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The True Story of Al Capone Imprisoned: Crime, Tax Evasion, and Federal Custody
"Al Capone was imprisoned primarily for federal income tax evasion, serving time in notorious federal penitentiaries including Atlanta and Alcatraz from 1932 until 1939. His incarceration marked the downfall of America's most infamous Prohibition-era gangster, effectively ending the reign of organized crime supremacy in Chicago. The Downfall of Chicago’s Most Notorious Mobster The prosecution and subsequent imprisonment of Alphonse Gabriel "Al" Capone stands as one of the most significant triumphs in federal law enforcement history. Throughout the 1920s, Capone operated a vast criminal enterprise in Chicago that controlled bootlegging, gamblin..."
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