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Czar Rennis (“Sinner” spelt backwards) was an underworld kingpin and the boss of Jimmy “Trigger” Doom. Czar was dissatisfied with Trigger’s operation of his slot machine racket, and planned to have the man killed. Trigger suspected this, and decided to kill Czar first. Trigger used a photograph of Czar’s apartment building to determine which window was his. Trigger then shot Czar from his own hotel room across the street (June 27th, 1941).

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rdfs:label	Czar Rennis
rdfs:comment	Czar Rennis (“Sinner” spelt backwards) was an underworld kingpin and the boss of Jimmy “Trigger” Doom. Czar was dissatisfied with Trigger’s operation of his slot machine racket, and planned to have the man killed. Trigger suspected this, and decided to kill Czar first. Trigger used a photograph of Czar’s apartment building to determine which window was his. Trigger then shot Czar from his own hotel room across the street (June 27th, 1941).
dcterms:subject	Deceased Villains
Row 4 info	Chester Gould
Row 1 info	1941-06-21(xsd:date)
Row 4 title	Created By:
Row 2 info	Jimmy "Trigger" Doom
Row 1 title	First Appearance:
Row 5 info	The Complete Dick Tracy Vol. 7
Row 2 title	Known Associates:
Row 5 title	Can Be Found:
Row 3 info	1941-06-27(xsd:date)
Row 3 title	Appearance of Death:
Box Title	Czar Rennis
Caption	Rennis , with subordinates
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abstract	Czar Rennis (“Sinner” spelt backwards) was an underworld kingpin and the boss of Jimmy “Trigger” Doom. Czar was dissatisfied with Trigger’s operation of his slot machine racket, and planned to have the man killed. Trigger suspected this, and decided to kill Czar first. Trigger used a photograph of Czar’s apartment building to determine which window was his. Trigger then shot Czar from his own hotel room across the street (June 27th, 1941). Czar’s body was discovered by Dick Tracy and the other police officers investigating the death of Ginger Ferret. Czar’s murder was reported in the newspapers. When Trigger saw the story, he realized that the police were closing in on him and made a short-lived escape attempt. Trigger later confessed to Czar’s murder.

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