That’s Fats, right, after his indictement in June 1956 on charges of being an accessory in the Brinks robbery. The guy behind him in the hat is Edward “Wimpy” Bennett, who was also indicted after police raided a roominghouse and found $90,000 of the lost Brinks loot in a basement office. The cops couldn’t make the charges stick, but Wimpy didn’t like loose ends. It’s safe to assume he’s the one who clipped Fats. At the same time, he was bringing along in the rackets a nice young man named Stevie Flemmi, who would shoot Wimpy in the head in 1967, and then murder two of his brothers, Walter and William.