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A Mexican Drug Lord and former leader of the Sinaloa Cartel – considered by many one of the most powerful drug traffickers in the world - receiving the title of “biggest drug lord of all time.” The DEA considers him “the godfather of the drug world” some even say he surpassed Pablo Escobar in reach and influence.

Sam Giancana was a top mob boss, who grew up on the West Side of Chicago. He started out as a driver for Al Capone, the legendary leader of the Chicago Outfit, but had plans of mafia domination. By the beginning of the Great Depression, Giancana was profiting from Prohibition and building his own reputation for violence having narrowly escaped a prison sentence for murder. Giancana is not only known for his violent acts, but also connections to decades long conspiracy theories involving both the Kennedy family and the C.I.A.s attempted assassination of Fidel Castro.

Nicknamed “Little Nicky” because of his size - he stood 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighed 135 pounds - but no one dared call him this to his face. Scarfo rose to power during one of the bloodiest periods in Philadelphia organized crime history. More than two dozen mob members or associates were murdered between 1980 and 1985 as Scarfo took control of the Philadelphia mob. Scarfo was drawn to the limelight as he frequently boasted to associates about the murders he committed and about his status in the underworld. His victims included an Atlantic County municipal court judge, an Atlantic City cement contractor, a longshoreman and several mob associates.

A Mexican Drug Lord and former leader of the Sinaloa Cartel – considered by many one of the most powerful drug traffickers in the world - receiving the title of “biggest drug lord of all time.” The DEA considers him “the godfather of the drug world” some even say he surpassed Pablo Escobar in reach and influence.

Sam Giancana was a top mob boss, who grew up on the West Side of Chicago. He started out as a driver for Al Capone, the legendary leader of the Chicago Outfit, but had plans of mafia domination. By the beginning of the Great Depression, Giancana was profiting from Prohibition and building his own reputation for violence having narrowly escaped a prison sentence for murder. Giancana is not only known for his violent acts, but also connections to decades long conspiracy theories involving both the Kennedy family and the C.I.A.s attempted assassination of Fidel Castro.

Nicknamed “Little Nicky” because of his size - he stood 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighed 135 pounds - but no one dared call him this to his face. Scarfo rose to power during one of the bloodiest periods in Philadelphia organized crime history. More than two dozen mob members or associates were murdered between 1980 and 1985 as Scarfo took control of the Philadelphia mob. Scarfo was drawn to the limelight as he frequently boasted to associates about the murders he committed and about his status in the underworld. His victims included an Atlantic County municipal court judge, an Atlantic City cement contractor, a longshoreman and several mob associates.