Get to know the luxurious mansion where Al Capone lived and died which was sold for millions 100 years after his death

Alphonse gabriel Capone, better known as Al Capone, a nickname he received due to scars on the left side of his face from knife wounds, he was a famous American gangster of the 1920s and 1930s. Doubtless, the life of the gangster has inspired films and stories of what is widely viewed in large part as a contribution to how culture has reproduced the underworld and its protagonists.

Capone He started his career as a criminal in Brooklyn before moving to Chicago and becoming the city’s most prominent crime figure. By the late 1920s, the criminal was already on the FBI’s Most Wanted List. The end of his criminal career came in the 1930s, when he was sentenced to 11 years behind bars by the United States federal government for tax evasion, being sent to prison where he died of pneumonia. However, the ostentatious mansion he lived in during his criminal years still stands and was recently sold for a millionaire sum.