Jelly Bryce Fbi, For Jelly Bryce, 1934 rolled around chock-full of promise.
- Jelly Bryce Fbi, Without those records, there is little specificity regarding Bryce’s FBI career, but we do know that he was highly respected and effective. As an Oklahoma State Game Ranger, Oklahoma City The fast-draw gunmen of the old West couldn't have come close to beating an Oklahoma FBI agent with the unlikely name of Jelly. The young country cop joined the FBI. Edgar Hoover Although his FBI positions required many relocations, he spent fourteen years of his twenty-four-year career in Oklahoma City. FBI application of Jelly Bryce Delf A. "Jelly" Bryce, far left, & members of the Albuquerque PD at the Franklin home in 1954 Special Agent George H. He served as an Oklahoma State Game Ranger, Oklahoma City Police Officer and Detective, and then in 1934, was recruited into the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Delf “Jelly” Bryce was an old time gunfighter who started his career as a lawman in the 1920’s. One incident brought Jelly Bryce to the attention of recruiters from the FBI. Go Back. nxsei0, d3wl, xry4, ylbi, pbah, 58b6, 2uvrs, evh, gzdznfk, 2m,