The Starker: Big Jack Zelig, the Becker-Rosenthal Case, and the Advent of the Jewish Gangster St. Simons Trilogy spreading fear wherever it went

spreading fear wherever it went

whether you're going for a leisurely sail with friends or competing to win

While most solutions are designed to help ease the symptoms of aging

Seattle Seahawks lineman Grant Wistrom

The Starker: Big Jack Zelig, the Becker-Rosenthal Case, and the Advent of the Jewish Gangster St. Simons Trilogy spreading fear wherever it wentSelig Harry Lefkowitz, alias Big Jack Zelig, was New York's first great gangster boss. Like many of his pre Volstead contemporaries, his historic impact has been overshadowed by Al Capone and Murder Inc. He is listed in today's crime anthologies primarily because four members of the gang, along with corrupt cop Charles Becker, died in the electric chair for the July 1912 murder of gambler Herman Rosenthal. In New York City from 1908 to 1912, however,