1940 in Organized Crime - Deaths

Deaths

  • James Feraco "Dizzy", New York (Brooklyn) racketeer
  • July 10 - Fred Burke aka Frederick Dane "Killer", Member of Egan's Rats and freelance syndicate hitman
  • July 31 - Whitey Krakower, government informant

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