dillinger in A Sentence

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    Dillinger in this motherfucker.

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    That's exactly how Dillinger got started.

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    The John Dillinger.

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    Bankrobber John Dillinger.

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    And, so, the legend of John Dillinger was on its way.

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    The story of Dillinger has been immortalized in numerous documentaries, books, and film.

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    Dillinger tried to escape by running into a nearby alley, where he died.

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    Instead, once Dillinger pled guilty, they pretty much threw the book at him.

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    Five shots were fired from three FBI agents, three of which hit Dillinger.

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    The John Dillinger that emerged from prison in 1933 was now a well-educated criminal.

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    It was there, in various spots, the agents waited for Dillinger to come outside.

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    The 31 year old John Dillinger was pronounced dead less than 15 minutes later.

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    League umpire and low-life criminal Edgar Singleton set up John Dillinger's first armed robbery.

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    Shaking his hand, Dillinger introduced himself as“Jimmy Lawrence” and departed during the 7th inning stretch.

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    According to the official FBI statement, Dillinger ran for the alley as he reached for his gun.

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    The Biograph Theater is where John Dillinger, serial bank robber and“Public Enemy No. 1,” met his fate in 1934.

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    Hiding out in Chicago, Dillinger went to see the Cubs get edged out by Cincinnati 4-3 on June 8th.

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    Criss-crossing the country and living constantly on the run, Dillinger still took the time to follow the Cubs.

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    Now a professional criminal, Dillinger was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in prison, of which he served 9.

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    Resentful, Dillinger stole a car from a couple who went to the same church and drove back to Indianapolis.

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    Like most red-blooded American boys of the time, young John Dillinger was an avid fan of the national pastime.

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    Also unfortunately for Dillinger, without consulting a lawyer, he took his father's advice to admit to the crime and plead guilty.

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    Others claim that Dillinger just ran, rather than pull a weapon and, therefore, it was unnecessary to shoot him multiple times.

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    Nevertheless, the agreement struck, she told them that a friend of hers, Polly Hamilton, was shacking up with Dillinger in Chicago.

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    While Singleton waited in the getaway car, Dillinger attacked the store's owner with a metal bolt wrapped in a cloth.

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    They were about to end the reign of one of the most famous bank robbers in U.S. History, John Dillinger.

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    Trying to get his life back on track, Dillinger tried his hand at a few different types of jobs but failed miserably.

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    After too many run-ins with the local police, Dillinger enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1922 but deserted after a few months.

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    While normal young men would have used their local athletic notoriety as a stepping stone to a respectable career, Dillinger did the opposite.

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    Instead of playing ball when the season came around, Dillinger turned his efforts to learning all he could about honing his criminal skills.

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