Capone (155-378)

As I read more into this book, it got really interesting. He was the original "Scarface" from the movie made in 1939. Then there was the remake with Al Pachino...but I dont think it was pointed at Al Capone. The book went into complete detail on his life and the murders. He had two main hit men on his side. These are the two from the shocking St. Valeltines Day Massacer, where he lined up the whole bank staff and had them all shot to death with the imfumous fully automatic Tommy Machine Gun. This was the most memreble part in Capones life. He had his hands in few drugs, mainly more of hits and random murders. In the end, Capone eventually dies from syphilis. But other than all of the horrible crimes he did, it was a great book to read and the marked a time of history in U.S.