These Are The Public Enemies of The 1930s That People Don't Talk About

During the Great Depression, names like John Dillinger and Bonnie and Clyde dominated headlines. But they were not alone. In this episode, we examine the lives and crimes of Harvey Bailey, Eddie Green, Verne Miller, Wilbur Underhill, and Raymond Hamilton, men once labeled Public Enemies who are rarely discussed today. From bank robberies across Oklahoma and Texas to the Kansas City Massacre and the violent prison escapes that forced the federal government to expand its power, these cases reveal how the 1930s reshaped American law enforcement. We follow each man from childhood to crime, from courtroom to prison yard, and in most cases, to a violent end. __________ ⏳ Timestamps: 00:00 Intro: The Forgotten Public Enemies of the 1930s 00:49 HARVEY BAILEY 05:47 RAYMOND HAMILTON 11:42 EDDIE GREEN 19:01 VERNE MILLER 26:04 WILBUR UNDERHILL JR. __________ 🔴 Subscribe to our channel! ➡️    / @reddoorclub   🔴 Join the membership to support the channel directly! ➡️    / @reddoorclub   __________ I do my best to research every video thoroughly, but sometimes information, images, or reliable sources are limited. Because of that, some details may occasionally be inaccurate. In addition, certain moments may include light embellishments for storytelling or atmospheric effect.