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Rank	Topic	Wikipedia views
1	Bonnie and Clyde	13,981
2	John Dillinger	8,874
3	Baby Face Nelson	2,893
4	Pretty Boy Floyd	2,335
5	Ma Barker	1,153
6	Machine Gun Kelly	1,094
7	Alvin Karpis	785
8	Blanche Barrow	658
9	W. D. Jones	253
10	Buck Barrow	235
11	Homer Van Meter	224
12	John Hamilton (gangster)	212
13	Harry Pierpont	193
14	Francis Crowley	151
15	Herman Lamm	151
16	Charles Makley	94
17	Raymond Hamilton	80
18	Tommy Carroll (criminal)	72
19	Fred Goetz	69
20	Frank Nash	68
21	Harvey Bailey	66
22	Russell Clark (criminal)	56
23	Red Crown Tourist Court	41
24	Eddie Green (criminal)	41
25	John Paul Chase	40
26	Holden-Keating Gang	37
27	Wilbur Underhill, Jr.	36
28	Denver Mint Robbery	30
29	Harry Brunette	25
30	Lawrence DeVol	25
31	Volney Davis	21
32	John Callahan (outlaw)	20
33	Robert Brady (criminal)	19
34	Adam Richetti	19
35	Ford Bradshaw	18
36	DeAutremont Brothers	18
37	Russell Gibson	18
38	Fred William Bowerman	18
39	Ed Davis (criminal)	17
40	Al Brady	16
41	Aussie Elliott	15
42	Herbert Allen Farmer	15
43	Wilhelm Loeser	14
44	George Birdwell	13
45	Martin James Durkin	13
46	Jim Clark (criminal)	11
47	Cretzer-Kyle Gang	11
48	Verne Sankey	11
49	Eddie Bentz	9
50	William Miller (criminal)	9
51	Albert Bates (criminal)	8
52	John Allen Kendrick	8
53	Frank Sawyer (criminal)	8
54	Whittemore Gang	8
55	Hyman S. Lehman	8
56	Frederick Grant Dunn	7
57	Elmer H. Inman	6
58	Depression-era outlaws	less than 5 views
59	Hunt-Gant Gang	less than 5 views
60	Henry Loftus and Harry Donaldson	less than 5 views
61	Kimes-Terrill Gang	less than 5 views

Parent categories

• 20th-century American criminals
• American bank robbers
• American outlaws
• Great Depression in the United States

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