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spring morning of April 6,
clerk
of the
left his Queens home to go to
cedure,
ened the door of
red automobile,
HE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa (the remaining seats. ® They im-
_ Thursday, February 9 12 mediately drove to the Chase
M——— Manhattan Bank, parked the,
WANTED BY THE Fi car, took three other bank em-
ployees into their “protective
ie co J. fi OF eh custody,” and moved in a group
. to the closed door of the bank.
One of the bandits opened
the door with a bank employ-
ee's key and entered on the
clockwork schedule of 8:47 a.
m. The vault had been opened
and the money was waiting for
Fd delivery to th etellers’ cages.
4 | One man with a machine gun
£ | | kept the employees cowed while
+ | the money was immediately
J 1 | transferred to the getaway car.
The robbery was completed in
ten minutes, and as the robbers
“smn
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fled, they created history by
perpetrating the most lucrative
bank robbery in the history of
American crime. The Chase
Manhattan Bank was missing
$312,219.42 in cash.
Immediately the FBI and the
New York City Police began an
intensive investigation to identi-
fy the three men who, with a
machine gun, a revolver and a
clocklike schedule, had endeav-
Thomas Francis Connelly, Jr.
beautiful
1955
Bardenhagen, Chief
in the Woodside Branch
Chase Manhattan Bank,
At 8:30 on the
Henry
This was a routine pro-
but as Bardenhagen op-
his flamingo
the gun that
was put in his back was defin-
itely not a part of this routine.
work. ored to prove the falsity of the
statement that “Crime Does Not
Pay.” !
For a while it appeared ‘that
| a perfect crime had been com-
mitted, but suddenly it broke
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i The bank employee was in-| . xh
| structed to get into the back of with the arrest of several indi-
{ the car while three ominous) viduals charged with having a
looking individuals occupied | part in the holdup, and Thomas
| Francis Connelly, Jr., also
known as “The Duke” and
“Spider,” was named as the
| ringleader in the robbery.
On August 10, 1955, the FBI
| filed a warrant before a U. S.
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| Commissioner asking for the ar-|
rest of the missing Connelly,
and two weeks lated filed an-|
other complaint charging his
wife Angelina with being an ac-
cecessory after the fact, but
she had fled with her husband.
Connelly has a long criminal
record, having been previousy
convicted for larceny, burglary
and possession of burglary tools,
He is always known to be arm-
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His wife is an attractive, 31
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and a small mole on the left
| cheek. She has worked as a re-
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| four carat, square-cut diamond
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| Philadelphia Office of the FBI,
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