Prosecutor Dewey Sent His Attorney to Poison Lucky Luciano — The Attorney DIED With Poison Instead скачать в хорошем качестве

Prosecutor Dewey Sent His Attorney to Poison Lucky Luciano — The Attorney DIED With Poison Instead

March 19th, 1938. Delmonico's Restaurant, Manhattan. Twelve men gathered for a private celebration dinner. Lucky Luciano was there. Temporarily released from prison for a "legal consultation" that somehow ended up being a champagne toast at one of New York's finest restaurants. His attorneys were there. His business associates. Meyer Lansky. And a man named Richard Morrison—a defense attorney who'd recently joined Luciano's legal team. Morrison had good news. A procedural error in Luciano's trial. Grounds for appeal. A reason to celebrate. He ordered champagne. Moët & Chandon, 1921. Expensive. Twelve glasses. Morrison stood up. Made a toast. "To Charlie Luciano. To beating the system. To freedom." Everyone raised their glasses. Everyone clinked. Everyone drank. Thirty seconds later, one man collapsed. Foam coming from his mouth. Body convulsing. Gasping for air. Dead in two minutes. But it wasn't Lucky Luciano. It was Richard Morrison. The man who made the toast. And the reason Morrison died instead of Luciano comes down to one thing: a habit Luciano had followed since he was fifteen years old. A paranoid habit. A careful habit. A habit his father taught him. Never drink from the glass someone gives you. Always switch it. Morrison handed Luciano a poisoned glass that night. Cyanide in champagne. Colorless. Odorless. Fatal. But in the two seconds between receiving the glass and the toast, Luciano did what he always did. He switched it with someone else's glass. He didn't know it was poisoned. Didn't suspect Morrison. Just followed an old rule. And that rule saved his life. This is the true story of the victory dinner that became a funeral. The attorney who tried to poison Lucky Luciano. And the paranoid habit that turned an assassination into suicide. ────────────────────────── 📌 TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - The Toast That Killed 1:45 - Luciano, 1938 4:20 - The Attorney: Richard Morrison 7:35 - Thomas Dewey's Problem 10:50 - The Plan: Poison 14:15 - March 19th: The Dinner 18:40 - The Champagne Arrives 21:25 - Morrison's Toast 23:55 - The Switch (2 Seconds) 26:10 - 30 Seconds Later 28:45 - "That Glass Was Meant For You" 32:20 - Meyer Knew Everything 36:05 - The Habit That Saved Him 39:30 - Legacy: Never Trust The First Glass ────────────────────────── If this story taught you why Luciano's paranoia kept him alive, SMASH that like button and SUBSCRIBE for more untold stories from the era when one wrong sip meant death. 💬 COMMENT: Do you have any paranoid habits that might save your life one day? Let us know. 🔔 Turn on ALL notifications—next week we're revealing the barber who was paid $50,000 to slash Luciano's throat during a shave, and why his hands started shaking. ────────────────────────── #LuckyLuciano #PoisonedToast #MafiaHistory #TrueCrime #Assassination #Survival #OrganizedCrime #1930s #Champagne #MeyerLansky #ThomasDewey #PoisonAttempt #VictoryDinner #Delmonicos #Paranoia #MobHistory #DeathByPoison #UntoldStories