In 1962, Two Thieves Were Found Stuffed In A Car Trunk on Chicago's South Side. The Killings Dubbed the "M&M Murders" Went Unsolved for Over 20 Years

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In 1962, Two Thieves Were Found Stuffed In A Car Trunk on Chicago's South Side. The Killings Dubbed the "M&M Murders" Went Unsolved for Over 20 Years

Billy McCarthy and Jimmy Miraglia were two Chicago hoodlums who ran afoul of the powerful Chicago Outfit and paid with their lives. The murders went unsolved until an informant revealed what happened

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