In the early morning hours of November 25, 1937, the notorious and feared gangster Harry Millman, a 26-year-old Jewish man, met a violent and bloody end on the floor of Boesky's, a bustling restaurant-deli at the corner of Hazelwood and 12th Streets in Detroit, Michigan. Known in the underworld as 'Lucky' for his numerous escapes from conviction on charges ranging from extortion to armed robbery and kidnapping, Millman's luck had finally run out. He was a prominent and volatile figure associated
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