Al Capone | The Saint Valentines Day Massacre: feat. Maryl Wilson

Joining us today is Maryl Wilson from the Midwest Malice Podcast. Please take a minute to search for her on Spotify and follow her.
Chicago, 1929—a city gripped by Prohibition and controlled by the underworld. This was the era of speakeasies, bootlegging, and ruthless crime syndicates. Laws didn’t govern the streets—money and power did. At the center of it all stood Al Capone, the undisputed kingpin of organized crime. Capone’s empire spanned gambling, illegal alcohol, and political corruption, making him one of the most feared men in the nation. But he wasn’t the only one vying for control. Enter George ‘Bugs’ Moran, a man with his own ambitions and an unwillingness to surrender turf. Their rivalry wasn’t just business—it was war. A brutal, escalating conflict over territory and dominance, fought with bullets instead of boardroom deals. And in the backdrop, the people of Chicago lived in uneasy acceptance of the violence that shadowed their daily lives.

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