Famous criminals

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  • American serial killer, 1970s, executed in 1989. Very infamous.

  • American star acquitted of murder, later jailed for robbery.

  • Italian-American mob boss, led Chicago Outfit in Prohibition era.

  • Ted Bundy, US serial killer active in the 1970s.

  • Infamous unidentified London serial killer, 1888.

  • Colombian drug lord, led Medellín Cartel in 1980s.

  • Charles Manson, US cult leader behind 1969 murders

  • Cult leader behind 1969 Manson Family murders.

  • Pablo Escobar, Colombian drug lord, led Medellín Cartel.

  • Tsar Ivan IV of Russia, brutal ruler blamed for mass killings.

  • Nickname of Ted Kaczynski, US domestic terrorist bomber.

  • Soviet dictator responsible for purges, gulags, mass killings.

  • Al Capone, US mob boss of Chicago Outfit.

  • Nickname of David Berkowitz, NYC serial killer in the 1970s.

  • American serial killer "Night Stalker" Ramirez.

  • Jeffrey Dahmer, US serial killer, Milwaukee Cannibal.

  • Nickname of Joaquín Guzmán, Mexican Sinaloa Cartel boss.

  • John Wayne Gacy, US serial killer of 33+ boys.

  • Clyde usually refers to Clyde Barrow, the notorious outlaw.

  • Al-Qaeda leader behind 9/11 attacks, killed 2011.

  • British serial killer; with wife Rosemary killed many victims.

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  • Assassin of JFK in 1963, infamous lone gunman.

  • Jeffrey Epstein, US financier convicted sex offender.

  • Ed Gein, US murderer/body snatcher, inspired horror films.

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  • Nickname for serial killer Richard Ramirez

  • Singer convicted of sex crimes and racketeering.

  • A real dictator widely known for alleged crimes and abuses.

  • Legendary outlaw thief of English folklore.

  • Nickname of mobster Tony Montana in film AND Capone in crime lore.

  • John Gotti, New York Mafia boss of the Gambinos.

  • US serial killer, murdered 17 men, Milwaukee.

  • Boston mob boss James “Whitey” Bulger, FBI’s Most Wanted.

  • Likely Lee Harvey Oswald, JFK assassin suspect.

  • Roman emperor Nero, infamous for brutal crimes

  • A notorious dictator associated with state crimes and repression.

  • Refers to John Wayne Gacy, the “killer clown”

  • London gangsters Ronnie & Reggie Kray, 1960s

  • Notorious Italian-American Mafia boss in NYC.

  • Benito Mussolini, Italian fascist dictator, war crimes

  • “Ripper” is a famous nickname for Jack the Ripper.

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  • Australian bushranger and outlaw from 1800s

  • Film producer convicted of sex crimes in US.

  • Unidentified serial killer in California, 1960s–70s.

  • John Dillinger, notorious US bank robber, 1930s.

  • Fidel Castro was Cuba’s longtime communist dictator.

  • Infamous American outlaw couple in the 1930s.

  • Lenin led a revolution and ruled through deadly repression.

  • “Iceman” was the chilling nickname of mob hitman Richard Kuklinski.

  • Nickname of Joaquín Guzmán, Sinaloa Cartel boss.

  • US-Italian mob boss, “Prime Minister of the Underworld”.

  • Franco was Spain’s authoritarian dictator from 1939 to 1975.

  • Castro can refer to Fidel Castro, a notorious dictator.

  • Singer convicted of child sex offenses in UK.

  • UK serial killer of children, Moors Murders with Myra Hindley.

  • Osama bin Laden, led al‑Qaeda terror attacks.

  • Sean “Diddy” Combs, charged in US sex‑trafficking case.

  • Pseudonym of US serial killer and fraudster.

  • Fictional serial killer, widely recognized as a criminal.

  • British GP, prolific serial killer of patients.

  • Outlaw partner of Butch Cassidy, famous train robber.

  • Refers to Bonnie Parker, famous bandit partner.

  • British school caretaker who murdered two girls in 2002.

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  • Alt spelling of O. J. Simpson, infamous trial.

  • Notorious US gangster George “Machine Gun Kelly”

  • US serial killer, killed 33 boys/men in Illinois.

  • Ugandan dictator responsible for mass killings and atrocities.

  • D.B. Cooper, unknown hijacker who vanished in 1971.

  • Colombian “Monster of the Andes” serial killer.

  • Canadian serial rapist and killer, 1980s–90s.

  • Laden identifies Osama bin Laden, a notorious terrorist leader.

  • Convicted doctor who abused hundreds of athletes.

  • Top Nazi propagandist, convicted war criminal.

  • Harold Shipman, UK doctor who murdered many patients.

  • Martin Bryant, perpetrator of Port Arthur massacre

  • A notorious fictional mob boss and criminal character.

  • David Berkowitz, Son of Sam, NYC serial killer.

  • Edmund Kemper, US serial killer “Co‑ed Killer”.

  • Gambino crime family, major New York Mafia clan.

  • Conqueror whose campaigns involved mass slaughter.

  • Notorious US bank robber in the 1930s.

  • Accused of murdering her parents in 1892, infamous.

  • Australian backpacker serial killer, seven confirmed victims.

  • Cassidy points to Butch Cassidy, the famous Wild West train robber.

  • A famous fictional supervillain routinely portrayed as a criminal.

  • Conman and fraudster, subject of “Catch Me If You Can”.

  • Notorious Harlem drug trafficker, basis for “American Gangster”.

  • Ted Kaczynski, “Unabomber”, US domestic terrorist

  • Murder Inc. leader, notorious NYC Mafia hitman.

  • Dawood Ibrahim, Indian crime boss, D‑Company leader.

  • US murderer, first executed after death penalty halt.

  • Powerful Italian‑American Mafia boss, Genovese.

  • Legendary American outlaw, robber, gang leader.

  • BTK Killer, Dennis Rader, US serial murderer.

  • Assassinated Lincoln; historic American criminal.

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