Synopsis

Chicago, 1931. Eliot Ness and his team had dismantled Al Capone’s bootlegging operation, systematically destroying his breweries and clandestine bars. Yet, thousands of gallons of liquor continued to flow into the city from an external source. Ness met with District Attorney Beecher Asbury, and the origin of the alcohol was readily apparent; they had discovered five-gallon cans stamped with "Brawley Mills, Brawley, New York." Chemical analysis revealed the liquid to be 190 proof, undoubtedly pro