catching criminals instead of stopping the root cause of crime. I&apos;m sure the public saw this use of money (it&apos;s estimated over 2 million dollars at the currency value of the time) was spent on Dillinger alone. Not to mention the disregard law enforcement had for innocent victims by initiating open gun battles in public. The damages and loss of those individuals was directly linked to law enforcement outweighed the death toll attributed to the criminals who wanted usually little loss of life to elevate the &quot;heat&quot; on them.

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  @MrXerxes415 · 1 year ago (edited)

  What workmanship instant subscribe. Everyone had him as murderous fool and a simpleton. Never a fully functioning human and a very significant career with 30-60 robberies in two years 31-33. throwing away depression era bank documents is a wonderful story and no one else touched it.<br><br>What a wonderful story.

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  @Gallo89 · 1 year ago

  Hands down one of the best channels out right now

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  @7.Citizens.Of.Heaven · 6 days ago

  😂 HE IS MY “half 8th cousin 3x removed.” THATS CRAZY

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  @mikewilliams4438 · 1 year ago

  Chilled to the bone, soaked to the skin, but never soaked to the bone😂 great upload, thanks

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  @LonelyRanger902 · 11 months ago (edited)

  Kansas City was an organized crime killing of a possible witness. You don’t spray a car with bullets if you’re trying to rescue someone inside. That guy Underhill that witnesses identified, was known as the tri-state terror, for his killing exploits

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  @freedom1028 · 2 weeks ago

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