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items 5, 7, 8, and 10 — totals as totals; the souvenir object; the note-passer series; the federal tail
The close the leg owes, stated as totals: robberies of a bank on this ground, across the whole record — zero. Under what law they would have lain: the federal bank-robbery statute (18 U.S.C. § 2113) for the chartered house, and Indiana's robbery statute beside it. Whether anyone died: no one — there was no robbery for anyone to die in. The closing register's bank-crime negative thus stands assembled into this section's own shape, no longer one negative among five. The remaining classes print at their tests: the souvenir object — no "Dillinger car" or like object attaches to this town in the lore or auction record reached; the Dillinger attribution itself is dispelled on the record in the crime file (the 21 June 1933 robbery was Ohio's — told in three files, its dates agreeing, the 10,000-dollar figure in one; the assembly should keep one whole telling, as this run's note flags), and the county's last gang robbery, the Merchants National Bank job at South Bend of 30 June 1934, is entered here at boundary size so the corridor between the two towns' records is no longer unprinted — it is the neighbouring city's case, pointed to its build. The note-passer series prints negative for this ground: no linked series of the police's linking stands against the town's one bank office or its successors in the records reached, and no disposition is therefore printed — the absence of a series, stated, is the item's disposition line. The modern federal tail banks its residue plainly: the FBI's and the U.S. Attorney's release records were not searched whole for this ground in this run, and they stand named as the tail's settler; the negative as it stands rests on the source classes the crime file itself logs, and is printed at exactly that strength.
Sources:
- This build's Crime (nc-crime-negatives; nc-crime-dillinger) and Sources (the four doors — the Ohio exclusion), Banks (nc-bank-trap, at pointer size).
- The lore, auction, FBI, and U.S. Attorney records as reached for this section, November 2026 — as stated in the article.