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A speaker from the Western Reserve Historical Society will present Eliot Ness in Cleveland. After his career busting up bootleggers with the Untouchables, Ness served as Safety Director for the City of Cleveland from 1935-1942. The sixth largest city in the country at the time, Cleveland was booming and so was crime. Ness made great improvements in safety and infrastructure that have left a lasting legacy for the city. However, in these same years Ness would come head to head with a series of heinous crimes - the Torso Murders. Still considered unsolved to this day, explore this famous case and the Cleveland of Eliot Ness.