Synopsis

New York City. Saturday, September 23, 1933. Milo Sullivan, the city's foremost rackets boss, presided over "Crime, Inc." A meeting was convened with five other figures who commanded the criminal underworld: Augie Epstein, whose interests spanned gambling in Miami; Harold Bishman, a man of considerable political influence in Louisiana; Ralph Lucci, a rumrunner with ties to Detroit's Purple Gang; Dino Monteiro, who controlled slot machines in Kansas City; and Arte Martin, involved in numbers runn