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Hey everyone, Sebastian here.

Before we get going today, I just wanted to let you know that today's episode is going to be

a bit more violent than the average episode of Our Fake History.

I know this whole Capone series has been pretty bloody, but part three is especially gruesome. There will be descriptions

of murder that may be disturbing for younger listeners. I know a lot of you out there like to

listen to this show with your kids. This one might not be great depending on how old those kids

are. So please use your discretion.

With that said, enjoy the show.

Have you ever heard the story of how Elliot Ness died?

You've heard of Elliot Ness, the Chicago-born Prohibition agent that's been celebrated in pop

culture as the man who brought down Al Capone.

In fiction, he is the Dick Tracy to Capone's big boy, the incorruptible super cop who managed to bring

law and order to a city that had long since given up on such quaint notions.

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