The Campbell Brothers Alvin and Arnold Campbell | |
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| Born | Alvin: c. 1933-1934 Arnold: c. 1935 |
| Died | Alvin: c. 2000-2004 |
| Spouse | Alvin: Roberta (died 1983) |
| Children | Alvin: 3, including Andrea Arnold: 1 |
| Allegiance | Winter Hill Gang (associated) |
| Criminal charge | Both: Bank robbery (1958) Alvin:
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| Penalty | Both: 5 years prison (after retrial; 1963) Alvin:
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| Details | |
| Country | United States |
| State(s) | Massachusetts |
| Location(s) | Boston, primarily the Roxbury neighborhood |
The Campbell brothers was an American criminal duo that were active in Boston, Massachusetts for several decades during the mid-20th century. The duo consisted of two brothers: Arnold S. Campbell and Alvin R. Campbell Sr. The Campbell brothers were regarded to have associations with the Winter Hill Gang.[1][2] The Campbells' criminal activities were primarily located in the Roxbury neighborhood of Boston.[3] The Campbell brothers were each plaintiffs in the 1963 United States Supreme Court case Campbell v. United States, which related to their criminal trial for a 1957 bank robbery. In the early 1980s, authorities claimed that Alvin Campbell was the, "leading black organized crime figure in New England".
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