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John Herbert Dillinger was born on June 22th 1903, he was the youngest child of a grocer and his wife. Following the death of his mother, he believes he has suffered enough in the hands of his father and carefree, joined the U.S. Navy.
Returned after a few months, he married but can not settle down, and quickly slips into crime. During his first stay in prison, he learns the ropes from robbers banks also experienced Harry Pierpont, and begins to develop its future breakage.

Once released from prison, Dillinger his escape some of his fellow prisoners, who become members of his gang. From there, the story of his exploits spread like wildfire, one of the most famous being impersonating the Representative a movie company looking for places to stage a circle, before to empty the coffers for good.

Gradually, as his skills grew robbery, Dillinger became the eyes of the American people as a hero in this time of crisis. It would have close to 300 000 dollars from its hold-ups, and so a little edgy and the FBI chief, J. Edgar Hoover.
Captured on numerous occasions, Dillinger and his accomplices have yet ceased to escape the prison more secure, to get back to business in the wake. After one of the most violent confrontation, during which he and his gang have once again escaped the clutches of the FBI, he disappears from the circulation and does not reappear only to be betrayed by the “Woman in Red”, and shot before the Biograph Theater in Chicago, July 22, 1934.