Francesco Ioele (known as Frankie Yale ) was a member of the gang of the Five Points with Brooklyn carried out by Johnny Torrio. When this last was destined for Chicago by his/her uncle Big Jim Colosimo, Frankie took the head of the gang, whose speciality was the racket.
Frankie was used as hired killer with the gangs of Chicago which appreciated its faculty to be appeared and disappear quickly. May 11th, 1920, he assassinated, at the request of John Torrio, Big Jim Colosimo in his restaurant, because this last, then with the head of the Maffia of Chicago, refused the new opportunities (alcohol traffic) presented by its nephew. By intimidating the principal eyewitness, Joe Gabreala, Frankie Yale escaped any judgment. November 10th, 1924, always for the account of John Torrio, it killed Dion O' Banion, another notorious gangster of Chicago.
During prohibition, Al Capone, become the godfather in the Mafia of Chicago, charged Yale with supervising illegal beer convoys. But many these convoys were attacked, and Capone, indicated by Jim de Amato, suspected Yale and decided to eliminate it.
July 1st 1928, Yale was in the 44e street in Brooklyn when it was grapeshot by the unknown ones, identified later like members of “American Boys”, a team of killers to the pay of Capone.
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