Jeffrey Scalf is looking out for No. 1 -- Public Enemy No. 1. Scalf is fighting over the rights to the name and image of his distant relative John Dillinger, the Depression-era bank robber who was gunned down by G-men nearly 70 years ago. He has sued -- or threatened to sue -- those who are making money off the gangster and those who portray him as a murderer, saying he wants to protect Dillinger's reputation as an asset for future generations.
January 13, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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