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Tunnel Rat Tommy: The True Story of Detroit's Most Dangerous Bootlegger and His Underground Kingdom

Detroit-Windsor Tunnel Smuggling Story Discover the untold story of America's most ambitious underground smuggling operation during Prohibition. In 1926, Tommy "Tunnel Rat" McKenzie engineered a 1,500-meter secret tunnel beneath the Detroit River, connecting Detroit to Windsor, Canada. This extraordinary tale reveals how bootleggers, FBI agents, and double agents collided in one of the most daring criminal enterprises of the Roaring Twenties. Follow the gripping journey of Vincent "Vinny" Torrino, the determined Italian-American who masterminded the operation, Margaret O'Sullivan, the mysterious Irish nurse with hidden loyalties, and FBI Agent Robert Harrison, whose relentless pursuit would ultimately bring down this underground empire. From the snow-covered warehouses of Detroit's east side to the dangerous depths beneath the icy Detroit River, this story exposes the incredible lengths people went to during America's "Noble Experiment." This true crime narrative showcases the engineering marvels, deadly shootouts, betrayals, and tragic consequences that defined the Prohibition era. Witness how ordinary citizens became criminals, how law enforcement adapted to unprecedented challenges, and how the pursuit of the American Dream led to both fortune and destruction. Based on historical records and testimonies from the Detroit Police Archives and FBI files, this documentary-style presentation brings you face-to-face with one of the most spectacular smuggling operations in American criminal history. Subscribe for more untold stories from Prohibition-era America, FBI case files, and organized crime history. Hit the notification bell to never miss our latest investigations into the dark secrets of the 1920s and 1930s!