Dutch Schultz Threatened Lucky Luciano — He Didn’t See What Came Next

Описание: Dutch Schultz Threatened Lucky Luciano — He Didn’t See What Came Next
​"In the underworld, you don't lead with a gun. You lead with a vision."
​October 15, 1935. The Waldorf Astoria. The inner sanctum of the American Mafia.
For four years, Lucky Luciano had built the Commission to replace street violence with corporate order. But Arthur "The Dutchman" Flegenheimer didn't believe in order. He believed in lead.
​In this episode of Untold Mafia Stories, we breakdown the single most dangerous moment in Commission history: the night Dutch Schultz pulled a .45 automatic on the Boss of Bosses.
​But this story isn't just about a gun in a boardroom. It’s about a war fought on two fronts. While Lucky stared down a mad dog downtown, Bumpy Johnson was fighting a shadow war in Harlem to save Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis from the Dutchman's "Golden Handcuffs."
​Inside the File:
​The Heresy: Why pulling a weapon at a Commission meeting was an automatic death sentence.
​The Trap: How Schultz tried to enslave Joe Louis using a "bust-out" contract.
​The Gatekeeper: How Bumpy Johnson dismantled a multi-million dollar mob plot without throwing a single punch.
​The Verdict: The true story of what happened in the Palace Chophouse in Newark (and why it wasn't a war, but an execution).
​Dutch Schultz thought he held the leverage. He didn't realize he had already signed his own death warrant.
​"Machines don't die with a single bullet."
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