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EPISODE · Nov 26, 2024 · 10 MIN

[434 in Motion] Mosquito Bites and Mystery - Florida's Unknown History (s1e6) - Al Capone’s Florida Hideaway

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Welcome to Mosquito Bites and Mystery, where we uncover the surprising and lesser-known history of Florida! In this episode, Jeff Dixon takes us back to 1928, when infamous gangster Al Capone sought refuge in the Sunshine State. Capone, looking to escape the heat of Chicago and the scrutiny of federal authorities, purchased a mansion in Miami. But his presence in the city stirred controversy, drawing the ire of local leaders who wanted to maintain a pristine image for Miami. Join Jeff as he uncovers the saga of Capone’s Florida life—his impact on the city’s property values, his run-ins with the law, and his eventual demise. This story is not only rich in history but offers a powerful spiritual lesson about the legacy we create with our lives. Don’t miss this thrilling tale of crime, politics, and a gangster’s final years in Florida! #FloridaHistory #AlCapone #GangsterHistory #Miami #FloridaLegends #HistoryUncovered #Legacy #SunshineState

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