Charles Lucky Luciano Mug Shot 1931 Horizontal Metal Print

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Pop art comes in many forms. I consider this one of them. You'll find here a mugshot of Charles Luciano. Here we see Charles Luciano's mug shot taken after His lifestyle caught the attention of special prosecutor Thomas E. Dewey, who had him arrested in 1936 for facilitating prostitution. The direct evidence against Luciano was not strong (prostitution was at best a side business for the family), but during the trial Luciano was disastrously cross-examined by Dewey, who asked how he lived so well on a reported $22,500 income. (His actual take was about $10 million.) Luciano was convicted and sentenced to 30 to 50 years.

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