WH: Ah, let's see. Only one question to ask Dillinger?

Did Pretty Boy Floyd, the "famous robber from the west," join you for your last South Bend job, as Nelson's friend Fatso Negri claimed?
Other questions would be:
• How did you hook up with Anna Sage? (Despite her statements to the contrary, it wasn't through Polly Hamilton. Maybe Zarkovich or Piquett or some member of the criminal community? He presumably knew Zark via his E. Chicago mob connections.)
• Who all got the bribe money to facilitate the Crown Point wooden-pistol escape?
• How was the Michigan City breakout arranged? General belief is that weapons got in via a box of thread with an X, which Girardin says was a phony effort cooked up via an outsider in E. Chicago who sent in the thread with return address as though from the real company, while O'Leary told him it was via two attempts to toss them over the wall (one batch of which was discovered by another inmate).
I imagine Dillinger would enjoy his enduring notoriety as he even contemplated somehow doing a “Crime Does Not Pay” documentary, but he’d quarrel with the timeline and probably would have preferred the Warren Oates performance in the movie Dillinger to Johnny Depp’s in Public Enemies, which lacked his outgoing personality and sense of humor.