Bibliography
There are three very good biographies of Capone in print:
Kobler, Schoenberg and Bergreen. The Crime Library
particularly recommends Laurence Bergreen's 
Capone:
The Man & the Era as the best of three good
biographies. Bergreen is especially sympathetic to Capone as a
whole person and the nuances of his strivings and choices in life.
Information on and photographs of James Capone, better known as
Richard "Two-Gun" Hart, has been provided by Richard
Hart's son, Harry Hart. Unfortunately, some printed materials
mentioned in this bibliography contain significantly incorrect
information about Richard Hart. The chapter in this feature
story on Two Gun Hart reflects the correct historical record of the
man.
Excellent and extensive bibliographies can be found in each of
the three Capone biographies cited above. Books included in
this bibliography are those used by the author to create this
feature story.
A&E
Biography Video: Al Capone; Scarface
Balsamo, William, and George Carpozi, Jr., Under the Clock:
The Inside Story of the Mafia's First Hundred Years. New
Horizon Press, 1988.
Bergreen, Laurence, Capone: The Man and the Era.
Touchstone, 1996.
Kobler, John, 
Capone:
The Life & World of Al Capone. Da Capo Press, 1992.
Messick, Hank, Secret File. G. P. Putnam's Sons,
1969.
Murray, George, The Legacy of Al Capone: Portraits and
Annals of Chicago's Public Enemies. Putnam's, 1975.
Ness, Eliot, with Oscar Fraley,
Untouchables
Julian Messner, 1957.
Salerno, Ralph, and Thompkins, John, The Crime Confederation.
Doubleday, 1969.
Schoenberg, Robert J., 
Mr.
Capone: The Real - & Complete - Story of Al Capone
William Morrow, 1992.
Smyth, Frank, and Myles Ludwig, The Detectives. J.
B. Lippincott Company.
Tully, Andrew, Treasury Agent. Simon and Schuster,
1958.
