Elliot Ness

Title: Elliot Ness
Category: Society & Culture / People | Words: 350 | Pages: 1.5 (approximately 235 words/page)

Elliot Ness

Ever since Eliot Ness first published The Untouchables in 1957, the public has fallen in love with the adventures of this authentic American hero. His book was a runaway best seller because it was the exciting true story of a brave and honest lawman pitted against the country's most successful gangster, Al Capone. The television series that followed in the 1950's and the Kevin Costner movie in 1987 built fancifully on the same theme. Then again in 1993, …showed first 75 words of 350 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 350 total…story are substantively correct, although the exact dialogue, remembered from interviews taken decades after the event, may only be approximate. Ness's career in law enforcement continued for a decade beyond the Capone years, a decade in which his very considerable talents flowered. At the age of 33 in Cleveland, he faced the challenge of his career when he took over the corrupt and incompetent police force in a city that had become a haven for gangsters.

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