Scarface, Al Capone & the Saint Valentine’s Day Massacre | Profiling Evil

Al Capone wasn’t just a gangster—he was a mastermind who built an empire on bootlegging, bribery, and bloodshed. But no event cemented his reputation like the Saint Valentine’s Day Massacre. On February 14, 1929, seven of Bugs Moran’s men were lined up in a Chicago garage and executed in a hail of seventy bullets. The massacre shocked the nation, turning Capone into Public Enemy #1 and igniting a federal crackdown that would eventually bring him down. Who really ordered the hit? Was it Capone...