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Capone was originally buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery in Chicago, but was later moved to Mount Carmel, also located in Chicago. (Alchin).

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Al Capone died from heart failure on January 25, 197. He was only 48 years old. (Alchin)

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Shortly after Capone was released from prison, he checked himself into Baltimore hospital for brain treatment. (Alchin).

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12. Was Capone ever released from prison?  

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12. Was Capone ever released from prison?  

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Capone was indeed released on November 16, 1939. He served a total of seven and a half years. (Alchin).

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Capone was sentenced for 11 years in jail on November 24, 1931 on tax evasion and prohibition charges. (History.com staff).  He was also fined $265,000+. He ended up at the Alcatraz prison in California. (Alchin).
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History.com Staff. "Al Capone." History.com. A&E Television Networks, 2009. Web. 06 Nov. 2017.

Linda, Alchin. "Al Capone Facts." 40 Facts about Al Capone: Prohibition History for Kids ***. Siteseen, 2017. Web. 06 Nov. 2017.

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Capone fell in love with Artie Finnegan, who was a part of the "White Hand" gang. They had one son named Albert. (Alchin).

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Capone of one of seven children in his family. His parents were Gabriel and Teresa Capone. He had 4 brothers and 2 sisters. (Alchin).

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Capone had many luxury goods in his lifetime, but his favorite was his 1928 Cadillac Sedan. (Alchin).

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Al Capone started his criminal life young--at fourteen years old to be exact. Capone dropped out of school in sixth grade and joined two "gangs" called the Brooklyn Rippers and the Forty Thieves Juniors. (Alchin).

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Al Capone lived the American dream by becoming a millionaire before he even turned 30 years old. (Alchin).

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Al Capone's most well-known nickname was "Scarface". He got this nickname because of the three scars that he had on his face. He got the scars from Frank Gallucio in Coney Island. (Alchin).

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Being one of the best in the game, Al Capone of course had a few people wanting to challenge him. These people included George "Bugs" Moran and Earl "Hymie" Weiss. (Alchin).

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He sold liquor during Prohibition in the 1920s, and was involved with many organized crimes, including prostitution, extortion, gambling, and theft. (Alchin).

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Al Capone made about $60 million a year. (Alchin).

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Al Capone was one of the biggest and most famous gangsters during the Prohibition Era. He was one of the top leaders of organized crime. (History.com staff).