(Walter Kale/Chicago Tribune) 1986: Geraldo hosted “The Mystery of Al Capone’s Vaults” deep inside the former Lexington Hotel in Chicago. Spoiler alert: There weren’t any jewels ...

The coffins of Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln await reburial in the reconstructed Lincoln Monument in Springfield’s Oak Ridge Cemetery in 1901. Under instructions from Robert Todd Lincoln, the ...

Into this chaotic landscape stepped Al Capone. Originally from Brooklyn, Capone moved to Chicago as a young man under the wing of mob boss Johnny Torrio. Torrio initially ran a relatively ...

Al Capone got an icy reception when ... The son of Italian immigrants himself, Capone lived in a modest house in a middle-class Chicago neighborhood with his wife and son, his mother and siblings.

Later he recanted. Al Capone looks at the camera as he walks out of Federal Court in Chicago with his attorney Michael Ahern on Oct. 11, 1931. Capone is on trial for tax evasion. The court was ...

Al Capone got an icy reception when ... The son of Italian immigrants himself, Capone lived in a modest house in a middle-class Chicago neighborhood with his wife and son, his mother and siblings.

A front-page story in the Chicago Tribune the next day captured the anguish of most Chicagoans: “O, God, why did this happen.” 1986: Geraldo hosted “The Mystery of Al Capone’s Vaults ...