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Jack "Legs" Diamond was a NYC gangster and racketeer between 1920 and December 1931 when he was slain.Marion "Kiki" Roberts was Diamond's mistress. This is a.
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A "Mob Moll" or Gun Moll is a slang name given to the female companions of mafia members, mobsters and other professional criminals. Many times they were also hardened criminals themselves. The New York Daily News recently compiled this incredible collection of vintage photographs featuring the Mob Molls of New York's mafia past. Enjoy!
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(click to shrink) Mob Moll, 1937: Showgirl Marion 'Kiki' Roberts had ties to the mob being the mistress of the late Prohibition-era gangster John (Legs) Diamond, who was the main distributor of illegal alcohol in Manhattan in the late 1920s.
Marion Roberts aka Kiki Roberts, the girlfriend of Jack Diamond
Newsreel interview with former Follies showgirl Marion "Kiki" Roberts, girlfriend of bootlegger Jack "Legs" Diamond, shortly after his death in Dec. 1931.
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Marion "Kiki" Roberts (née Strasmick) [1] (born 1909 in Boston, Massachusetts to Martha Strasmick) was an American dancer and showgirl. She was better known as the girlfriend and moll of American gangster Legs Diamond. [2] [3] Early life
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But the big draw was Marion "Kiki" Roberts, real name Marion Strasmick, former Ziegfeld Follies girl and gun moll of Jack "Legs" Diamond, one of the 1920s' celebrity gangsters. In 1935.
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Marion "Kiki" Roberts was an American dancer and showgirl. She was better known as the girlfriend and moll of American gangster Legs Diamond.
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Diamond was a womanizer; his best-known mistress was showgirl and dancer Marion "Kiki" Roberts . Prohibition and the Manhattan Bootleg Wars In the late 1920s, Prohibition was in force, and the sale of beer and other alcoholic beverages was illegal in the United States. Diamond traveled to Europe to acquire beer and narcotics but failed.
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Kiki Roberts was born Marion Strasmick in Boston, the only child of Louis Strasmick, a salesman and immigrant from Russia, and his wife Martha Roberts from Newfoundland, Canada. Marion's birthdate is unclear, but the 1920 Census shows her as 10. Kiki, on her way Kiki grew up in the South End, an area then known for tenements and row houses.
Marion "Kiki" Roberts, companion of the late Jack "Legs" Diamond, New
Mob Moll, 1937: Showgirl Marion 'Kiki' Roberts had ties to the mob being the mistress of the late Prohibition-era gangster John (Legs) Diamond, who was the main distributor of illegal alcohol in Manhattan in the late 1920s.
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Graf Zeppelin AP The damaged glass negative shows the Graf Zeppelin's arrival at Lakehurst, New Jersey, after making her history-making around-the-world trip, August 29, 1929. Graf Zeppelin AP The.
Marion Roberts the red haired sweetheart of slain gangster chief
A photograph of a 21-year-old Demetrius Roberts is displayed as Metropolitan Police Assistant Sheriff John McGrath speaks during a briefing about a Metro fatal shooting, on Thursday, Oct. 7, 2021.
Alice Diamond at Albany Hospital where her husband Jack Diamond is
One of the women with Legs at the time of the shooting, Marion "Kiki" Roberts, was later found hanging from a chandelier in the East Wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Miss Roberts, according to newspaper accounts written at the time, had identified Leg's assailant as a man named "George wearing a red tie."
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Marion "Kiki" Roberts, companion of the late Jack "Legs" Diamond, New York gangster, is shown with a puppy on the beach in Atlantic City, N.J., where she is vacationing, May 27, 1932. She is now.
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8 min read · Mar 14, 2023 -- T he landmark house in Albany, New York, where Prohibition-era Irish gangster and bootlegger Jack 'Legs' Diamond was gunned down on Dec. 18, 1931, just went on the.
Vintage Photographs of the Mafia's "Mob Molls" in New York City
7 Marion "Kiki" Roberts. Photo credit: Herb Breuer/New York Daily News "Kiki" was one of the last people to see Jack "Legs" Diamond alive. Though many had failed to whack the infamous gangster over the years, in December 1931, his time was up. Roberts was hauled in for questioning over the murder, as was Jack's doting wife Alice.