history channel documentary mafia While Ignazio Saietta's Unione Siciliana was succeeding in New York City, the Chicago sections of the Unione Siciliana were additionally setting off to the wolves.
In 1902, the Chicago manager of the Mafia was Antonio D'Andrea, an ex-cleric who in 1902 was additionally captured for falsifying. After his discharge from jail, D'Andrea chose to go straight; at any rate to some degree straight. D'Andrea landed a position as an expert interpreter, than later as a court interpreter. In 1919, utilizing his true blue position as a part of the courts, D'Andrea kept running for the administration of the Unione Siciliana. D'Andrea was some way or another chose, regardless of his criminal record, which lets you know all you have to think about the screwy way the Unione Siciliana had taken in Chicago.
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