The Crime Boss: North Side Gang Massacre

Seven people died in a flash in the garage of Mobsters & Crooks on the day of bloody on February 14, 1929, Outlaw. They are organized crime groups despising Al Capone who are eager to have city power and are called North Side Gang by evil George Moran. So, who shot them, who is behind the scenes of this notorious massacre? Only one person was pointing to a finger, also known as Al Capone, a famous American gang, or comet of facet.

The organization led by Al Capone is planning to slaughter to purge George "Bugs" Moran, the owner of the historic North Side Gang. The former boss of the North Side, Dean Obanion was murdered by four armed groups in a flower shop in Kitaju street in 1924. After the murder of O'Banion, all the leaders of Northerners have been killed by members of the Capone organization or colleagues. George "Bugs" Several factors contributed to the timing of killing the Moran project. Earlier this year, North Cider Frank Gozenberg and his brother Peter failed to kill Jack McGahn. Northern Gang killed Pasqualino "Patsy" Lolordo and the murder of Antonio "The Scourge" Lombardo. Both are the president of the local mafia, Unione Siciliana, Capone's intimate partner.

It is widely believed that Capone orders the massacre of St. Valentine's Day in 1929 and is trying to eliminate Bugs Moran, the head of the northern gang. Moran is the last survivor of Gunman in the Northern District and his successor will be killed by his likewise aggressive predecessor, Vincent Lazchi and Himmy Weiss, after the murder of the former leader Dean O'Baanion It was done. . In order to monitor the habits and movements of their goals, Capone's man borrowed an apartment opposite the track warehouse and garage at Moran's headquarters North Clark Street 2122. In the morning of Thursday, February 14, 1929, Kapone's watchtower warned the artillery to pretend that the police started "police attack". The artificial police signaled seven victims along the wall and signaled them to carry machine guns and shotguns. Pictures of the killed victims were shocked by the public and hurt Kapone's reputation