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Part II - Odessa Madre DC's "Queen of the Underworld" "The Female Al Capone" Infamous Black History

#crime #odessamadre #blackhistory #dc #news #documentary #history To Tamania Tanner & “Terrible T” ❤️🌹 This documentary contains images that have been used to help illustrate historical events, cultural significance, and key moments in the story. All images are used under fair use, public domain, or with permission from their respective owners. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, beyond historical representation is purely coincidental. We acknowledge and appreciate the photographers, artists, and sources who have contributed to preserving these moments in history. user_id:38266323 Music. Manic Blues Nicholas Panek from Pixabay nickpanek620 Sources: Courtland Milloy, Washington Post Staff Writer (Sept. 28, 1980); Thomas Bell, Washington Post (March 8, 1990) Patricia Gaines-Carter, Washington Post Staff Writer (March 5, 1989); Walker Bernard Johnson, Washington Post (March 5, 1989) Club to Reopen Doors to Stardust Memories Joseph Paull, Post Reporter, (February 13, 1952), Police Adopt Active Role in Irelan’s Racket War https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/... Tom Clark and J. Howard McGrath swearing in ceremonies in Washington, DC 1949 @historycomestolife U Street in Washington, DC on VOA's In Focus    • U Street in Washington, DC on VOA's In Focus   Louis Jordan ---Blue Lite Boogie    • Louis Jordan ---Blue Lite Boogie   Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the copyright act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. Get your copy of Marked: The Beginning of the end @ www.pearlppd.com Contributions to CashApp: $Pearlppd