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　　On January 5, 1924, a well-dressed young woman, accompanied by

a male companion, walked into a Brooklyn grocery, pulled a “baby

automatic” from the pocket of her fur coat, emptied the cash

register, and escaped into the night. Dubbed “the Bobbed Haired

Bandit” by the press, the petite thief continued her escapades in

the months that followed, pulling off increasingly spectacular

robberies, writing taunting notes to police officials, and eluding

the biggest manhunt in New York City history. When laundress Celia

Cooney was finally caught in Florida and brought back to New York,

media attention grew to a fever pitch. Crowds gathered at the

courts and jails where she appeared, the public clamored to know

her story, and newspapers and magazines nationwide obliged by

publishing sensational front-page articles.

Cast of Characters

Preface 

Introduction 

PART I Woman with Gun 

PART II Get Girl Bandit Dead or Alive 

PART III Mystery of the Bobbed Haired Bandit

PART IV Gunmiss, Roused, Shoots Man 

PART V Child of Misfortune 

PART VI End of a Thriller

Epilogue 

Notes 

Acknowledgments

Index 

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On January 5, 1924, a well-dressed young woman, accompanied by a male companion, walked into a Brooklyn grocery, pulled a “baby automatic” from the pocket of her fur coat, emptied the cash register, and escaped into the night. Dubbed “the Bobbed Haired Bandit” by the press, the petite thief continued her escapades in the months that followed, pulling off increasingly spectacular robberies, writing taunting notes to police officials, and eluding the biggest manhunt in New York City history. When laundress Celia Cooney was finally caught in Florida and brought back to New York, media attention grew to a fever pitch. Crowds gathered at the courts and jails where she appeared, the public clamored to know her story, and newspapers and magazines nationwide obliged by publishing sensational front-page articles.

Celia Cooney was a celebrity, a symbol of the lawlessness of Prohibition-era New York City, a cultural icon of the Jazz Age. The Bobbed Haired Bandit captures what William Randolph Hearst’s newspaper called “the strangest, weirdest, most dramatic, most tragic human interest story ever told.”

A wild ride . . . a thumping good read . . . It’s true crime, it’s top-notch American history, it’s flat-out fun–grab it.”

–Caleb Carr, author of The Alienist

“Riveting . . . an absolute winner.”

– Publishers Weekly (starred review)

“With crisp prose and a lively selection of newspaper photographs, headlines, cartoons, and excerpts, authors Stephen Duncombe and Andrew Mattson tell a story of an outlaw couple and, through them, the story of an era.”

–The Boston Globe

“A phenomenally complete work of historical literature: gripping, suspenseful, fast-moving, kaleidoscopic, gimlet-eyed, analytic, penetrating, sympathetic, and oddly tender.”

–Luc Sante, author of Low Life

“Fascinating . . . [a] historical account that reads like Doctorow.”

– Crimespree Magazine

“Brings alive the darker side of flapper-era Manhattan.”

– Entertainment Weekly