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The upscale Miami Beach home where Chicago's notorious crime-boss Al Capone lived from 1928 until he died in 1947 recently sold and is going to be demolished.
In 1928, Miami Beach's polite society was rocked with the news that the infamous gangster, Chicago crime boss Al Capone, had purchased a home on Palm Island, one of the city's newest and most prestigious addresses, and 93 years later, this home still stands. But not for long.
