Directory of Chicago Outfit Resources

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Sites related to the Mafia underworld organization known as the Chicago Outfit.

Resources in This Category

• AmericanMafia.com 26 Mafia Cities - Chicago

  http://www.americanmafia.com/Cities/Chicago.html
  Writer John J. Binder's history of the Outfit.

• Chicago Syndicate

  http://www.chicagosyndicate.blogspot.com/
  Focus is on the Chicago mob, The Outfit. Features news articles, analysis and background information; reviews of mafia-related books and movies.

• IPSN: The Legacy of Tony Accardo

  http://www.ipsn.org/characters/accardo.html
  Richard Lindberg's article looks at the life and underworld career of a Chicago crime boss.

• My Al Capone Museum

  http://www.myalcaponemuseum.com/
  Photographs and stories about several of Capone's personal items as well as related documents, articles, and merchandise.

• St. Valentine's Day Massacre

  http://www.prairieghosts.com/valentine.html
  Devoted to Al Capone's famous Valentine's Day message to Bugs Moran.

• The American Mafia: Chicago's Man in Vegas: Anthony Spilotro

  http://www.onewal.com/a011/f_spilotro.html
  Writer Thomas Hunt looks at the underworld career and violent end of Spilotro, who managed The Outfit's Las Vegas casino interests in the 1970s-80s.

• The Untold Stories of Alderman Don Parrillo

  http://www.hydeparkmedia.com/Alderman_Parrillo.html
  Web feature story about the most admittedly corrupt Chicago politician you probably never heard of.

• Wikipedia: Al Capone

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Capone
  Biographical article on the Chicago crime boss.

• Wikipedia: Chicago Outfit

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_Outfit
  Article describes the history, leadership and activities of the Italian-Sicilian criminal society.

• Wikipedia: Johnny Torrio

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Torrio
  Biographical article on the Chicago crime boss.

 

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