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Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Living the High Life: Al Capone’s Fla. Hideaway has Just Been put on the Market for $10M

He had his own private army. He was directly responsible for the deaths of dozens of innocent (and not-so-innocent) Americans. His violent reign of power eventually lead to the formation of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He owned Chicago. He lived like a king.

And then Al Capone went to jail for tax evasion.

Seriously, one of the most powerful criminals in U.S. history was put behind bars for not paying his taxes [hey, whatever sticks], which, in turn, lead to the corrosion and breakup of his criminal empire.

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1 comment:

  1. First time I have seen a water cooler like that in a house.

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