Like his brother Sam, who was bumped off in April of 1932, Leo Mule, 55, said to have been a veteran of the Capone-Aiello war, was mixed up in illicit alcohol. Known as both a bootlegger and proprietor of a beer flat, Leo was driving his expensive sedan on August 21, 1933 with a guy in the passenger seat. Mule was driving slowly when his passenger pulled out a gun and let him have it in head. Mule slumped over the wheel as the car slid into a curb. His job complete, the killer jumped from Leo's car and hopped into another that had been following them and was whisked away.
Leo Mule
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