L.A. Noir

Renew：Part 18
Author：John Buntin
Update：08-15-2023
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Chapter List

Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter One: The Mickey Mouse Mafia"[A] dead-rotten law enforcement": Stoker, Thicker"n Thieves Thicker"n Thieves, 131.Mickey Cohen was not a man: "Year Pa.s.ses but Murder Not Solved: Search for Woman"s Slayer Recalls Other Mysteries," Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times, February 14, 1949; Stoker, Thicker"n Thieves Thicker"n Thieves, 199. Quotes from Cohen come primarily from his published memoirs (as told to John Peer Nugent), In My Own Words; In My Own Words; Muir, Muir, Headline Happy; Headline Happy; and Vaus"s and Vaus"s Why I Quit... Syndicated Crime Why I Quit... Syndicated Crime, as cited below."I looked": Hecht, "Mickey Notes," 4, Hecht Papers, Newberry Library.The fact of the matter was: Demaris, The Last Mafioso The Last Mafioso, 30-31."Power"s a funny thing": Cohen, In My Own Words In My Own Words, 81.Administrative vice"s response was: California Special Crime Study Commission on Organized Crime report, Sacramento, January 31, 1950, 32. See "Cohen Introduces Sound Recorder," Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times, May 6, 1949, 10, for an account of the incidents of the evening. "Cohen to Testify in Partner"s Case: Deputy Sheriff Denies Policeman"s Story That Meltzer Displayed Gun at Arrest," Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times, May 10, 1949, A8, would seem to verify Mickey"s claim that the gun was planted. However, historian Gerald Woods, "The Progressives and the Police," claims that strong circ.u.mstantial evidence linked the gun to Meltzer (404).Mickey was furious: Stoker, Thicker"n Thieves Thicker"n Thieves, 179. "Brenda"s Revenge," Time Time magazine, July 11, 1949. magazine, July 11, 1949.As Mickey started to: Mickey"s claim to have driven all the way back to Wilshire without looking up seems implausible given the two miles of curves he would have had to traverse on San Vicente Boulevard.Cohen didn"t report: Cohen, In My Own Words In My Own Words, 122-23; Jennings, "Private Life of a Hood, Part III," October 4, 1958.The evening of: Cohen, In My Own Words In My Own Words, 125-29. Muir, Headline Happy Headline Happy, 202-10.By 3:30: Some accounts of the shooting mention only the shotgun (or two shotguns). See Muir, Headline Happy Headline Happy, 205, 207-209; Cohen, In My Own Words In My Own Words, 126.Later that night: Muir, Headline Happy Headline Happy, 202-209; "Full Story of Mob Shooting of Cohen," Los Angeles Daily News Los Angeles Daily News, July 20, 1949.The papers, of course: Howser was actively attempting to organize and extort money from Northern California bookmakers, slot machine operators, and other gamblers. Fox, Blood and Power Blood and Power, 291.Brown was a big teddy: Author interview with Daryl Gates, December 10, 2004; McDougal, Privileged Son Privileged Son, p. 194."I had gambling joints: Cohen, In My Own Words In My Own Words, 146-47.Cohen arrived in Chicago: Woods, "The Progressives and the Police," 418.
Chapter Twenty-one: The Electrician"[W]hat"s the meaning in ...": Cohen, In My Own Words In My Own Words, 193-95.By late 1958, Mickey: Otash, Investigation Hollywood! Investigation Hollywood!, 179-86.Cohen had the temperament: Gabler, An Empire of Their Own An Empire of Their Own, 152.But in 1958, Cohn: "A Star Is Made," Time Time, July 29, 1957.There"s another more plausible: There are many versions of this episode in Davis"s life. See Fishgall, Gonna Do Great Things Gonna Do Great Things, 114, for the most convincing.Whatever version: Jennings, "Private Life of a Hood," part two, September 27, 1958, 117.In this, he was: Cohen, In My Own Words In My Own Words, 187.The day after Stompanato"s: See, for instance, "Lana"s Romance with Stompanato Cools: Star Asks to Be Left Alone," Chicago Daily Tribune Chicago Daily Tribune, April 10, 1958, 8.Renay was a sometime: Renay, My Face for the World to See My Face for the World to See, 129-32.Meanwhile, Cohen and Hecht: "$200,000 Tax Writeoff Offer to Cohen Told," Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times, June 8, 1961, 29.On the whole, though: "Lawmen Blast High Court Order to Identify Informants in Arrests: Ruling Termed Crippling in Drive on Dope," Los Angeles Mirror-News Los Angeles Mirror-News, October 2,1958; "Poulson Cuts Police Budget by $6 Million, Commissioner Promptly Warns Mayor that City Faces Criminal Invastion," Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times, May 1, 1959."It won"t be long,": Woods, "The Progressives and Police," 446."Anything she says is ...": "Mickey Cohen Proud of Actress in Murder Quiz, Admits Liz Renay, Questioned in Anastasia Case, Loaned Him $10,000 He"s Repaying," Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times, February 27, 1958, C12."Her red hair was ...": "Girl Friend of Mickey Cohen Quizzed Again, Won"t Tell Treasury Agent About Gifts from Bodyguard of Slain Anastasia," Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times, September 10, 1958, B1.The next day, Cohen: Lewis, Hollywood"s Celebrity Gangster Hollywood"s Celebrity Gangster, 244. See also http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=166332&cat=boxer, accessed10/25/2008.To celebrate the thumb: Cohen, In My Own Words In My Own Words, 193-97.