The communists usually always got the blame. ... Many had to be released in a few weeks and only 3 guns were found in their homes. ... Al Capone moved to Chicago in 1920 where he worked for Johnny Torrio the city's leading figure in the underworld. ... Torrio handed over to Capone his 'business'. ... He got 11 years in jail. ...
As soon as the fact that the victims were Christian's came out, fingers got pointed. ... His fellow students also recognized his violent nature, for they "jokingly" voted him as "Most Likely to Start World War III (Frontline)." ... So then we must ask how any sane person could let this child back into his parent's custody and free to roam the streets after he had brought a gun to school the day before. ... They obtained guns through a friend at a gun show and put two propane bombs in the cafeteria. ... As soon as word got out about the shootings once again people tried to figure out...
Although there were over a half a dozen powerful gangs in New York, Chicago was the capital of racketeers, including Johnny Torrio, "Bugs Moran", O"Banions, and the Gennas (Behr,192).The most powerful and infamous bootlegger however, was of course Al Capone, operating out of Chicago. ... McGurn staged a delivery of alcohol to Moran at a warehouse and had his gang members pretend to be police officers and pretend to raid the transaction. Machine gun fire went off throughout the whole warehouse , McGurn killed all that were inside. Capone of course never got caught for the incident seeing that ...
