On June 19th, 1975, Sam Giancana, known as 'Sam the Cigar', of Chicago, passed away at the age of 67. Sam was a powerful and influential mobster who ran the Chicago outfit of the Mafia with an iron fist. His death left the Mob in deep shock as his leadership and decision making were respected by all and his presence will be sorely missed. He was well known for his policy of non-interference between gangs and his affiliation with various celebrities like Frank Sinatra. He was born in Chicago’s Near West side, and while he was an accomplished criminal, he had a love for his family, visiting each of his 15 siblings whenever he could. Sam is remembered for his pragmatism, willingness to take risks, and fiercely loyal approach to business. His legacy lives on through the tales that speak of his strength, power, and determination in running the Chicago Outfit.