Eliot Ness' files show how legendary investigator took on Capone, jaywalkers and a serial killer

Hidden in a historical society in Cleveland, scrapbooks made by Eliot Ness track his career taking on the mob in Chicago, cracking down on jaywalkers in Cleveland, and even searching for a serial killer.

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Great story...I loved watching the "Untouchables"!

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Wow! I missed this clip on WGN! Pretty interesting. I wrote a text on Ness, ordered all the federal records of the Untouchables, and did leg research. It was fun to go to some of the breweries that were still standing, despite the fact, most of them were knocked down during the 1960s Urban Renewal program. While in Chicago, the Untouchables worked out of the Transportation Building, 600 S. Dearborn, and their last year, they worked out of 610 S. Canal street, the U.S. Customs House, on the seventh floor.

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Eliot Ness was an interesting figure of the old history of gangs and gangsters

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I watched the show repeats in 1970s.