The Cover-Up That Saved a Life
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The Cover-Up That Saved a Life
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The Cover-Up That Saved a Life
This episode delves into the extraordinary life of Ken Eto, a man who navigated the complexities of identity and survival in 20th-century America. It explores the choices he made when every system around him had already decided who he was.
Person: Ken Eto
Date of Birth: October 19, 1919
Location of Birth: Stockton, California
Organization: Chicago Outfit
Operation: Bolita
- Ken Eto left home before finishing high school, choosing to build a life on his own terms.
- During World War II, Eto was interned at the Minidoka War Relocation Center in Idaho for seven months.
- He received a fourteen-year prison sentence for a fraudulent opium deal, maintaining he was deceived.
- Eto became the highest-ranking Asian American in the Chicago Outfit, running an illegal lottery.
- His bolita operation generated between $150,000 and $200,000 a week, with $3,000 weekly bribes to police.
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