Kiss of Death Girl

Chicago, September 8, 1932. That night, a convoy of 4 trucks, which had crossed the Canadian border, are driving towards Chicago; they are hauling 1,000 cases of Canadian scotch, valued at over $100,000. Ness and his Untouchables have set up a roadblock just outside of town. 7-8 miles up ahead of Ness there is another roadblock, set up by gangster Phil Corbin, owner of Chicago's Club Continental; he's waiting with his boys to hijack the convoy. Riding along in the lead truck of the convoy is Whitey Barrows-- ostensibly he's running the whiskey in for his boss, Lou ""The Rooster"" Scalese, but he's actually double-crossing him, Whitey tipped Corbin. Corbin's boys stop the trucks. Whitey tells Corbin they make a good team, and Scalese will blame the feds for the heist. But Corbin doesn't trust double-crossers-- he lines Whitey up with the 4 truck drivers, and then Corbin's boys mow them down with choppers. Corbin and his boys drive the convoy into town via a different route, bypass

Un truand ambitieux détourne les camions de scotch du parrain local et essaie de s'attirer les grâces de la 'fille maudite' dont les prétendants successifs se sont fait liquider. Avec l'aide de cette femme, Ness va monter les deux gangsters l'un contre l'autre afin de récupérer la cargaison et de les mettre hors d'état de nuire.

Francey McKay está en problemas. La mafia no cree que sea solo mala suerte el que sus novios, uno por uno, hayan tenido muertes intempestivas.