Synopsis

The year was 1929. Eliot Ness received yet another anonymous phone call: a significant gathering was planned at a warehouse on Grover Street, with Nitti and his associates expected to attend. Inside the warehouse, approximately twenty men were carefully placing their ledgers into a large trunk. Following Al Capone's downfall, which stemmed from issues with accounting, a new directive had been issued: no one was to maintain personal written records. Instead, a single central file would be establi