Capone's last madness: Is the notorious gang haunted by an unfortunate victim?

Capone is a notorious American gangster. His smuggling, prostitution and gambling activities worth millions of dollars in Chicago dominated the crime scene for nearly 10 years.

At the peak of his power, he hired more than 1000 gunmen to serve him, and as many as half of the policemen were on his payroll.

However, in the last few years of his life, he fell into a panic and trembling chaos, and at night he would scream for Jimmy to leave him.

Was Capone mentally ill in the last few years of his life or was he haunted by an unfortunate victim? Alphonse Gabriel Capone (1899- 1947) was born in Brooklyn, new york, the son of a new Italian immigrant.

When he moved to Chicago, he entered a criminal life and became a friend and bodyguard of Johnny Htoo Leo, the leader of a criminal group that illegally provided alcohol during prohibition in the United States.

1930, after al capone was arrested for vagrancy, it was exhibited in Wikipedia. Soon after, Capone adopted a dangerous gangster. At the age of 26, he was a powerful criminal leader with both political protection and law enforcement protection. He used bribery and widespread intimidation to influence elections, and used violence and murder to ensure the success of his business in illegal wineries.

Capone was hardly affected by the law until the brutal slaughter of gang opponents on St. Valentine's Day led influential citizens to demand action.

By the beginning of 1929, Capone dominated the illegal liquor trade in Chicago.

But other blackmailers, known as "northern gangs", are also vying for a slice of the lucrative smuggling business, including Capone's long-time rival Moran.

Capone thought Moran's threat was too great and had to leave. On the morning of February 1929, Capone's men pretended to be policemen and launched a fake raid on the gangs in the north.

The fake police lined up seven people along the wall and cut them down with machine guns.

Moran the worm realized the danger in advance and escaped the slaughter.

The photos of the victims shocked the public and damaged Capone's reputation among political allies, and finally decided to take action against Capone's illegal behavior.

The photos of the Valentine's Day massacre finally forced law enforcement to take action against Capone (Wikimedia Association). There was no evidence that Capone was related to the massacre and was accused of other crimes.

1929 In May, Capone was arrested for carrying a gun while traveling in Philadelphia, and was sentenced to serve his sentence in East Philadelphia State Prison. Capone's relationship ensured that he got the highest treatment in prison.

While other prisoners were suffering in the bare concrete cell, Capone's cell was decorated with exquisite furniture, paintings and radios.

But his "luxurious" cell didn't make Capone feel comfortable-before long, the rough and severe criminal leader turned into a crying and frightened mess, and he would scream at night and loudly call "Jimmy" to leave him.

Left: An ordinary cell in the Eastern State Prison.

Right: Al Capone's cell. Many people think that "Jimmy" is the ghost of a victim in Al Capone, and he will torture him day and night.

In fact, one of the seven victims of the Valentine's Day massacre was James ("Jimmy") Clark.

Jimmy, whose original name was Albert Katselek, was the brother-in-law of baggs Moran and died in February 14.

Capone left Eastern State Prison and served his sentence in Atlanta American Prison and Alcatraz Prison for tax evasion 1 1 year.

193 1, Capone even called a media named Alice Britt and asked Jimmy what he wanted.

Obviously, Britt didn't succeed, and Capone continued to be intimidated.

Others point out that there is a more scientific explanation for his torture.

When Capone was about 20 years old, he worked as a bodyguard in a brothel and contracted syphilis.

He never sought treatment, which led to illness. After serving six and a half years in prison, Capone was released to a mental hospital in Baltimore (1939), where he stayed for three years. At 1946, his doctor and a psychiatrist in Baltimore examined him and concluded that Capone's intelligence was equivalent to that of a child of 12 years old.

1On October 25th, Capone died of cardiac arrest.

He was buried in Mount Carmel Cemetery on the hillside of Illinois and Capone's Tomb on the hillside of Illinois (Wikipedia). No one really knows why Capone has been called "Jimmy" for the past few years.

Although many people think that this is the ghost of the unfortunate victim james clark, others insist that it is because of his crime and the decline of mental health that he was tortured by the unknown Jimmy, who accompanied him until the last few days of his life.

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For privacy reasons, she once wrote The Origin of Ancient Times under the pseudonym April Holloway, but now she chooses to use her real name Joanna Gillan.

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