Al Capone

Al Capone was a crime boss in Chicago from 1925-1931.  His nickname was “Scarface,” but he was also known as a gangster, bootlegger, racketeer, and boss of the Chicago Outfit.  He had political alliances that helped him stay out of trouble in Chicago until the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre in 1929.  The audacity of this atrocity to have taken place in broad daylight damaged his reputation and caused people to want justice.  Still Capone went untouched.

Capone had a plethora of crimes to which he could have been charged, but he was always one step ahead of the law.  But his lavish lifestyle caught up with him in the end.  Who brought Al Capone down in the end?

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