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Keith Myers | The Kansas City Star

An image of George "Machine Gun" Kelly being led away by authorities is among the items in a new crime exhibit at the National Archives at Kansas City. "They’re Not Going to Get Me: Crime in the 1930s” runs through Aug. 18 at 400 W. Pershing Road, just west of Union Station.

Gangsters rule new exhibit at National Archives

The note from Edward Bremer to his wife, Patz, asks her not to worry despite the blood in the car.

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