Sing Sing's 12 Most Infamous Inmates – Spies, Mob Bosses & Serial Killers

From atomic spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg to the Son of Sam, Sing Sing Prison has held some of the most infamous criminals in American history. In this documentary we go through 12 of its most notorious inmates: mob bosses, a cannibal killer, a crooked NYPD lieutenant, a legendary bank robber, and the last man ever executed in New York's electric chair, "Old Sparky." ⏱️ Chapters 0:00 Julius Rosenberg – the atomic spy 1:00 Louis "Lepke" Buchalter – boss of Murder, Inc. 1:57 Albert Fish – the Brooklyn Vampire 2:56 Lucky Luciano – father of the modern Mafia 3:55 Willie Sutton – "because that's where the money is" 4:59 Charles Becker – the NYPD cop executed for murder 5:57 Harry "Gyp the Blood" Horowitz 6:50 David Berkowitz – Son of Sam 7:51 Gerhard Puff – the FBI agent killer 8:35 Eddie Lee Mays – the last man executed in New York 9:25 Alabama Pitts – from Sing Sing to pro sports 10:17 Gary Evans – the final escape Sing Sing Correctional Facility in Ossining, New York, opened in 1826 and became one of the most feared maximum-security prisons in America. Its electric chair was used for executions from 1891 until 1963, and convicts sent there were said to be going "up the river." 🔔 Subscribe for more true crime documentaries about America's most infamous prisons and criminals. #SingSing #TrueCrime #PrisonDocumentary