A woman, believed to be in her 20s, has been found dead beneath the Union Street Bridge in Downtown Chicago this morning as the fight against organized crime comes to a head.
Local fisherman, Ella Schliemann, reported the body to Chicago Police at around 1.45am this morning. It is believed the woman had been murdered after being thrown from the bridge.
Police from the nearby North Western Local Area Command received information by a member of the public who witnessed a black V16 Cadillac stop on the bridge last night at about 1am and witnessed two people get out of the car and have an argument before throwing something over the railing of the bridge.
“She was screaming and kicking at the two other people” the witness said. When asked if they could identify the people involved, they hinted at it involving local furniture restorer and boxing promoter Alphonse Capone.
The womans body was dragged from the mud at about 4am by police and was identified as Ms Bronte, is said to be from a prominent Chicago family and a vocal participant in the recent lynching of Mr Calvin.
Mr Eliot Ness, was at the scene of the crime the next morning taking notes in his journal and assessing the crime scene. When asked by local reporters he confirmed that the victim had no connection with local illegal activities and was a humble law abiding townsfolk.
This latest murder comes just hours after the public lynching of Mr Brendan, who at the time of his demise admitted that he murdered Ms Brianna on Wednesday evening, later being identified as Jacob “Greasy Thumb” Guzik.
Mr Eliot Ness, was at the scene of the crime the next morning taking notes in his journal and assessing the crime scene. When asked by local reporters he confirmed that the victim had no connection with local illegal activities and was a humble law abiding townsfolk.
This latest murder comes just hours after the public lynching of Mr Brendan, who at the time of his demise admitted that he murdered Ms Brianna on Wednesday evening, later being identified as Jacob “Greasy Thumb” Guzik.
Anyone with information is requested to contact Chicago Police.
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