Скачать или смотреть The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre Explained: Five Mysteries That Remain Unsolved

On February 14, 1929, a quiet Chicago garage on North Clark Street became the scene of one of America’s most puzzling crimes. Seven associates of George “Bugs” Moran—Adam Heyer, Albert Kachellek, Albert Weinshank, Peter and Frank Gusenberg, John May, and Reinhardt Schwimmer—were ordered to line up by men dressed as police officers. Moments later, gunfire from Thompson submachine guns ended their lives. Al Capone, Moran’s rival, was in Florida that day and never questioned, though suspicion followed him for decades. Investigators debated whether the attack was mistaken identity, revenge, or corruption within law enforcement. Despite weapons traced to Fred “Killer” Burke and later FBI files, no one was ever convicted. Nearly a century later, the case remains officially unsolved.

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