Do You Know The Mob?

He might be considered one of the most notorious mobsters in Chicago's history, but died at an unusualy place.

Our first mobster in Cleveland, Danny Greene got involved with the mob with his union groups. It would eventually cost him his life.

He was once the only man Al Capone ever trusted. Guzik had a skill set and was not your typical Chicago mobster.

Credited as the founder of Hells Angels, which isn't totally true, Otto changed his life for the better after spending some time in prison seeking the Lord.

Pearl Hart had a lot of fame and history to her name over the years. It was just one big crime that caused her name to be remembered forever.

Our second episode of Tampa mobsters takes place with a son following his father's footsteps to keep the family business a success.

He wasn't the most infamous mobster in Tampa, Florida but he go up against them. This man had quite the mysterious death.

One of our more interesting mobsters, Galante got his hands involved in trash disposal, a minor league hockey team, and with government officials.

His nickname was no joke. Many murders, many trials, and brutal ending to his life in Chicago.

Joey Bonanno despised his nickname but was very active in the history of the New York crime families. He lived a long life, which was unusal for any crime boss.

He an odd name and an even more unusual ending to his life. The Chicken Man Testa was one of a kind in the Philadelphia mob family.

He was nicknamed the gentlemen but he was no gentlemen. Burke was involved in some of the craziest historical events such as the Luthansa Heist and the Boston College basketball scandal.

From Boston mobster to FBI informant. This might be one of our most interesting guys who had a tragic ending.

Matthews was influential in the Black Mafia and had the most mysterious escape of any mobster in history.

Johnny Boone was the leader of the Cornbread Mafia and arrested for growing marijuana on several farms in Kentucky.

He was loosely connected with the Chicago Outfit, but was a deranged man of torture.

He might have been short in stature but a fearful man you didn't want to mess around with.

Rothstein did more than commit the infamous 1919 White Sox Scandal, he also changed the mobster game forever in New York City.

Small town Alabama went through a crazy mobster time after the Great Depression, led by Hoyt Shepherd.

Sam Bass is another Texas outlaw who was on the right track as a kid but then made some questionable decisions that spiraled to a life of crime and an epic shooting to the death.

We already discussed the Jesse James portion of the James-Younger gang, but now its Cole Younger's turn. See how things turned out for him and the Younger brothers in their robberies and rebellion against the Union.

Teflon Don has become a recent infamous mobster of the 20th century. Contrary to his nickname, he did eventually get evicted and passed away in 2002.

The Mad Dog wanted nothing more than to be at the top of the Gophers gang, and he would do anything to get there.

He didn't get the nickname for no reason, and was one to be feared in New York City.

That's right! We are changing it up this week with an episode about the most famous pirate in all of history, Captain Blackbeard. Pirates are mobsters too right?