Who was the District Attorney that convicted Luciano in 1936?
Rudolph Giuliani
Thomas E. Dewey
Robert Morgenthau
Eliot Spitzer
Answer
The conviction of notorious mobster Charles "Lucky" Luciano in 1936 was orchestrated by none other than Thomas E. Dewey, a prominent District Attorney at the time. Dewey, renowned for his relentless pursuit of organized crime, relentlessly built an airtight case against Luciano, exposing his involvement in prostitution rings.
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