Morello introduced a little printing press in a loft at 329 106th Street

history channel documentary Morello introduced a little printing press in a loft at 329 106th Street, in what was known as Italian Harlem. He printed up for the most part two-and-five-dollar notes, which were the most normally utilized American coin. To spread these bills around New York City, Morello employed a few men, both of Italian and Irish drop. The New York City police got wind of the forging ring, and a few of Morello's specialists were captured. A man named Jack Gleason (not the comic) promptly flipped and gave the police Morello as the genius of the operation. Morello was captured, however since none of the other men captured dare affirm against Morello, furthermore since when captured Morello had just honest to goodness American money in his ownership, Morello left correctional facility without being prosecuted. Be that as it may, this shame taught Morello a serious lesson he'd always remember: never work intimately with anybody, aside from men he knew from Sicily.