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Fbi Rids Dead List Hq 1 LAST NAME SUFFIX OTHER INFO DEADUST A'HEARN THEODORE J. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS D. 11/28/2004 correspondent for Washington Post during Watergate, executive editor of Oakland Tribune, founded National AARONS LEROY F. Lesbian Gay Journalist Assoc. ABATA DOMINICA. d. Dec. 1983 ABATE ANTHONY B. 1/2/1911 LCN - Genovese (Associate) d. 11/22/1991 aka, Nick Abate, Nickolas ABATE DOMINICK Onofrio Abate LCN LCN - San Francisco; d. 9/5/1962 ABATI MIKE aka, Michele Abati LCN P.L.F. ABBAS ABU d. 3/8/2004 B. 4/6/1922 ABBATEMARCO ANTHONY F. aka, Anthony F. Abbey LCN ABBATEMARCO FRANK d. 12/31/1960 LCN ABBATICCHIO R.J. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS B. 4/6/1922 ABBEY ANTHONY F. aka, Anthony F. Abbatemarco LCN ABBEY EDWARD d. 3/14/1989 ABBITT WATKINS d. 7/13/1998 ABBOTT BUD comedian ABBOTT JAMES d. Nov 1986 ABBOTT JAMES E. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS ABBOTT JOHN d. 5/24/96 D. 9/3/1959 ABBOTT NELSON WESLEY active in pro-segregation d. 4/15/2015 ABBOTT SIDNEY feminist activist D. 12/29/2014- Al-Shabaab ABDISHAKUR TAHLIL Intel Chief D. 5/16/2012 US Senator from South ABDNOR JIM Dakota D. 10/22/2011 heir to Saude throne aka, Crown prince Sultan bin ABDUL SULTAN BIN Abdul Aziz d. 7/16/2015 ABDULAZEES MUHAMMAD YOUSSEF 2015 Chattanooga shootings 8/1/1924-1/23/2015- King of ABDULAZIZ ABDULLAH bin Saudi Arabia D. 6/16/2012 interior minister from Saudi ABDUL-AZIZ NAYEF BIN Arabia d. 1/28/2015 - Nigerian army ABDURRAHMAN SURAJ officer ABE GONROKU b.1 881 PEARL HARBOR ABE KICHINOSUKE b.1 881 PEARL HARBOR ABE SHUNGO b. 11/23/1884 ABEEL ETHEL N. b.1 884 FBI SA ABEGGLEN ROBERT G. d. 4/28/1994 FBI OFFICIALS ABEK JOHN J editor Lithuanian daily paper COMMUNIST US Senator ABEL HAZEL HEMPEL d. 7/30/1966 B. 4/9/1926 ABELES ERNEST D. 9/21/1988 D. 5/9/2013 writer, editor and chief columnist for financial news ABELSON ALAN pulication Barron's B. 7/28/1930 ABELSON ERNEST PETER D. 4/1968 ABERNATHY JOE B. FBI SA b. 3/11/1926 d. 4/17/90 ABERNATHY RALPH D. civil rights activist ABERNATHY WILLIAM T. b. 11/21/1887 ABERNETHY THOMAS G. US Representative ABETZ OTTO d. 1958 publisher of "Nichi Bei ABIKO KYUTARO Shimbun" newspaper ABIKO YONA TSUDA wife of Kyutaro Abiko FBI SA ABRAM L. DOUGLAS d. 1/19/1990 FBI OFFICIALS ABRAM MORRIS d. 2000 ABRAMSON MAX B. 1909 ABRAMSON RUDY d. 2/13/2008 ABRANDT GUSTAV S. FBI SA B. 1914 ABRIGNANI SAM D. 2002 d. 8/1991 ABT JOHN J. aka, John Abt COMMUNIST ABUSCH ALEXANDER editor of CP paper COMMUNIST d. 3/31/1998 ABZUG BELLA US Representive from NY aka. Leo Dia b. ACCARDI JOE 9/23/1901 B. 4/28/1906 ACCARDO ANTHONY aka, Joe Batters LCN - Chicago Consigliere aka Antonio Leonardo, Tyon Accardo, Joe Batters, Joseph Bulger, M. LeRack B. 4/28/1906 ACCARDO ANTHONY JOSEPH D. 5/27/1992 B. 12/8/1910 D. 11/15/2002 ACCARDO CLARICE P. SSAN# 323-44-4897 B. 12/8/1910 D. 2002 wife of Anthony Accardo ACCARDO CLARICE PORTER aka, Clarice Batters b. 10/23/1902 aka, Accardi Settimo, Setimo ACCARDO SETTIMO Accardi FBI SA ACERS MAURICE W. d. 8/6/93 FBI OFFICIALS ACERS N. