The Velocity at Which a System Destroys Itself
The crate arrived on a Thursday, and by Sunday there were three men dead and a federal grand jury convened in the Dirksen Building. That was the thing about Chicago in 1925 — everything moved faster than a man could think. Vincent Carbone had learned that lesson twenty years ago on the killing floors of the Union Stock Yards, where a steer went from living animal to packed beef in forty-seven...
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