Title: 25 Extremely Notorious Gangsters
Headings: 25 Extremely Notorious Gangsters
25 Extremely Notorious Gangsters
Jack Diamond
Tom Devaney
James Coonan
Dawood Ibrahim
The Kray Brothers
Demetrius Flenory
Joaquin Guzman
James Burke
Vito Genovese
Meyer Lansky
Jacques Mesrine
James Whitey Bulger
Anthony Accardo
Bugsy Siegel
Carlo Gambino
John Dillinger
Frank Costello
Arnold Rothstein
Enoch Johnson
Lucky Luciano
Billy the Kid
Al Capone
Jesse James
Griselda Blanco
Pablo Escobar
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James Coonan
An Irish-American mobster and racketeer who use to operate in New York, Manhattan, James “Jimmy C” Coonan became a gangster and organize his own powerful crew of criminals to avenge his father, who was kidnapped, beaten and killed by another well-known mobster in the 1960’s, Mickey Spillane. He was sentenced to 75 years in prison after he was proven guilty of murdering Harold Whitehead. 22
Dawood Ibrahim
The man behind the infamous Indian organized crime syndicate dubbed as D-Company, Dawood Ibrahim currently heads a large, unlawful empire in India. He is believed to have masterminded, financed, and organized the 1993 Bombay bombings, a series of 13 bomb explosions in Mumbai that left about 250 casualties in each attack. He used to have close links with the late Osama Bin Laden of Al Qaeda and is currently the most wanted man in India. 21
The Kray Brothers
https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-twin-gangsters-who-ruled-london
Reginald “Reggie” Kray and Ronald “Ronnie” Kray were twin brothers and English gangsters who orchestrated a series of organized crimes in East London. They were primarily involved in large-scale robberies, assaults, arson, protection rackets, as well as the murder of the notorious criminal, Jack “The Hat” McVitie, from London. Though they were among the most feared gangsters of their time, the twins became US celebrities in the 1960’s with their willingness to share their stories in interviews, books, and movies. 20
Demetrius Flenory
Known as the “Black Meech” in several circles in Atlanta, Demetrius Flenory was among the two founders of the Black Mafia Family, a large drug trafficking organization that predominantly operated in Detroit before expanding into Atlanta and Los Angeles. He was convicted of trafficking cocaine throughout the United States for nearly two decades and was identified as among the highest-earning drug traffickers in the history of the country.