Unveiling the Untold: A Gripping Tale of Two Families, Al Capone, and a near Century-Long Secret
Willanda Secrets chronicles five generations of two families, one Canadian the other American. The Ferguson's were successful ranchers in the Qu'Appelle Valley of south-central Saskatchewan. The Bush's were hard working people from the south side of Chicago. Each family had a connection to gangster Al Capone. Neither family realized the arrest of Capone in 1931 would begin a near century long saga that would ultimately bring the two families together in a deadly confrontation, which would leave one Bush family member and three members of the Ferguson family dead. The book offers a possible explanation for the rumors that have persisted for years that Al Capone visited Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan on at least one occasion in the 1920s.
