Virginia Hill
Also known as the “Flamingo” or the “Queen of the Gangster Molls”, Hill became famous because she was the lover of Brooklyn mobster Bugsy Siegel.
She was very poor as a child, telling people that she never had a pair of shoes until she was 17 years old. Virginia was born in Alabama and raised in Georgia, but she moved to Chicago so she can become famous and rich.
Working as an accountant for Al Capone, we can say she found a bit of both. Hill killed herself by overdosing on sleeping pills near Salzburg, Austria, on March 24, 1966.
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I always like to read stories like these and Love U.S. History a lot mostly like these and the old Westerns
Great reading and a touch of our history. Even in high school I enjoyed reading about the things and people that live during that period of life. Thanks very much.
You’re ALL suspect ; I know because I am too
i To am always interested in gangland history, the mob, Costra Nostra, etc.
Well written
Thank you, very interesting. Would have liked to see more photos.
You forgot Hillary