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They Thought They Could Cheat The Outfit — They Were Beaten And Buried Alive in a Cornfield

The movie Casino made Tony Spilotro famous. The Chicago Outfit made him disappear. This is the forensic truth about the cornfield execution that shook the mafia. In June 1986, a farmer in Indiana found a shallow grave in a cornfield. Inside were the bodies of two men, stripped to their underwear and beaten beyond recognition. They were the Spilotro brothers: Michael, an aspiring made man, and Tony "The Ant," the ruthless enforcer who had ruled Las Vegas for the Chicago Outfit. For decades, the legend persisted that they were buried alive. But the autopsy revealed a detail even more terrifying than the legend. In this documentary, we go beyond the Joe Pesci character in Casino to reveal the cold, hard reality of the hit. We uncover: The Skim: How Tony Spilotro protected (and then stole) the Outfit's millions. The Betrayal: Why Tony Accardo, the boss of bosses, finally decided to "erase" his top enforcer. The Trap: The chilling details of the fake "making ceremony" used to lure the brothers into a basement. The Forensics: Did they really inhale dirt? Were they alive when they went into the ground? This is the story of what happens when you let your ego get bigger than the Family. They Thought They Could Cheat The Outfit — They Were Beaten And Buried Alive in a Cornfield - #ChicagoOutfit #TonySpilotro #CasinoMovie #TonyAccardo #TrueCrime #MobHistory #BuriedAlive #MafiaDocumentary