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Martin "
Buggsy"
Goldstein (February 12, 1905 – June 12, 1941) was a
member of a gang of hitmen,
operating out of Brooklyn, New York in the 1930s, known...
- Brownsville. He soon
teamed up with two of his
childhood friends,
Martin "
Buggsy"
Goldstein and
Harry "Pittsburgh Phil" Strauss, who
eventually rose to power...
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guilty of the
homicide that sent him and
fellow Murder, Inc.
hitman Martin "
Buggsy"
Goldstein to the
electric chair.
After hitman Abe "Kid Twist"
Reles turned...
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group of
enforcers from Brownsville, Brooklyn, New York led by
Martin "
Buggsy"
Goldstein and Abe "Kid Twist" Reles. Buchalter, in particular, and Joe...
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David A.
Stewart 3:27 14. "Walk into the Wind"
David A. Stewart,
Terry Hall "Andrew Carver" (character in film;
vocals performed by
Buggsy Pearce) 5:37...
- EVER
HAPPENED TO . . .
BUGSY MCGRAW?". OrlandoSentinel.com. "411MANIA".
Buggsy McGraw Autobiography Now Available. @BulletClubIta (March 6, 2020). "5....
- 17
March 2025.
Retrieved 18
March 2025. Hill, KB (23
February 2023). "'
Buggsy' and the
Lalor clan…a true
sporting dynasty". The
Footy Almanac. Archived...
- page). "2 in
Murder Ring Are Put to Death;
Pittsburgh Phil
Strauss and
Buggsy Goldstein Go to
Chair for
Brooklyn Slaying" (PDF). The New York Times. June...
- he pla**** a role in the
publication of
Brute Power- The
Autobiography of
Buggsy McGraw with
Bugsy McGraw and Ian Dougl****.
Before becoming a pro wrestling...
- Inc.,
Magoon was
heavily involved in the painters'
unions with
Martin "
Buggsy"
Goldstein during the 1920s and 1930s.
Magoon helped testify against the...
