Nanaimo,
And The Whole Wide World.
Nanaimo,
And The Whole Wide World,
Vancouver Island,
British Columbia,
Canada.
Readers Remember: Locations Vary.
Readers Remember: Locations Vary.
Nanaimo,
And The Whole Wide World.
The Mobster Al Capone In Nanaimo.
This report is about The Notorious Al Capone in Nanaimo.
To understand this report my readers have to read my report about "My Visits To The Yukon."
1. One day Al Capone was talking to me about how bad he had been for many years when he
would visit Naniamo. The Notorious Al Capone lived and still lives Surrey, B.C.
2. Al would go relentlessly to the water front of Naniamo around about The Bastion, around
about The Government Offices right next door to The Bastion and around about The Old
Post Office. He would also frequent the water front, like the boat areas in that location.
3. What Al told me he would do there is he said that he would "Wreck The Place!"
4. I do believe that Al did wreck that area and I do know about two specific wreck scenes
that Naniamo citizens, my readers, could look into should they be concerned enough to do
so. I do know about a lot of wreck scenes in that area but I am bringing out just two of them
right here.
5. The Government Offices right next door to The Bastion were wrecked. I believe that even
The Government Workers cars that were parked in the parking lot also suffered damage.
6. I will not mention the name of a store right in this exact location that suffered wreckage
because of Al Capone's mentally ill attack against Naniamo's water front area but here
is a very good example as to the fury of Al's attack. The store was locked up and the
time of day was after store hours. Al broke into the store by smashing into the store
through the front door. He might have broke the stores door open but there was severe
damage done to the store front. Then every shelf in the store was pushed over and
thrown down. Then the back door and back windows in the store were smashed out.
Then Al threw a lot of the stores contents out the broken down back door and out the
smashed out back windows. The store had to be written off as a total loss. The Store
was totally ruined. There was nothing left of the store, it was wrecked. The store then
did move across town. I know that store myself and I do know that it took months to
correct that damage.
this is just a note about Al Capone at The Bastion
To understand this report my readers have to read my report about "My Visits To The Yukon."
1. One day Al Capone was talking to me about how bad he had been for many years when he
would visit Naniamo. The Notorious Al Capone lived and still lives Surrey, B.C.
2. Al would go relentlessly to the water front of Naniamo around about The Bastion, around
about The Government Offices right next door to The Bastion and around about The Old
Post Office. He would also frequent the water front, like the boat areas in that location.
3. What Al told me he would do there is he said that he would "Wreck The Place!"
4. I do believe that Al did wreck that area and I do know about two specific wreck scenes
that Naniamo citizens, my readers, could look into should they be concerned enough to do
so. I do know about a lot of wreck scenes in that area but I am bringing out just two of them
right here.
5. The Government Offices right next door to The Bastion were wrecked. I believe that even
The Government Workers cars that were parked in the parking lot also suffered damage.
6. I will not mention the name of a store right in this exact location that suffered wreckage
because of Al Capone's mentally ill attack against Naniamo's water front area but here
is a very good example as to the fury of Al's attack. The store was locked up and the
time of day was after store hours. Al broke into the store by smashing into the store
through the front door. He might have broke the stores door open but there was severe
damage done to the store front. Then every shelf in the store was pushed over and
thrown down. Then the back door and back windows in the store were smashed out.
Then Al threw a lot of the stores contents out the broken down back door and out the
smashed out back windows. The store had to be written off as a total loss. The Store
was totally ruined. There was nothing left of the store, it was wrecked. The store then
did move across town. I know that store myself and I do know that it took months to
correct that damage.
this is just a note about Al Capone at The Bastion
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