Wednesday, May 12th, Mafia returns for Season 4. This audiobook original delves into the

criminal underworld, exploring the lives and careers of America's most infamous gangsters.

If Corolo ever resembled an alcapone figure in New Orleans, it was during this time. The

newspapers would call them the little zaw of the underworld, a viperist bootlegger, and

the worst of the Chicago style gangsters. This season, we'll cover Muffiosos from around

the U.S., including New York City's Queen of the Policy Records.

She as a black woman was stepping out of her place and by out of her place, I mean,

she wasn't being submissive, she wasn't being deferential to white, and she refused to

embrace a cold of silence when it came to vice and police officers.

The leader of the Winter Hill gang.

So they did a lot with drugs. There was a lot of constantly trying to intimidate anybody

that seemed to be coming into their territory. If there was another drug person that was

setting up something in South Boston, they made sure that they left. And the time he was

16 years old, he had loved a bank, and he'd gone to reform school. He was in so many different

prisons.

And we'll travel south and discover the inner workings of the Dixie Mafia.

So we're talking about someone who has some serious tenacity. It was not afraid of law

enforcement. And then they made up some BS excuse about, oh, there was something, you

know, in the trunk that must have exploded. Nobody believes that, and eventually it was

discovered that that was one of the cars used in several different criminal escapades.

Mafia season four begins Wednesday, May 12th. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify,

or wherever you listen to your favorite shows.

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