Synopsis

January of 1932. Al Remp, a minor player in the bootlegging trade, is spending three years of a sentence that carries a maximum of five. His parole hearing is scheduled for the following week, yet prospects appear bleak. He’s been placed in solitary confinement, and his visitor is Eliot Ness. Remp offers a terse denial: "I have nothing to say to you." Ness counters, however, suggesting that cooperation in bringing down his former boss, the notorious bootlegger known as "Fat" Augie Strom, could s