14 February 1929. The mob rules in Chicago, but it's between Bugs Moran and Al Capone. Capone decide to make a statement, even though he's currently in Florida. There was one survivor-- what if there were others there?

1. What Was The St.
Valentines Day Massacre?

3. Travel back in time to Chicago,
14 February 1929. The day
seven men are machine-gunned
in a massacre that will change
the public’s perception of the
mob.
Ivar’s Mission: Valentines Day

4. On 14 February 1929, seven
men were killed inside a garage
on the North Side of Chicago.
Five were members of George
‘Bugs’ Moran’s gang. Two
others, a gang associate and a
mechanic, were also among the
dead.
What Was The St. Valentine’s Day
Massacre?

5. There were four attackers; two
dressed as police, two with
Thompson submachine guns,
who entered the garage. They
lined the seven up against a wall,
then gunned them down. One
victim survived for a few hours.
What Was The St. Valentine’s Day
Massacre?

6. When asked who did it, the
survivor told the police:
‘no one shot me’.
What Was The St. Valentine’s Day
Massacre?

7. No one was ever convicted of
perpetrating the crime. But it
is widely accepted the
shooters were sent by Al
Capone. Two of the
suspected shooters were
killed not long afterward.
What Was The St. Valentine’s Day
Massacre?

8. For the rest of his life, Capone
swore that one of the dead men’s
ghost haunted him. He would
scream Clark’s name in the middle
of the night, to the point where
bodyguard’s would break in, worried
their boss was being attacked. In
prison, he was known to cry out for
Clark to leave him alone.

9. There was one survivor.
A German Shepherd named
Highball.
He wouldn’t name names either.

10. But What If The Massacre Never
Happened?
Worse, What If Seven People
Other Than The Ones History
Records Were Killed?
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strangest missions the Time
Patrol will experience!
Ivar’s Mission: Valentines Day

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