A story for the ages — an nDepth look at Murray Humphreys

Al Capone’s right-hand man lived in Norman?

Who knew?

It was a fact. And many locals knews that bit of history. Bit it wasn’t common knowledge.

And that’s the kind of story we love to tell on NewsOK.com.

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