Frank Nitti

Frank Ralph Nitto, born Francesco Raffaele Nitto on January 27, 1886, was a prominent figure in the world of organized crime in Chicago. Known as Frank Nitti, he played a crucial role in the operations of the Chicago Outfit, particularly as the trusted bodyguard of the infamous Al Capone.

Nitti's influence extended beyond mere protection; he was responsible for overseeing the substantial flow of money within the organization. His financial acumen and strategic mind made him an indispensable asset to Capone's empire.

Following Capone's decline, Nitti ascended to the position of acting boss of the Chicago Outfit, further solidifying his legacy in the annals of American organized crime. His leadership marked a significant chapter in the history of the Outfit, as he navigated the complexities of the criminal underworld.

Frank Nitti's life came to an end on March 19, 1943, but his impact on organized crime in Chicago remains a subject of intrigue and study.