# FBI summary of the Bremer kidnaping, page 16: Dolores Delaney with Alvin Karpis

Canonical: https://mobfiles.org/items/fbi-vault-bremer-summary-p16-dolores-delaney-1936/

The page of the FBI's 1936 Karpis-Barker narrative recording that about December 2, 1933 the gang left Reno, naming "Alvin Karpis and his moll, Dolores Delaney, sister-in-law of Pat Riley, a Dillinger mobster," who went on to Chicago.

Page 16 of the FBI Vault's "Bremer Investigation Summary Part 01 (Final)," read from the page image. It says: "On or about December 2, 1933, an automobile caravan left Reno, Nevada. It was the exodus from Reno of the members of the Karpis-Barker gang." Among those who left were "Alvin Karpis and his moll, Dolores Delaney, sister-in-law of Pat Riley, a Dillinger mobster," and "Alvin Karpis and Dolores Delaney did not remain in St. Paul, but proceeded on to Chicago, Illinois."

Later pages, read in OCR only (viewer pages 33 and 38), say she and Karpis rented an apartment at Toledo as "Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Baudry" from 18 April 1934, lived in Havana, and in December 1934 rented a house at Miami as "Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Green."

"Moll" and "sister-in-law" are the Bureau's words. No indictment, plea or sentence for her has been found in an opened record. The page also names other people with St. Paul street addresses; they are not repeated here.

## Sources

- FBI Records: The Vault: https://vault.fbi.gov/barker-karpis-gang/bremer-investigation-summary/Bremer%20Investigation%20Summary%20Part%2001%20%28Final%29/view