dBorn to Irving Weiss, a Jewish East Harlem auto dealership owner and part-time racketeer who sold luxury cars and dabbled in the rackets of his high-rolling clientele, and wife Barabra, Arlyne chose as her role model Virginia Hill, girlfriend of the notorious Bugsy Siegel. "In my eyes," she told Teresa Carpenter, author of a book about Brickman called Mob Girl: A Woman's Life in the Underworld, "here was a broad that really made it good."
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| - dBorn to Irving Weiss, a Jewish East Harlem auto dealership owner and part-time racketeer who sold luxury cars and dabbled in the rackets of his high-rolling clientele, and wife Barabra, Arlyne chose as her role model Virginia Hill, girlfriend of the notorious Bugsy Siegel. "In my eyes," she told Teresa Carpenter, author of a book about Brickman called Mob Girl: A Woman's Life in the Underworld, "here was a broad that really made it good."
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| - dBorn to Irving Weiss, a Jewish East Harlem auto dealership owner and part-time racketeer who sold luxury cars and dabbled in the rackets of his high-rolling clientele, and wife Barabra, Arlyne chose as her role model Virginia Hill, girlfriend of the notorious Bugsy Siegel. "In my eyes," she told Teresa Carpenter, author of a book about Brickman called Mob Girl: A Woman's Life in the Underworld, "here was a broad that really made it good."
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