George Remus: The King Of Bootleggers who murdered his wife during the prohibition era!

Learn about one of the most notorious alcohol bootleggers in early 20th Century America.
George Remus’ pursuit of wealth led him to go from being a pharmacist and a lawyer, to a criminal after identifying in a loophole in the Voltstead act. Leading to Remus to one day become the infamous King of the Bootleggers, who would supply alcohol to leading criminals such as Arnold Rothstein, Johnny Torrio and Al Capone.
Things would soon go downhill for Remus though as he would be brought down by the government for violating the Volstead act, and then see him murder his wife and being committed to an insane asylum.
So what was life like for one of America’s most notorious criminals?

[@railworkskid9965]

The one thing that I like about Remus is that after he became rich he became so confident and arrogant that he started speaking in a third person about himself

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Thanks for watching👍
I was meant to mention him talking in third person in the video, but wasn’t sure on whether he had a medical condition that caused him to do that, or whether it was in fact due to him being arrogant🤔

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@@Mafiono It was the latter due to him becoming rich

[@Mafiono]

Thanks for confirming👍

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@@Mafiono Your welcome

[@Mafiono]

Thanks, I started this channel to learn about people in world history. I’m always happy to receive any useful information that I should have perhaps included in my videos🙂

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Thanks so much for the support Devon👍
I hope you enjoy watching my upcoming videos!

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