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I've always been fascinated by how interconnected the world of organized crime was back in the day, and Harry Millman's case is a prime example. I was reading up on his murder and couldn't help but wonder about the influence that Murder, Incorporated had across state lines back then. It's chilling to think that a group from Brooklyn could so seamlessly operate in Detroit's underworld, carrying out hits like Millman's. It really speaks to the power and reach these syndicates had. My heart goes out to Millman's family, even if he lived a life of crime; losing a loved one in such a brutal way must have been devastating. Has anyone else come across more details on how much collaboration there was between different crime groups during that era?
