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Sep 8, 2018 · The quintessential mob moll, a street wise German Jewish girl Lottie Kreisberger was first Vincent Coll’s girlfriend and later wife. She channeled Mad Dog Coll’s aggression to terrorize New York—from innocent bystanders to bosses like Owney Madden & Dutch Schultz.
Photographs of Vincent Coll, his girlfriend, Lottie, his gang, his associates, his victims, and his enemies.
Not only was Lottie around before these other two celebrity gun molls, but she was calling a lot of the shots when Mad Dog Coll’s gang was involved in a heavy street war with the Dutch Schultz mob. Born as Charlotte Denninger in New York in 1899, Lottie married Samuel Kreisberg in 1917 and had a daughter the following year.
- Virginia Hill
- Dona Drake
- Janice Drake
- Lottie Coll
- Bonnie Parker
- Marion Kiki Roberts
- Viola O’Banion Kaniff
- Evelyn “Billie” Frechette
- Helen Gillis
- Gay Orlova
Associated with:Bugsy Siegel and Joe Adonis She was sassy, she was smart, she was well dressed…and she was good looking. To start any mob molls article off without featuring Virginia Hill would be pointless. Most people around the world who aren’t even mob aficionados have heard the name, most notably because she was the glamorous girlfriend of hot...
Associated with:Louis “Pretty” Amberg Dona Drake went by many stage names in the 1930’s and 1940’s, she was a successful dancer, singer and also a film actress, and she was beautiful. Its no surprise that she gained the interest of many male admirers during her career, one of them being mobster Louis Amberg. Now not many of you will know the name L...
Associated with:Anthony “Little Augie Pisano” Carfano Janice Drake was a dancer and gained the title as Miss New Jersey in 1944. She was also the former wife of comedian Allan Drake, but it was her final love interest, mobster Anthony Carfano who would be responsible for her death, although not directly. Carfano was driving home when they were both...
Associated with:Vincent “Mad Dog” Coll Lottie Kreisberger was a fashion designer in New York who married Vincent Coll in 1932 shortly after his acquittal from a case that involved in the killing of five-year-old Michael Vengalli in 1931. Vengalli was shot in a botched drive-by. Lottie Coll as she was then known, would spend a few weeks with Vincent...
Associated with:Clyde Barrow The list can’t be complete without mentioning this famous duo, as we all know Bonnie Parker was the legendary female companion to Clyde Barrow, who was just 23 at the time of her death in 1934. However, she wasn’t always devoted to Clyde, she actually married high-school sweetheart Roy Thornton in 1926 when she was just...
Associated with:Jack “Legs” Diamond Marion Kiki Roberts was the gun moll of Jack Diamond, Jack for some time seemed to have more lives than a cat when he evaded assassination attempt after assassination attempt. She happened to be one of the last people to see Jack “Legs” Diamond alive, and thus she was hauled in for questioning over the 1931 murde...
Associated with:Dean O’Banion Helen Viola Kaniff was the wife of North side gang leader, Dean O’Banion. They were married on February 5, 1921, at our lady of sorrows. It wasn’t long after this that they bought an interest in William Schofield’s flower shop, which would serve as a legitimate front for Dean’s criminal operations, as well as a headqua...
Associated with:John Dillinger At the age of 26 Evelyn “Billie” Frechette fell in love and lived with notorious prohibition bank robber John Dillinger. Despite being in a relationship with him, she never got involved with the crimes he committed apart from on one occasion when she drove him to a Doctors when he was shot. She has planned to marry Di...
Associated with:Baby Face Nelson Helen Gillis was the wife of Lester Gillis aka Baby Face Nelson. Unlike other broads in this article she DID get involved with his crimes, and was an active member of the gang. After the death of John Dillinger in the summer of 1934, she, along with Baby Face and John Paul Chase decided to start a new gang. This was...
Associated with:Charles “Lucky” Luciano Last on our list is the stunning Galina Orloff who was born in Russia, and came to America at the young age of 16 following the American Dream. She achieved this, and soon appeared on Broadway and in newspaper and magazine columns. She managed to stay in the USA after he VISA ran out by marrying a balcony ush...
Apr 28, 2022 · Lottie Coll nee Kreisberger, the widow of Vincent Coll was convicted of carrying a concealed weapon and sentenced to six months. She refused to leave prison following her parole, because she feared the people who had killed her husband, Vincent Coll, would also murder her.
- New York
- circa 1899
- "Lottie Kreisberger Coll"
- New York, United States
Mob Moll, 1933: Lottie Coll, the widow of slain gangster Vincent 'Mad Dog' Coll, looks on as she, along with Joseph Ventre and Albert Guarino, are arraigned for killing an innocent bystander during a robbery in 1933.
Coll's widow, Lottie, was convicted of carrying a concealed weapon and sentenced to six months. She refused to leave prison following her parole because she feared the people who had killed her husband would also murder her.
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