Crash Out: the True Tale of a Hell's Kitchen Kid and the Bloodiest Escape in Sing Sing History David Goewey

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Crash Out: the True Tale of a Hell's Kitchen Kid and the Bloodiest Escape in Sing Sing History David GoeweyEx Library. Softcover in Good Condition The enthralling and evocative story of tough Depression era bandits who vowed to make something of themselves, even if that meant defying the stone walls of Americas most infamous prison, by a writer who grew up in Sing Sings shadow. During an era of never ending breadlines and corrupt cops, no place churned out budding crooks more efficiently than Hells Kitchen. Neighborhood loyalties bonded gangs of immigrant

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