Albert Francis "" Capone (1918–2004) was the only child of the notorious Chicago mob boss Al Capone. While his father built an empire on organized crime, Sonny lived a life defined by a quiet, conscious rejection of that legacy. Early Life and Health

He attended the University of Notre Dame and eventually earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Miami in 1941. A Life of Normalcy

His only notable brush with the law occurred in 1965 when he was arrested for shoplifting $3.50 worth of aspirin and batteries at a California grocery store. Though the crime was petty, his last name made it national news.

At age seven, he underwent high-risk brain surgery that saved his life but left him partially deaf in one ear.

Sonny: Capone

Albert Francis "" Capone (1918–2004) was the only child of the notorious Chicago mob boss Al Capone. While his father built an empire on organized crime, Sonny lived a life defined by a quiet, conscious rejection of that legacy. Early Life and Health

He attended the University of Notre Dame and eventually earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Miami in 1941. A Life of Normalcy Sonny Capone

His only notable brush with the law occurred in 1965 when he was arrested for shoplifting $3.50 worth of aspirin and batteries at a California grocery store. Though the crime was petty, his last name made it national news. Albert Francis "" Capone (1918–2004) was the only

At age seven, he underwent high-risk brain surgery that saved his life but left him partially deaf in one ear. A Life of Normalcy His only notable brush