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I've been combing through some old newspaper articles and came across an interesting detail regarding Louis Amberg's last days before his murder. It seems like Amberg was living a pretty low-profile life at a Manhattan hotel under an alias for almost a year. This made me wonder if he knew his life was in danger and was trying to lay low. The fact that he had such a large amount of cash and coded records with him—could he have been planning a big move or possibly an escape? It’s really intriguing that he managed to keep such a low profile in a city where he was well-known. I can't help but feel for his family, knowing these violent times were part of their daily reality. It's unsettling how much of this mystery still lingers, and unfortunate that the veil of organized crime seems to have blocked any clear path to justice. What do others think about the possibility that he was trying to escape the criminal world altogether?
Has anyone looked into Al Stern beyond his alleged involvement in the Amberg brothers' murders? It's intriguing how someone so young, just 21, could possibly be linked to these high-profile mob hits. I wonder what his role was within the mob, or if he was just a convenient scapegoat. It's frustrating that despite the amount of information found in Louis Amberg's hotel room, the case remains unsolved. Those records in code could have been a key to unraveling so much more. It's almost as if the more the police discovered, the thicker the plot became. I feel for the Amberg family; they lost two brothers in such brutal ways with no justice served. It must have been an incredibly tense time, not just for them but for everyone caught up in that violent era of organized crime.