Throughout the 20th century photographer have documented  the harsh realities of organized crime and mobsters, and KultureHub looks back at a number of them. Among the most famous: Arthur Fellig (aka “Weegee”), who photographed the body of Dominick Didato, aka Terry Burns, after he’d been rubbed out in New York in 1936; Letizia Battaglia, who confronted and exposed the violence of the Sicilian mafia; and Junnosuke Fujita, who documented the carnage of Al Capone’s Saint Valentine’s Day Massacre.