The Only Man in Chicago Al Capone Was AFRAID Of - Black Devil

The Only Blackman Even Al Capone Didn't Mess With - Chicago's Devil "I'll say this. Black or no black, that bastard went out like a man. He had balls." That was Teddy Roe. The boy who never went to school. The bootlegger who taught himself to sew. The Robin Hood who paid for funerals and hospital bills. The Policy King who killed a made man with his bare hands and beat the murder charge. The man who was offered a quarter million dollars to walk away and said "I'll die first." The man who learned he was dying of cancer, sent his guards home, put on a three-piece suit, and walked out the front door one last time. They killed him. But they never broke him. And the South Side of Chicago never forgot his name. ——————————————— SUBSCRIBE to Bloody Reports for new documentaries several times a week:    / @bloodyreports   EXPLORE THE ARCHIVE Full playlists on Bumpy Johnson and Harlem, Hollywood vs Reality, the kingpins of Queens, Brooklyn, Detroit, Chicago, DC and Baltimore, prison kings, hitmen and stick-up crews are all on the channel page. ABOUT THIS CHANNEL Bloody Reports covers the true history of the American underworld - the people Hollywood borrowed from, rewrote, or left out. Every video is researched from court records, congressional testimony, memoirs, published journalism and news archives. DISCLAIMER This is a historical documentary made for educational and commentary purposes. Nothing here endorses, promotes or glorifies crime or violence. Some wording is adjusted to meet platform guidelines. Where accounts conflict, we say so. #BloodyReports #TrueCrime #Documentary #BlackHistory #OrganizedCrime #CrimeHistory Business inquiries: info@richardelhaj.media