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Albert Anastasia "The Mad Hatter" |
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Albert Anastasia ran a band of killers know as Murder Inc from the back of a candy store name Midnight Rose's. Albert earned the name the "Mad Hatter" and "Lord High Executioner" because of his ruthless ways. Anastasia was gunned down in a barber's chair on October 25, 1957, inside the Park Central Hotel. He was buried with no mob fanfare, his wife and children changed their names and left the country. |
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Read the story of Albert Anastasia's life in the Mob's Greatest Hits |
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Back to the Gangland Graveyard Museum |
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Visit the Crime Scene Page |
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