St. Valentine's Day Massacre: Capone's Deadly Valentine

Ajouté : 2026-05-22

[00:00:00]Imagine being pulled over by the police only to realize they are not actually cops. It is February 14th, 1929 in a cold Chicago garage. Seven men from the North Side gang wait for a shipment of hijacked whiskey. Suddenly, a black Cadillac pulls up. Four men step out.

[00:00:16]Two are dressed in full police uniforms.

[00:00:19]The targets think it is just another routine prohibition raid. They obey the orders. They line up against the brick wall with their hands raised. They expect a bribe or a night in a cell.

[00:00:28]Instead, the two men in civilian clothes pull out Thompson submachine guns. In seconds, 70 bullets tear through the room. This was Al Capone's ultimate message to his rival Bugs Moran. It was a calculated execution designed to seize control of the city. The fake police officers even led the gunmen out at gunpoint to trick witnesses into thinking arrests had been made.

[00:00:50]The St. Valentine's Day Massacre shocked the nation and changed everything. It turned the public against the mob and forced the federal government to finally hunt down Capone.

[00:01:01]The wall from that garage still exists today. A silent witness to the bloodiest Valentine's Day in history.