The Case Against Eliot Ness

March 4, 1933. The Windy City is getting ready for the Chicago World's Fair, also known as the ""Century of Progress"" Exposition. The 3 wealthy Endicott brothers, who jointly owned franchises at the upcoming Fair, are all rubbed out in short order. Restaurant owner Gus Dmytryk goes to the Licensing Committee, and it seems he will get the former Endicott franchises: 3 nightclubs at the Midway, and 5 other concessions. It will mean big bucks, since the Chicago World's Fair is expected to draw 50-million visitors. Ness knows that Dmytryk has been on the fringes of the rackets for years, and then District Attorney Beecher Asbury assigns Ness and his men to the case. Meanwhile, when ex-alderman Mitchell Grandin tells the Committee that Dmytryk is a bootlegger; it seems the Committee will give the lucrative franchise to Grandin instead. Later, Grandin gives Dmytryk some payoff money. Ness and Lee Hobson, trying to clean up the town, drop in on one of the hoods who has showed up (and is

Un citoyen apparemment au-dessus de tout soupçon attaque Eliot Ness en diffamation. La carrière du policier est en jeu et une course contre la montre s'engage entre la pègre et les Incorruptibles pour retrouver trois tueurs, témoins de la culpabilité de ce citoyen 'respectable'.

Los hermanos Endicott planean cometer un asesinato en la Feria Mundial, aprovechando sus franquicias para ese evento… pero son asesinados.