In the early 1930s, American gangster Louis "Lepke" Buchalter joined "Lucky" Luciano in forming a national crime syndicate. Buchalter came to control the enforcement arm of the Syndicate—Murder, Inc.—which carried out contract killings across the US. He went into hiding during a government crackdown on organized crime in the mid-1930s but eventually surrendered himself, stood trial for various crimes, and was sentenced to die. Which of his associates were executed on the same day as he was? Discuss (http://forum.thefreedictionary.com/postst54612_Murder--Inc---Mobster-Louis--Lepke--Buchalter-Is-Executed--1944-.aspx)