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Vincent "Mad Dog" CollMAFIA GANGSTERRaised in The Bronx borough of New York City, the 1920s saw Donegal born Vincent Coll engage in the risky but lucrative scam of kidnapping gangsters and seeking ransoms for their release. It was the mayor of New York, Jimmy Walker, who christened him ‘Mad Dog’ following a botched hit on Joey Rao, during which one child was tragically killed and others wounded. On February 8th, 1932, Coll finally met his deserved end when he was gunned down by a vengeful henchman. Buy the BookVincent "Mad Dog" Coll and other Great Irish People are featured in the book Great Irish People - A Dictionary of Irish Biography, which you can buy online here. Vincent "Mad Dog" Coll PrintThis beautiful print of Vincent "Mad Dog" Coll (1908 - 1932) comes in four sizes 12" x 16" or 16" x 20" or 20" x 24" and Poster size 24" x 36" with two different finishes, Gloss or Parchment and will be delivered to your home or business within 14 days. For a small additional charge you can have a short biography of Vincent "Mad Dog" Coll printed beside the portrait. Purchase Options |
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