John Dillinger's farm house possibly leaving state
Posted: Sep 21, 2011 10:24 AM EST | Updated: Nov 6, 2014 10:09 AM EST
MORGAN COUNTY, Ind.--A notorious gangster's old farm house could soon leave the state.
A relative of John Dillinger, might uproot the family's Morgan County property because he says local officials have not shown any interest in his plans to turn it into a tourist attraction. Dillinger and his gang attracted a lot of publicity, during a year-long crime spree that started in 1933.
The spree's included bank robberies, shootouts, jail breaks and according to authorities, the killing of 10 people.
A relative of John Dillinger, might uproot the family's Morgan County property because he says local officials have not shown any interest in his plans to turn it into a tourist attraction. Dillinger and his gang attracted a lot of publicity, during a year-long crime spree that started in 1933.
The spree's included bank robberies, shootouts, jail breaks and according to authorities, the killing of 10 people.
