Known Members
- Charles "Lucky" Luciano – Founder of the National Crime Syndicate, who used Murder, Inc. as their enforcers
- Meyer Lansky – Luciano's right-hand man in the National Crime Syndicate, who helped form Murder, Inc.
- Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel – helped form it alongside other mobsters
- Vincent Mangano – boss of his own family and Murder, Inc. until the Commission took it over
- Louis "Lepke" Buchalter
- Albert Anastasia – Operating head until he became boss of the Gambino crime family
- Abe "Kid Twist" Reles – Potential witness, who was murdered before he could give evidence against other members of Murder, Inc. in the early 1940s
- Martin "Buggsy" Goldstein
- Harry "Pittsburgh Phil" Strauss
- Louis Capone – a member of Murder, Inc. who worked under Albert Anastasia and Louis Buchaltar. He was executed along with his partner and boss Louis Buchalter in Sing Sing penitentiary.
- Allie "Tick Tock" Tannenbaum
- Seymour Magoon – the only Irish member
- Harry Maione – Leader of Italian faction of Murder, Inc. (Formerly led the Ocean Hill Hooligans before it was assimilated into Murder, Inc.)
- Mendy Weiss
- Hyman "Curly" Holtz
- Jacob "Jack" Shapiro
- Frank "The Dasher" Abbandando – belonged to the Italian faction
- Charles "Charlie the Bug" Workman
- Joe Adonis – belonged to the Italian faction
- Louis Cohen
- Frankie Carbo
- Louis "Shadow" Kravitz
- Philip "Little Farvel" Kovolick
- Samuel "Red" Levine
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