The Many Lives of Michael Malloy

In 1932, a group of men in a speakeasy in Prohibition-era New York
City hatched a plan — to take out life insurance on a loner named
Michael Malloy, and make his death look like an accident. They
thought it would be easy money. But Michael Malloy would become
known as the man who just wouldn’t die.  Simon Read’s book is
On the House: The Bizarre Killing of Michael Malloy. Say hello on
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