UNTOUCHABLES. AL CAPONE BEGINS IN BROOKLYN N.Y. MEMBER OF THE FIVE POINTS GANG NICKNAME- SCARFACE.

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UNTOUCHABLES

AL CAPONE BEGINS IN BROOKLYN N.Y. MEMBER OF THE FIVE POINTS GANG NICKNAME- SCARFACE

JOHNNY “THE FOX” TORRIO LEADER OF THE MOB IN CHICAGO CALLED THE CHICAGO SYNDICATE OR THE OUTFIT KNOWN FOR GAMBLING AND PROSTITUTION

18 TH AMENDMENT PROHIBITION – BANNING OF ALCOHOL

SPEAKEASIES HIDDEN BARS AND NIGHTCLUBS

1925 TORRIO INJURIED IN A ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT AND AL CAPONE TAKES OVER

LEXINGTON HOTEL CAPONE’S RESIDENCE IN DOWNTOWN CHICAGO

REASONS FOR CAPONE’S SURVIVAL 1. HAD SPY’S EVERYWHERE 2. NEVER LET ANYONE IN OUTFIT TO GET TOO POWERFUL 3. RULED THRU MURDER, BRIBES AND THREATS

CONTROLS CHICAGO THRU MURDER, BRIBES AND THREATS

TOMMY GUN

GEORGE “BUGS” MORAN CAPONE’S RIVAL

ST VALENTINE’S MASSACRE

HERBERT HOOVER ORDERS GOVT TO BRING DOWN CAPONE

ELLIOT NESS TREASURY DEPT- ORDERED TO BRING DOWN CAPONE GOAL WAS TO HURT CAPONE FINANCIALLY BY SHUTTING DOWN BREWERIES AND WAREHOUSES

UNTOUCHABLES WHAT NESS AND HIS MEN WERE CALLED

FRANK WILSON THE IRS AGENT WHO PROVED CAPONE’S TAX EVASION

MICHAEL MALONE UNDERCOVER IRS AGENT IN CAPONE’S GANG

TAX TRIAL TRYS TO GET OUT OF IT BY BRIBING JURY AND INTIMIDATING WITNESSES JUDGE WOULD SWITCH JURY

ATLANTA PRISON

ALCATRAZ

FRANK NITTI RAN CAPONE’S BUSINESS WHILE HE WAS IN JAIL

21 ST AMENDMENT REPEALED PROHIBITION OR THE 18 TH AMENDMENT