The Long, Bloody Hunt to Nail Al Capone

Capone spent his summer of freedom in his old hideout in Lansing, Michigan, seemingly resigned to the trial.  However, behind the scenes his organization had procured the list of prospective jurors and began bribing them by every means possible.

 

Wilson  got word of the bribery and went with Johnson to Judge Wilkerson with the evidence that Capone's gang was bribing and threatening the potential jurors.   Judge Wilkerson was neither surprised nor concerned.  "Bring your case to court as planned, gentlemen," he told them confidently.  "Leave the rest to me."

 

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