Harry Copeland

Harry E. Copeland (October 24th, 1896 – December 7th, 1963) was an American gangster in the Depression-era United States. He is most notable for his involvement in the Dillinger Gang and his part in the Tuesday, September 26th, 1933, Indiana State Prisonbreak. He, unlike many involved was working from the outside, he supplied the guns and ammunition to the convicts on the inside in preparation for the escape.