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS D. 3/21/2013 Nigerian author, statesman, ACHEBE CHINUA dissident ACHENBACH ARTHUR J. FBI SA ACHERMAN FORREST J. d. 12/4/2008 B. 4/11/1893 d. 10/12/1971 ACHESON DEAN GOODERHAM Asst. Secretary of State ACHESON EDWARD CAMPION d. 9/29/1966 ACHKAR MAROF Ambassador ACHRON JOSEPH d. 1943 ACKALITIS ALBERT LCN LCN ACKERMAN THOMAS G. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS B. 4/8/1935 D. 1974 missionary, attorney, political ACOSTA OSCAR ZETA activist ACQUISTO ANGELO B. 1/25/1902 B. 10/12/1913 D. 10/30/2007 wife of Angelo Acquisto ACQUISTO CONCETTA aka, Concett Lovullo ACREE JAMES ALEX FBI SA FBI SA 2/8/1936-12/20/2010 ACRHDEACON BRUCE B. 268-32-2679 ACROPOLIS JOHN LCN LCN ADACHI IOHIJI b. 1894 PEARL HARBOR ADACHI IOHIJI b.1 881 ADACHI KURAKICHI b.1892 PEARL HARBOR ADAIR CARL C. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS B. 12/14/1907 D. 5/5/1983 US Representative from Indiana, US ambassador to ADAIR EDWIN ROSS Ethiopia ADAIR PAUL “RED” d. 2004 ADAIR PETER d. 6/27/1996 ADAIR WILLIAM R. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS ADAMIC LOUIS d. 9/4/1951 COMMUNIST ADAMO ANTHONY b. 1/13/1910 LCN LCN - Los Angeles Underboss; committed suicide b. 6/22/1896 d. 6/18/1956 aka: Momo ADAMO GIROLOMO FBI #709564 aka Joseph Adamo b. 11/21/1902 SSN ADAMO GIUSEPPE 547-30-8295 B. 5/20/1910 ADAMO MICHAEL aka, Michele Adamo B. 1906 States Attorney for Cook ADAMOWSKI BENJAMIN S. county Illinois D. 8/13/2012 ADAMS AL former Alaska state lawmaker FBI SA ADAMS ALEXANDER B. d. 12/1985 FBI OFFICIALS B. 10/25/1885 ADAMS ARTHUR ALEXANDROVICH D. 1/14/1969 ADAMS DONALD P. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS ADAMS EDWARD W. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS D. 2/1/2014 mayor of Savannah, Ga., ADAMS FLOYD publisher of Savannah Herald ADAMS GEORGE KETCHEL FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS ADAMS HOMER L. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS B. 10/22/1947 D. 6/21/2012 president of Fairleigh Dickinson University, president of International Association of ADAMS J. MICHAEL University Preisdents ADAMS JAMES B. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS ADAMS JOHN L. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS ADAMS MILTON K. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS ADAMS SAMUEL HOPKINS d. 11/15/1958 ADAMS SHERMAN d. 10/25/1986 ADAMS TIMMY Hells Angels member 1 12 aka, Thomas Dinorscio, ADAMS TOMMY Thomas Dinorcia LCN B. 11/5/1926 d. 8/12/2006 ADAMS VICTORIA JACKSON GRAY civil rights activist B. 1/5/1914 D. 6/26/201 ADAMS WILLIAM LLOYD aka, Little Willie ADANIYA YOCHIKU b.1 881 FBI SA ADCOCK HOBSON H. D. 2006 FBI OFFICIALS ADDABBO JOSEPH P. d. 4/10/1986 B. 7/3/1903 D. 5/27/1986 aka, Bernard Ades, communist, lawyer, ADDES BERNARD accountant, defense attorney COMMUNIST ADDIS THOMAS b. 1881 COMMUNIST ADDISON JOHN d. 12/7/1998 B. 1/31/1914 D. 2/2/1981 ADDONIZIO HUGH policitian ADELMAN JACOB d. 3/22/1950 - ADELSON DAVID E VP of FAECT COMMUNIST ADELSTEIN BERNARD B. 5/18/1908 ADERHOLD CLYDE P. