Originally Posted by RushStreet
Originally Posted by Hollander
At the time Giancana was also in the country from 1966 to 1974, but he mostly stayed at his home in Cuernavaca not Acapulco.


I always wondered why he chose that area of Mexico over all the gorgeous areas near the Caribbean sea. Weird choice on his part.


Cuernavaca was also a holiday destination for the inhabitants of the Valley of Mexico for centuries : for the Aztec monarchs, for the Spanish colonizers, and for the modern-day residents of Mexico City.


"The king is dead, long live the king!"