In the summer of 1931, amidst the height of Prohibition, 34-year-old Special Agent John Irwin Wilson of the Bureau of Prohibition was a man dedicated to his work. Having recently been appointed as the agent in charge of the Indianapolis Office, his commitment to upholding the law was unwavering. On the evening of Wednesday, July 22nd, this dedication placed him on a collision course with a dangerous figure from the criminal underworld on a quiet road in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Agent Wilson,
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