94 years ago today, October 24, 1931 (September 14, 1931, the lunar calendar), Chicago crime magnate Capone was imprisoned. Capone October 24 after being sentenced in Chicago. Al Capone, the elegant criminal king, was sentenced to 11 years in prison for tax evasion. The heavy sentence he was sentenced in a federal court in Chicago surprised the city's notorious gang leaders. This was the harshest sentence ever received in this country for theft and tax evasion. In addition to serving a long sentence, Capone was fined $50,000 and ordered to pay legal costs and $137328 in arrears in taxes. Capone fell because of tax evasion, rather than crimes such as murder and extortion, and the justice of the law is poetic. Capone came to Chicago from Brooklyn, New York 11 years ago. He gradually climbed from a liquor dealer with a low income to the position of the richest gang leader in the city. He likes to wear silk shirts, expensive suits and diamond belt buckles. It is widely believed, but there is no evidence, that he incited a massacre between gangsters like the St. Valentine's Day massacre. During last year's St. Valentine's Day massacre, Capone's opponents, the "Big Man" Moran Group, were swept away by machine guns.