Media Summary: In August 1952, Harlem witnessed one of the most ruthless turning points in American organized crime. Chicago had rules. Harlem had its own. When Al Capone decided October 14th, 1963. 11:47 PM. The sound of
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In August 1952, Harlem witnessed one of the most ruthless turning points in American organized crime. Chicago had rules. Harlem had its own. When Al Capone decided October 14th, 1963. 11:47 PM. The sound of Nobody had seen him. That was the thing that made it so terrifying. Eight men killed in seven days, and not a single witness. February, 1950. Lucky Luciano made a decision that would haunt the American Mafia forever. From exile in Italy, he authorized a ... September 3, 1965 — Harlem is hot, crowded, and restless. Then a young Mafia soldier walks into
