Eliot Ness and Al Capone: The men, the myths and the Bad Man in the Dark

In 1957, former federal law enforcement officials published "untouchable" and became one of the most famous criminal stories in this century.

The story of the author, an immortal man fighting Elliott · Nice and Alpone which is a gang of Chicago, the story of Tommygan proved to be a cooked person.

During the alcohol ban in 1930, Defense Crime Commissioner Al Capone dominated the entire city of Chicago and provided illegal alcohol. Elliotis, the Drug Enforcement Administration Bureau, was assigned to block Kapone, but the first corrupt policeman banged Kapone, so he first tried to attack the wine. He had the opportunity to meet an Irish American veteran, Jimmy Malone. Because he was tired of corruption and advice to help Nice, he found a man of police academy who was not influenced by Capone. They recruited an Italian-American intern, AKA Giuseppe Petri, for his excellent shooting and intelligence. After joining Washington DC 's Ness Accountant Oscar Wallace, they successfully raided Capone' s cache and began to get popular the media called 'indiscriminate'. Capone later kills the followers who are in charge of caching as a warning to others

Eliotis was appointed to close Capone's illegal industry. Nice and his men found a way to defeat Carpenter's spy network. They have received a nickname "untouchable" because they have never received a bribe. Untouchable consists of young and brave officers just out of the police training school. Nice did use these officers because he did not know who was the police officer of Capone. Shortly, they periodically closed the brewery and intercepted the pirated version. Frank Wilson, assigned to the US Internal Revenue Service focusing on Capone, found a record of Capone's income. Wilson also revealed that Capone did not file income tax returns or create a revenue statement. Capone has a tax of 215,080.48 dollars. Now the government has sufficient evidence to condemn tax evasion and other serious offenses.