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When a prohibited tunnel connects the past, present, and future of the underworld.

"The criminals, gangs, homeless; they gotta be somewhere, alright? And the lawmakers don't want 'em crowding the surface", an NCPD inspector remarked. Lachman, A. (1995, February 20). What's beneath our skycrappers? New Chicago Tribune. p. 10.

"New Chicago Tunnel Company succesfully transferring the tunnel ownership to Queenly Haven Private Housing."

"Department of Transportation's Commissioner responding to the rumor regarding one of its directors: No more 'Notorious Joe' stories."

"These mobs, delinquents, homeless... The sewage became their favorite playground, until 'Alto' opens an absolute underground hub for them. The crime in the streets reduced drastically, rarely tents were seen at the parks... The city became clean only in a few months."

"A search for underground 'Holy Grail' among the gangs has been ongoing over 5 years now."

"CWA is a welfare NGO which gives charity to people on its target area regularly; the homeless, the ex-convicts, who struggles with the everyday life. It also strongly supports the state's Youth Rehabilitation Act Program through educational facilities to give the juveniles a better vision and direction of their future."

"There's a theory if the underground route is connected to the mining site in Grundy County, built to move the illegal mine workers in and out."

"The underground mine is so vast. Down there, it was a hustle every day. You would become so busy that you wouldn't care much with what are you transporting on the carts. You would think they are coals. But if you're lucky enough to know, you might steal crates of valuable liquors smuggled in the bottom. It's one of the Prohibition Era antics."

"The Great Flood was a result of the corrupt officials (...) The situation under ground is the worst. Most of the dwellers there couldn't escape the disaster..."