MAD MAN MCERLANE - Chicago’s Most Ruthless & Bloodthirsty Mobster | Full Documentary

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  @TheLastSupperyt · 1 year ago · pinned

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• GL

  @globalspiritualrevolutionmedia · 9 months ago

  This is the very first time I have ever heard about this gangster.

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  @JohnwayneNOgacy · 1 year ago

  No matter the color Chicago has always been full of gangsters

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• GL

  @globalspiritualrevolutionmedia · 9 months ago

  This is by far one of the very best Gangland Documentaries I have ever seen!<br>So well put together!<br>Thank You for posting it.

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  @YoshiLupus · 1 year ago

  One of my favorite YouTube channels. I love hearing about true crime and gangsters, and your channel is one of the best in this regard. Whether at work or when relaxing at home, I&apos;ve got your videos playing.

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  @livinginlondon6122 · 1 year ago

  Keep making these documentaries. U talk the truth and u break it down properly . I enjoy them when they go on for an hour or two . Even half hours and 45 minutes are relaxing and informing 🙏🏻🙏🏻

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• SI

  @SilverBulletCinemas · 4 months ago

  Spike O&apos;Donnell may just need his own episode! Damn. Guy saw &amp; went through A LOT.

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  @LanceIngram-cg3ej · 1 year ago

  This has to be one of the best gangland biographical documentaries ever. Just when it seemed that his demise was inevitable he came back stronger. His tactics were brutal foolhardy and groundbreaking. His blind alcoholic rages dangerous as they were, pales in comparison to his clear headed brilliantly timed revenge. His enemy&apos;s &nbsp;lulled into complacency by his skilled departures into exile only to be shocked and awakened by the sharp ruthless gaze of his murderous blue eyes. What a shock to the senses of anyone who got on his wrong side. It is obvious that the powers at be in Chicago could not have reached it&apos;s zenith without this man. Dying not by his enemies hands but by the ravages of the liquor that fueled the profits that they lived and died for. His violence, tactics and ruthless ness overshadowed his brilliant business mind. It is not surprising this fact would be hidden to foster the belief that other mob figures more popular were responsible for the profits and success of the underworlds monopolies. This man was the reason like it or not for the real truthful gaze into the true reality of what it took to survive this world of violence and vice. Great video!

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  @Pleasemison · 10 months ago

  He got busy on his first day out of prison numerous times. Thats outlandish.

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  @baabo708 · 1 year ago

  Having been born at 51st and Ashland (Back of the Yards) this was like a tour of the old neighborhoods of my younger days, plus the South Side &quot;Beer Wars&quot; are seldom covered as opposed to the Capone vs, the North Siders.

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  @altagraciaadames3483 · 1 year ago

  To. Frank reached Super Sayain levels of power. This definitely needs to reach a million. All the twist and turns of a Rollercoaster 🎢 ride.

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  @tribblebooth1224 · 1 year ago

  The best gangland documentary ever! This guy makes Al Capone look like a boy scout.

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