Hyman Larner

Hyman Larner was a notable American gangster, active during the 20th century. Born in 1913, he gained prominence through his association with influential figures in organized crime, particularly Sam Giancana and the Chicago Outfit. Larner's involvement with the Chicago Outfit led to him overseeing a significant aspect of their operations, specifically the slot machine racket.

Larner's unique background and involvement in organized crime earned him a distinctive nickname in the press, "the Ivy League Mobster." This moniker reflects the intriguing contrast between his criminal activities and the traditional connotations of Ivy League institutions. Throughout his life, Larner remained a figure of interest due to his connections with major crime syndicates. He passed away in 2002, leaving behind a legacy tied to the complex and often secretive world of American gangsterism.