robbers who robbed the sports and race book at the Flamingo Hotel-Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. Broncato soon bailed out, and was murdered about 6 weeks later on August 7. 1951, by Los Angeles Mafia capo Jimmy Fratianno, who confessed to the famous Two Tonys murders in his book, The Last Mafioso Frederick Emerson Peters July 2, 1951 #22 Seven months on the list Frederick Emerson Peters - U.S. prisoner arrested January 15, 1952, in a Washington, D. C. hotel lobby after two FBI agents recognized him from the Identification Order; further research would be needed to clarify if he was the same lifelong criminal Frederick Emerson Peters (1885–1959) who became infamous as an impostor of famous people dating back to 1902. Ernest Tait July 11, 1951 #23 and also appeared again as #133 in 1960 One day on the list Ernest Tait - became Fugitive #133 in 1960; U.S. prisoner arrested July 12, 1951, in Miami, Florida, by the FBI as a direct result of an Associated Press story in the Miami Herald and the Miami Daily News; he later claimed that he had intended to shoot it out with the police but not with the FBI. Ollie Gene Embry July 25, 1951 #24 One month on the list Ollie Gene Embry - U.S. prisoner arrested by FBI Agents August 5, 1951, while working as a local filling station attendant, in the process of fixing the automobile radiator of a citizen who saw his Identification Order in the Post Office, and recognized him. Giachino Anthony Baccolla August 20, 1951 #25 Four months on the list Giachino Anthony Baccolla - U.S. prisoner arrested December 10, 1951, in New York City. Raymond Edward Young November 12, 1951 #26 Four days on the list Raymond Edward Young - U.S. prisoner arrested November 16, 1951, in Denver, Colorado, while loading bread trucks on his night job at a bakery. John Thomas Hill December 10, 1951 #27 One year on the list John Thomas Hill - U.S. prisoner arrested August 16, 1952, in Hamtramck, Michigan, while asleep in bed during a raid on his home, after a citizen recognized him from a wanted flier. George Arthur Heroux December 19, 1951 #28 Seven months on the list George Arthur Heroux - US PRISONER; was caught on July 25, 1952, at Miami, Florida; had been charged along with Gerhard Arthur Puff (Fugitive #30) on December 3,