Case 8: Valentine's Day Massacre

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Shadow Crimes

Lloyd Croft

35 episodes

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Embark on a journey into the concealed realms of forgotten wrongs and crimes hidden in the shadows with "Shadow Crimes." This podcast delves into the enigmatic world of lesser-known crime cases, unsolved mysteries, and cryptic tales that linger in the shadows of history. Each episode unravels stories often overlooked by the spotlight of notoriety, inviting listeners to explore the concealed landscapes of the past. Join us as we bring these shadowed narratives into the light, one episode at a time. This is "Shadow Crimes," where mysteries thrive and shadows speak.

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Case 8: Valentine's Day Massacre

Shadow Crimes

23 minutes 14 seconds

1 year ago

Case 8: Valentine's Day Massacre

*** Content Warning: Murder and Graphic Violence ***

The Valentine's Day Massacre of 1929 stands as one of the most notorious chapters in the annals of American crime history. Occurring on February 14th, 1929, in Chicago, Illinois, this brutal event marked a pivotal moment in the Prohibition-era gang wars that gripped the city. Seven members of the North Side Gang, led by George "Bugs" Moran, were brutally gunned down in a garage by rival gangsters disguised as police officers. The massacre, attributed to the notorious Al Capone's Chicago Outfit, sent shockwaves across the nation, highlighting the extreme violence and lawlessness that characterised the era.