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Em proposed reasons for the killing were set out, including gang warfare end dope snuggling; the fact that Lee Vegas gambling clubs were losing money because of the Flamingo -_-- &#39;.-.> av-~1..5§92u&#39;q§ Club; that 8IE3EL&#39;e interest in the Flaaingo Club and Hotel drained hie .1» " 1;-&#39; &#39;,. _ resources to the extent that he was applying pressure to the Lee Angelou bookmakers who eubscrihe to the Trans-America Iire Service; that a patron . orComa ofthe Flamingo theee loet articleswereheavily betting forwarded to and heduudertaken the Bureau by reprieale; confidential etc. letteretc. 41&#39; June 27, 19m. _ . _ -" " Signicantly, one article related that VIRGINIA HILL had had I quarrel with SISGEL in Lee Vegas and that she had departed for Paris , Frame- < On June 21 1 . -3- &#39; - ----_-----4...-_...,~._,--...-..-W,.- w____,_ _ ,;,,_;,_ _ _,__ _ J f _:i ii i &#39; n11&#39;9U|&#39;:CI" FBI my 1! RB: THE KILLIR3 OF BENJDEDI "BIBS!" 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