How To Dispose Of A Body
February, 1974
During the early days of organized criminal activity, neither the police nor the public much cared when gangsters killed one another. In the Twenties, Chicagoans followed the local beer wars like a kind of underworld series, wondering if the aggressive North Siders could take the pennant away from the Capone mob; and in the early Thirties, New Yorkers bemusedly read the morning papers for latest scores in the feud between Dutch Schultz and Mad Dog Coll. Murder was the primary instrument of gangl...
