Despite his charm and daring, John Dillinger was a source of frustration for J. Edgar Hoover and the young Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) during the Great Depression. To track down the elusive bandit, Hoover designates Dillinger as his first Public Enemy Number One and gives his top agent, Melvin Purvis, the mission of bringing him in alive or dead.
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Despite his charm and daring, John Dillinger was a source of frustration for J. Edgar Hoover and the young Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) during the Great Depression. To track down the elusive bandit, Hoover designates Dillinger as his first Public Enemy Number One and gives his top agent, Melvin Purvis, the mission of bringing him in alive or dead.
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