A Cunningham is killed by the gang after their car crashed during the getaway. (Barker–Karpis Gang associate Vernon Miller was allegedly involved in the killing, and reportedly also involved in the Kansas City Massacre in which four lawmen were killed). January 17, 1934Gang kidnaps Edward George Bremer, Jr.; Bremer released on February 7, 1934 after ransom paid. January 19, 1934Gang wounds M.C. McCord of Northwest Airways Company, thinking he was a policeman. March 10, 1934Barker gang member Fred Goetz (also known as "Shotgun George" Ziegler, a participant in the Bremer kidnapping) killed by fellow gangsters in Cicero, Illinois. April 1934Doc Barker and associate Volney Davis get a surprise visit from John Dillinger and Homer Van Meter, helping them bury their comrade John "Red" Hamilton after Hamilton died from gunshot wounds sustained in a shootout in St. Paul, Minnesota. July 1934Underworld doctor Joseph Moran last seen alive. January 6, 1935Barker gang member William B. Harrison killed by fellow gangsters at Ontarioville, Illinois. January 8, 1935Arthur "Doc" Barker arrested in Chicago; Barker gang member Russell Gibson killed and his colleague Byron Bolton captured at another address. January 16, 1935Fred and Ma Barker killed by FBI in Ocklawaha, Florida (Marion County). The FBI found Ma Barker by tracking her letters sent to her other son. She was writing to him to tell him about a large gator in Lake Weir that everyone had called "Gator Joe", which led to the name of the local restaurant known as "Gator Joe's". September 26, 1935The supposed body of underworld doctor Joseph Moran found in Lake Erie; believed killed by Fred Barker and Alvin Karpis. (However, Karpis himself said that Moran had been buried.) November 7, 1935Karpis and five accomplices robbed an Erie Railroad mail train at Garrettsville, Ohio. May 2, 1936Karpis and accomplice Fred Hunter arrested in New Orleans, Louisiana. October 29, 1938Lloyd Barker released from prison. January 13, 1939Arthur Barker killed trying to escape from Alcatraz Prison. Among his accomplices in unsuccessful escape is Dale Stamphill who was involved in the killing of Oklahoma State Reformatory Guard James Payton Jones February 17, 1935 (Of Barker–Karpis Gang/associates: 19 arrested; 4 killed by lawmen; 3 killed by gangsters) 1940–1949 During World War IILloyd Barker was a US Army cook, ironically, he was employed at POW camp Fort Custer, Michigan; received a US Army Good Conduct Medal and an Honorable Discharge. On March 18, 1949Lloyd Barker was killed