The Chicago Outfit leader traveled extensively and spent lavishly on friends and family. But by 1974, Giancana had been subpoenad by federal officials to testify about his mob connections.

Giancana, known as “Momo,” was 67 when he was murdered at his home in Oak Park, Illinois. Retired reporter John Drummond remembers it all, as Noel Brennan reports.

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Reporter John Drummond looks back on 1975 murder of Chicago mob boss Sam Giancana Thursday marks 50 years since the murder of in infamous Chicago mob boss Sam Giancana.

Chuck Goudie, NBC 5 Investigates Reporter, has been working to solve the mystery behind the murder of mob boss Sam “Momo” Giancana. Goudie joins Bob Sirott to talk about the two-part “Who Killed Mo… ...

Who killed infamous mob boss Sam Giancana? Hitman unmasked by NBC Chicago Investigative reporter Chuck Goudie has the answer to a puzzle that has eluded the public for 50 years.

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Salvatore (Sam) Giancana headed the Chicago Outfit during the late 1950s and 1960s. Nicknamed “Mooney” or “Momo” for his temper, the Chicago native rose from a juvenile delinquent to the ...