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St Valentine's Day Assacre Direct

Led by George "Bugs" Moran , who fiercely resisted Capone's expansion into his territory. The Event: February 14, 1929

Moran himself narrowly escaped the carnage because he was late to the meeting and spotted the "police" car outside, choosing to wait at a nearby diner instead. Historical Significance and Aftermath st valentine's day assacre

At approximately 10:30 AM, seven men—members and associates of Moran's gang—gathered at a garage located at . According to accounts from Britannica and Wikipedia: Led by George "Bugs" Moran , who fiercely

Led by the infamous Alphonse "Al" Capone , who sought total control over Chicago's illegal bootlegging operations. Led by George "Bugs" Moran

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