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS B. 7/3/1903 D. 5/27/1986 aka, Bernard Addes Communist, lawyer, ADES BERNARD accountant, defense attorney COMMUNIST B. 1899 ADES DORA spouse of Bernard Ades b.1 0/21/1 91 ADIUTORI DOMINIC ANTHONY SSAN- 178-14-7058 LCN ADKINS HENRY B. 1908 d. 1960 cafe owner of "Trade Winds" ADLER ARTHUR restaurant and tavern LCN ADLER CLARENCE d. 1969 B. 3/6/1902 ADLER DOROTHY aka, Dorothy Richards ADLER JAY d. 9/23/1978 D. 4/4/201 ADLER JOHN NJ congressman d. 7/28/2014 ADLER MARGOT Correspondent, NPR D. 11/29/2010 director of San Diego Museum ADLER SEBASTIAN "LEFTY" of contemporary Art CP Spy B. 1909 d. 8/4/1994 ADLER SOLOMON aka, "Schlomer Adler" ADOMIC LOUIS d. 9/4/51 b. 1913 d. 11/26/1971 ADONIS JOSEPH aka: Joseph Doto, Joe Adonis LCN ADORNO THEODOR d. 1969 Congo ADOULA CYRILLE d. 5/24/1978 ADRAGNA JACK d. 1957 ADRAGNA VITO FRANK 1917-2008 LCN ADSIT BOYD D. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS LCN - Pittsburgh b. 10/21/1912 ADUITORI DOMINIC ANTHONY d. 7/18/2001 LCN b.1888 AGA RYOSEI aka Ryosei Aka AGABEKOV GEORGIY SERGEYEVICH b. 1895 Journalist AGAR HERBERT S. d. 11/24/1980 AGEE TOMMIE d. 2/8/2001 B. 3/21/1932 AGLIA NICHOLAS D. 11/15/1994 LCN B. 4/23/1921 D. 6/20/2012 wife of vice-president Spiro Agnew AGNEW ELINOR ISABEL JUDEFIND aka, Judy Agnew D. 9/29/2013 former director of Los Alamos Natinal Lab, worked on ww2 AGNEW HAROLD M. Manhattan Project B. 11/9/1918 D. 9/17/1996 Governor of NY, attorney, Vice AGNEW SPIRO T. President of US LCN - Genovese Soldier b. 6/30/1913 d. 1/16/1982 aka: Joe Curly AGONE JOSEPH FBI #233868 LCN LCN - Kansas City Associate b. 8/30/1921 AGOSTO JOSEPH VINCENT d. 8/29/1983 LCN CIA AGREE PHILIP d. 1/7/2008 B. 5/6/1924 AGRO IGNATIUS D. 7/5/2005 LCN - Gambino Soldier AGRO THOMAS A d. 6/27/1987 LCN AGRONSKY HELEN D. 1969 AGRONSKY MARTIN d. 7/25/1999 B. 1/12/1915 AGRONSKY MARTIN ZAMA D. 7/25/1999 LCN - Buffalo Soldier d. 11/23/1961 AGUECI ALBERT aka, Albert Agucci LCN AGUEROS (may have umlaut d. 5/4/2014 on U) JACK Peurto Rican activist, poet B. 1/11/1951 AGUIRRE THOMAS DAVID D. 8/12/2003 LCN AHDERS WILLIAM B. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS B. 7/28/1910 D. 11/25/1994 AH EARN ALBERTA CP member COMMUNIST AHERN CHARLES F. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS AHLERICH MILTON E. FBI SA FBI OFFICIALS D. 1/3/2015- Bangladesh AHMAD JAMAL UDDIN Deputy PM 1977-82 FBI SA AHRENS ROBIN L. d. 10/5/1985 FBI OFFICIALS D. 12/23/2009 captain of the EXODUS ship AHRONOVITCH YITZHAK in 1947 FBI SA AHSENS ROBERT J. d. 6/24/1997 FBI OFFICIALS AIBANESE JOSEPH B. 9/23/1900 LCN B. 3/21/1919 AIELLO CHARLOTTE D. 2/17/2004 LCN - Genovese LCN - Luchese Associate AIELLO COSMO ANTONIO d. 10/14/1984 AIELLO GASPARO aka, Joseph J. Aiello B. 8/3/1913 AIELLO JASPER JOSEPH D.
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