
1995-01-260.0 rating
He was one of America’s most notorious Depression-era bank robbers. Biography chronicles how John Dillinger escaped a quiet, rural upbringing in Indiana to mastermind multiple daring bank heists and elaborate jailbreaks. His high-profile crime spree ultimately embarrassed local law enforcement, drew the obsession of FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, and earned him the inaugural title of the FBI's "Public Enemy Number One."