Ghost Haunted Alphonse Capone after St Valentine's Day ٭٭٭ Real Ghost Story

Ghost Haunted Alphonse Capone after St Valentine's Day :
The bloody events of February 14, 1929 began nearly five years before with the murder of Dion O’Banion, the leader of Chicago’s north side mob. At that time, control of bootleg liquor in the city raged back and forth between the North Siders, run by O’Banion, and the south side Outfit, which was controlled by Johnny Torrio and his henchman, Al Capone. In November 1924, Torrio ordered the assassination of O’Banion and started an all-out war in the city. The North Siders retaliated soon afterward and nearly killed Torrio outside of his home. This brush with death led to him leaving the city and turning over operations to Capone, who was almost killed himself in September 1926. The following month, Capone shooters assassinated Hymie Weiss, who had been running the north side mob after the death of O’Banion. His murder left the operation in the hands of George “Bugs” Moran, a long-time enemy of Capone. For the most part, Moran stood alone against the Capone mob, since most of his allies had succumbed in the fighting. He continued to taunt his powerful enemy and looked for ways to destroy him.
He employed over 1000 gunmen in his service, up to half of the city's police force was on his payroll, and he had "in his pocket" dozens of aldermen, state's attorneys, mayors, legislators and even congressmen. His organization's domination of Chicago and such suburban areas as Cicero was absolute. When he wanted to control elections, he did so when threats and terror and he placed many people into power who would look the other way. During his time, Capone controlled a crime empire worth millions of dollars.... but he didn't start out that way.

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