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Al Capone

Al Capone was a famous prohibition era American gangster. He was heavily involved in bootlegging liquor, as well as other organized criminal activities. He spent his final days in Alcatraz federal prison on tax charges.

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How much money did al Capone not pay in taxes?

probably more than the 2012 Presidential Candidate Romney!

How many years total was Al Capone in prison?

He was a prisoner from 1934 to 1939, so 5 years.

Did Eliot Ness ever actually meet Al Capone?

Yes, he did.

once when they escorted Al Capone to the train taking Capone to Jail. Ness was responsible for raids on breweries. Capone was convicted for tax evasion - a different team than what Ness was part of.

Who were the main people who liked Al Capone and why?

Some People who liked Al Capone is nobody, the only people who liked him were his gang members. Al was the biggest gangster during the 30's, he was feared by many saying he was ''untouchable''. Soon it got out of hand so the president ordered some people called ''untouchables'' to end capone's rain. It took over 2 years for the group to stop. Some of Capone's top mean were..... Frank Nitti, Machine gun Kelly, Baby Face Nelson, and Pretty Boy Floyd. After Capone was sent to prison they split but still were powerful. Everyone knew were and what Capone was doing, that wasen't the problem. The problem was who wanted to mess with Al Capone.

What actors and actresses appeared in The Legacy of Al Capone - 2001?

The cast of The Legacy of Al Capone - 2001 includes: Al Capone as himself

Where is the New Smyrna Beach Regional Library in New Smyrna Beach located?

The address of the New Smyrna Beach Regional Library is: 1001 S. Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna Beach, 32168 7197

What year did Al Capone go to Prison for Tax Evasion?

he went to jail for tax evasion in the year 1931

Does moose and piper from al Capone does my shirts ever get caught for having a dry cleaning service for kids in there school and their clothes to be washed by al Capone and other famous convicts?

Yeah, the gang gets caught because of an unsatisfied customer named Del.

Del expected there to be bulletholes or blood on his clothes, so he told his parents to write a letter to Piper's dad, in this case, is the warden.

So then, Del's parents write a letter to Warden Williams. And Mr. Williams gets the letter and blames Moose, Annie, and Jimmy.

He doesn't blame Piper because she is his 'sweetie'.

And of course, the kids all agree it was Piper's fault, mainly, so Warden Williams gets angry with Piper and sends her to her granny's house. And Piper dislikes her granny very much. Moose gets in trouble with his dad and loses his baseball (stuff?) or bat (or glove) and Annie doesn't get in trouble (idk why) and Jimmy doesn't get in trouble either, because his parents were too busy with their new baby, Rocky and didn't pay attention. They also knew that Jimmy wasn't caught up in the scheme.

What are some of Al Capone's famous qoutes?

Some of Al Capone's more famous quotes are "Now I know why tigers eat their young" and "You can get much farther with a kind word and a gun than you can with a kind word alone." There is also "I have built my organization upon fear."

Did Al Capone go to Alcatxaz?

Yes, he did go to Alcatraz. He was sentenced 7 or 11 years but died before his years finished. :)

Who was Al Capone's friend Frank?

Frank Nitti a lieutenant in his gang

Where did Al Capone live in Brooklyn as a child?

At one point he lived at 21 Garfield Place in Park Slope. The Capone family emigrated to Canada for some time before returning in 1894 and settling at 95 Navy Street[2] , in the Navy Yard section of downtown Brooklyn, near the Barber Shop that employed Gabriele at 29 Park Avenue[2]. When Al was 14, the Capone family moved to 21 Garfield Place[2] in Park Slope, Brooklyn. In the new neighborhood, Al Capone met both gangster Johnny Torrio and Mae Josephine Coughlin, whom he would marry a few years later at St. Mary's Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church.

Where did Al Capone live in Brooklyn?

Initially at 95 Navy Street, in the Navy Yard section of downtown Brooklyn. Then when he was 11, the Capone family moved to 38 Garfield Place in Park Slope, Brooklyn.

What were Al Capone interests or hobbies?

He loved baseball especially the Cubs, which he used take his son Sonny to all the time. Opera, horse races too and visiting florida because it reminded him of Naples, Italy.

Is Margaret Schroeder based on a real person?

es she is, I nfact she is the daughter of al capone

What was Al Capone charged within his 1931 Trial?

Yes. Al "Scarface" Capone was tried in courtroom 6-1 of the Dade County Courthouse on July 10, 1930. Back then it was known as courtroom 630 and was the Criminal Court of Record for Dade County, Florida. Over a three day period, Capone face perjury charges brought by the State of Florida. A jury never got the chance to render a verdict. The presiding judge, Ernest Clyde Collins, granted a motion for a judgment of acquittal. When the judge announced his decision, the audience applauded and cheered for the gangster. Soon after, Capone (through his attorney J. Fritz Gordon) announced that he was leaving Miami for Broward County. The following year Capone was convicted in Chicago for income tax evasion.