0:00.0	A deadly dinner party. I'm Jason Horton.
0:02.8	I'm Rebecca Lee.
0:03.8	And this is Ghost Town.
0:20.8	We talk about a lot of things on Ghost Town, but we rarely talk about the mob.
0:24.5	So, I thought I'd change it up this Friday.
0:27.2	Let's go back to Chicago to talk about the most notorious gangster,
0:30.8	maybe of all time, Al Capone.
0:33.8	You might want to check out our St. Valentine's Day Massacre episode back in
0:37.3	year one of Ghost Town before you listen to this,
0:39.5	because everything that we're going to talk about today kind of comes on the heels of that.
0:42.9	But just in case you don't want to go all the way back,
0:44.6	I'm going to do a little summary right here.
0:46.8	On the morning of February 14th, 1929,
0:49.4	seven members and associates of Chicago's North Side Gang
0:52.8	arrived at a Lincoln Park garage and lined up against a wall.
0:56.2	They were all shot and killed by four unknown assailants,
0:59.3	two of whom were dressed like police officers.
1:02.1	The whole thing was a result of a struggle for control
1:04.4	between the Irish north sideers headed by George Bugs Moran
1:07.9	and their Italian south side gang rivals led by Al Capone.
1:11.7	The perpetrators had never been conclusively identified,
1:14.2	but obviously everyone knew it was Capone and Moran,
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