Prominent Gun Molls
Prominent, true-life gun molls include:
- Beulah Baird — Charles Arthur "Pretty Boy" Floyd
- Mae Capone — Al Capone
- DaLonne "Dee David" Chisam (later Cooper, Brumer, & Jackson, through four marriages)(b. 30 April 1923, d. 12 November 1976) — Frank Niccoli (alias Frankie Burns) (b. 1910, d. 2 September 1949), Mickey Cohen and Fred (Alfred) Sica (b. 11 September 1915, d. 1987) Dee David was an aspiring actress, and played some bit-parts in several movies, such as the hat check girl in Alias a Gentleman (billed as DaLonne David), and the uncredited role of Rita (the "Blond") in the detective thriller Calling Homicide (billed as Dalonne Cooper)."
- Jean Delaney (Crompton) — Tommy Carroll
- Victoria DiGiorgio Gotti— John Gotti
- Judith Exner — was an American woman who claimed to be the mistress of U.S. president John F. Kennedy and Mafia leaders Sam Giancana and John Roselli.
- Evelyn "Billie" Frechette — John Dillinger
- Helen Julia (Buda) Godman (b. 4 December 1888, d. 1944?) — John Homer T. ("Dapper Jackie") French, member of the Lou Blonger Gang of Denver
- Catherine Greig — James Whitey Bulger
- Maria Victoria Henao — Pablo Escobar
- Karen Hill — Henry Hill
- Virginia Hill — Bugsy Siegel
- Mary Kinder (b. Mary Northern, 29 August 1909, d. 21 May 1981) — Harry Pierpont
- Opal "Mack Truck" Long — Russell Clark
- Mary O'Dare — Raymond Hamilton
- Bonnie Parker — Clyde Barrow
- Geraldine McGee Rosenthal— Frank Rosenthal
- Kathryn Thorne (b. Cleo May Brooks, 18 March 1904 — d. 28 May 1985) — George "Machine Gun" Kelly
- Helen Wawzynak — George "Baby Face" Nelson
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