Ernest Cashel

American-Canadian criminal

Ernest Cashel - American-Canadian criminal
Born

1882
143 years ago

Died

February 2nd, 1904
121 years ago — 22 years old

Category

Criminals & Infamous Figures

Country

Canada

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Operated primarily in Canada during the late 19th century. Engaged in various criminal activities, including fraud and robbery. Involved in several high-profile crimes that gained significant media attention at the time. Ultimately convicted and sentenced for crimes against the law, becoming a notable figure in criminal history.

Committed multiple high-profile robberies

Convicted of fraud in Canada

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