Beast of Las Vegas
Jun 24, 2021
3 minutes
Christopher Silvester
IN A LETTER TO THE UNITED STATES’Draft Board in 1944, “Bugsy” Siegel described himself as “an investment broker” with an annual income of $50,000. “I consider various propositions concerning investments in enterprises, and if satisfactory, enter in to such deals … I usually obtain an interest in return for my work. I’m required to make trips to appraise and investigate all matters connected with enterprises, and to negotiate terms.”
He may have sounded
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