George kelly barnes aka machine gun kelly
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George "Machine Gun Kelly" Barnes kidnapped Charles Urschel from his home in Tulsa, Oklahoma in July 1933 for a $200,000 ransom. Fingerprint evidence and letters written by Urschel linked Kelly to the crime. Kelly was known as one of the most dangerous criminals in America at the time. He and his wife were sentenced to life in prison for the kidnapping. Kelly died in prison on Alcatraz Island in 1954.
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- 2. More than 21 people were involved in the Charles Urschel kidnapping case. Kelly was known as “the most vicious and dangerous criminals in America. He one of the the first prisoners to go to Alcatraz Island.
- 4. The Crime & Scene Crime:Kidnapping Victim:Charles Urschel Where:Tulsa,Oklaho ma When:July 22, 1933 Suspect:George Kelly Barnes AKA Machine Gun Kelly What: MGK and his gang kidnapped
- 5. Forensic Evidence A threatening letter sent to Urschel A knife with MGK's fingerprints on it. Three letters written by Charles Urschel 1st letter was to John G. Catlett 2nd letter was to Urschel's wife 3rd letter was sent to
- 6. Machine gun Kelly was was a bank robber and a bootlegger. Machine gun Kelly's motive was simply the 200,000. He died of a heart attack in Alcatraz Island on July 17 of 1954 on his 59th birthday. MGK's trial was on his September 27,1933.
- 7. Legal Outcome MGK and his wife were sentenced to life in prison. Including 6 other life sentences and other sentences totaling 58 years,2 months and three days of prison time.
- 8. Conspiracy Theories One rumor was that sergeant William Ramsey and other police officers knocked on the the door and Kelly came out with a .45 pistol. One funny arrest was when MGK picked up the newspaper and forgot to lock the front door and police entered the house and found him in the restroom relieving himself xD
- 9. Works Cited http://digital.library.okstate.edu/encyclopedia/entr ies/U/UR009.html http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/gangsters_ou tlaws/outlaws/kelly/7.html http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/history/famous-cases/machine-gun-kelly http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_Gun_Kelly http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/gangsters_outlaws/outlaws/kelly/9.html