Abramoff, Jack (Atlantic City)
The GOP lobbyist who went to prison in 2006
Famous Convicts from United States
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Bakker, Jim (Muskegon)
The disgraced "PTL" TV host and theme park founder -
Bremer, Arthur (Milwaukee)
The loner who shot George Wallace in 1972 -
Bulger, James "Whitey" (Boston)
The Boston Irish gangster who was a fugitive, 1995-2011 -
Chapman, Mark David (Fort Worth)
The man who killed John Lennon -
Colson, Charles "Chuck" (Boston)
The jailed Watergate conspirator who became an evangelical Christian leader -
Ehrlichman, John (Tacoma)
Nixon aide convicted in the Watergate scandal -
Hatch, Richard (Newport)
The original winner on the TV series Survivor -
Hearst, Patty (San Francisco)
The kidnapped heiress who turned bank robber -
Helmsley, Leona (New York City)
The hotelier called the "Queen of Mean" -
Hinckley, John Jr. (Ardmore)
The man who shot Ronald Reagan -
Hoffa, Jimmy (Brazil)
The powerful Teamsters honcho missing since 1975 -
Irving, Clifford (New York City)
Author of the fake Howard Hughes biography -
Kevorkian, Jack (Pontiac)
The euthanasia advocate known as "Dr. Death" -
Kim, Lil' (Brooklyn)
The controversial female rapper of "No Time" -
Libby, Lewis "Scooter" (New Haven)
Dick Cheney's chief of staff, 2001-2005 -
Manson, Charles (Cincinnati)
Cultish figure in famous 1969 killing spree -
Ryder, Winona (Winona)
The star of Heathers and Stranger Things -
Sandusky, Jerry (Washington)
The former Penn State football coach who was convicted of child abuse -
Simpson, O. J. (San Francisco)
The NFL Hall of Famer charged with murder in 1994 -
Skakel, Michael
The Kennedy relative convicted of killing Martha Moxley -
Smart, Pamela (Coral Gables)
Real-life basis for the murderess in To Die For -
Stewart, Martha (Nutley)
The host of Martha Stewart's Living who was convicted of stock hanky-panky -
Tyson, Mike (Brooklyn)
"Iron Mike," the controversial boxing champ of the 1980s -
Williams, Stanley Tookie (New Orleans)
Co-founder of the Crips street gang