'A St Valentine's Day Murder Mystery'

At the height of prohibition in 1920s Chicago, there was a mob war brewing between the South Side Gangsters and the Northern Chicago Mob Outfit. The two ruthless crime leaders Hal Sapone and Beanie O’Dannon reached a mutual agreement on bootlegging practices in Chicago and decided to pull together resources and undergo a collaborative effort with criminal endeavors. This was similar to bailing out a hole-ridden ship with tin cups as it was only a matter of time before one side dropped the anchor and let the ship submerge.

To everyone’s surprise, gangsters from either side were spotted partying together at various speakeasies around Chicago but the tension in the air was always thick enough to be cut with a knife. However, this newfound relationship between the mob bosses did inhibit gratuitous bloodshed between the two groups as there had been previously. To further aid this new relationship, both crime bosses found new female companions, thereby intertwining more relationships between the two mobs.

However, one fated night at ‘The Grand Gatsby’ Speakeasy proved to be the final straw that broke the camel’s back as the two crime factions gathered together for a good time on St. Valentine’s Day. To everybody’s horror, one of the guests at the speakeasy was murdered! It was not a cut-and-dry case on whodunit so the mobsters decided to work together to solve the crime before a massive mêlée broke out that would certainly rekindle the fatal flames between these two criminal organizations.