Jack Maddox explores how Prohibition created two bootlegging empires with opposite philosophies: Seattle's Roy Olmstead, the "Good Bootlegger" who ran his operation like a legitimate business without violence, and Rhode Island's Carl Rettich, whose reign included murder and terror. One ended pardoned and reformed; the other, imprisoned on Alcatraz.
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