Back in the years just after World War II a certain Chicago-based fellow called this home - his name was Al Capone and he allegedly died in this house in 1947. The ``joint' (I'm sure that's how Al would have referred to it) sold not long ago for $16 million-plus.

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Back in the years just after World War II a certain Chicago-based fellow called this home - his name was Al Capone and he allegedly died in this house in 1947. The ``joint' (I'm sure that's how Al would have referred to it) sold not long ago for $16 million-plus.

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Back in the years just after World War II a certain Chicago-based fellow called this home - his name was Al Capone and he allegedly died in this house in 1947. The ``joint' (I'm sure that's how Al would have referred to it) sold not long ago for $16 million-plus. photo copyright Bob Wonders taken at and featuring the class

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