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Bobby Randell Wilcoxson : ウィキペディア英語版
Bobby Randell Wilcoxson

Bobby Randell Wilcoxson〔()〕 was born July 10, 1929, in Duke, Oklahoma.〔FBI Wanted Poster; February, 1962〕 He was well respected as an efficient crew foreman in the lettuce fields of the Salinas Valley in California, because he spoke Spanish and intimidated laborers. He worked in the produce business in Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas.〔''Reader's Digest''; July, 1962〕 Wilcoxson also worked as a house painter, service station attendant and a used-car salesman before turning into a professional criminal.
==Life==
An FBI agent pursuing Wilcoxson once called him "the most wanted man since Dillinger." "One Eye" Bobby Wilcoxson and his crime partner Albert Frederick Nussbaum of Buffalo, New York, were prolific bandits between 1960 and 1962, knocking over at least seven banks in an eighteen-month run. They stole at least $250,000 which by some estimates is roughly the equivalent of $2.8 million in 2008. Peter Columbus Curry of Quitman, Georgia, joined Wilcoxson and Nussbaum on December 15, 1961 - the trio holding up a branch of the Lafayette National Bank in Brooklyn, New York. Wilcoxson entered the bank and pumped four rounds from a Thompson submachine gun into the chest of bank guard Henry Kraus.〔''Reader's Digest''; February 1963〕

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