Here’s a collection of rare shots, FBI charts, and old documents from the days of Joe Mac, Jimmy Sims, and the Winter Hill Gang — along with the book Don’t Talk About Joe Mac by Springs Toledo.
Winter Hill Gang chartJoe Mac, Howie Winter and Jimmy SimsJoe Mac, Howie Winter and Jimmy SimsJoe Mac’s FBI narrativeJoe Mac’s FBI narrativeJoe Mac circa 1972Joe Mac circa 1972Jimmy Sims’ FBI narrativeJimmy Sims’ FBI narrativeJimmy Sims under arrest, 1974Jimmy Sims under arrest, 1974Jimmy Sims, student at Worcester Commerce High School, 1954 Jimmy Sims, student at Worcester Commerce High School, 1954 Joe’s wanted poster that he signed for the NYPD cops arresting him in 1982 at Penn Station.Joe’s wanted poster that he signed for the NYPD cops arresting him in 1982 at Penn Station.Joe Mac’s notebook with the unnamed Sims entry at #5.Joe Mac’s notebook with the unnamed Sims entry at #5.Classified Boston Herald ad from from February 1992, in which Joe McDonald was seeking “Jimmy S. of Winter Hill” to pass on some “Important news for him.”Joe with his brothers, 1942Joe with his brothers, 1942Joe’s Winter Hill residence at 40 Marshall Street, 2022Read the story behind these photos & more in Don’t Talk About Joe Mac by Springs Toledo.Read the story behind these photos & more in Don’t Talk About Joe Mac by Springs Toledo.