Lester Joseph Gillis (Public Enemy)
Lester Joseph Gillis, commonly known as Public Enemy, was an American gangster active during the 1930s. Born on December 6, 1908, in Chicago, Illinois, he became notorious for his involvement in organized crime, particularly in bank robberies and other violent crimes. Gillis was associated with the John Dillinger gang and was known for his daring escapades and ability to evade law enforcement.
Gillis earned the nickname "Baby Face Nelson" due to his youthful appearance and was considered one of the most dangerous criminals of his time. He was involved in several high-profile shootouts with police and was ultimately killed in a confrontation on November 27, 1934. His life and criminal activities have been depicted in various films and literature, solidifying his legacy in American crime history.