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CASE FILE No. 1934-RA
A reconstructed timeline of the Randy Adams investigation. Dates are drawn from intercepted broadcasts, seized documents and classified informants, tracing a century of noir metal evidence, smuggling trails and hidden alliances.
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Randy Adams was born into a poor family in the suburbs of Chicago. During childhood he quickly learned to fend for himself and did a few dirty jobs for a small local gangster nicknamed "Uncle JOE".
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Life moves slowly and Uncle JOE introduces Randy Adams to his henchmen, who take him on as a mascot. He feels happy and often sneaks out of the house to reach the back of the shop where the gang hangs out, taking part in dance contests.
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Randy Adams continues his work and Uncle JOE decides to put him in charge of whiskey smuggling Al Capone's band, to make things clear, kills Randy's sister. Randy, with a raid, gets his revenge.
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Uncle JOE is afraid of what will happen after Randy Adams' revenge and decides to send him away. Despite this, Randy decides to continue on his own and begins to create his first gang. He wants to challenge Al Capone...
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Randy Adams begins to gather the most important and violent gangsters in the city and starts a relationship with one of them. Daisy Red will be his life companion: smuggling, bullets and crimes for life.
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The gathered gangsters remain loyal to Randy Adams and together give life to the "Black Market" Syndicate: a super organized network of criminals that manages whiskey smuggling throughout Chicago and beyond...
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Randy Adams' actions are closely watched by Al Capone, who decides to invite him to the tables of the great mafia families. Randy Adams decides to participate and in that meeting the United States of America are divided: a part for each family.
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Agent's Note: Randy Adams is not a real historical figure; in his invented story he meets characters who really existed. This was done to make his contextualization more credible.