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| rdfs:comment | - Louis Restaurant was a small restaurant located in The Bronx, New York. It was owned by the Bocchicchio clan and was a popular place for sit-downs, due to its relative neutrality. Michael Corleone held conference with Virgil Sollozzo and Captain McCluskey in early 1946. Michael asked to be excused in order to go to the lavatory, where he picked up a small untraceable gun, placed there earlier by one of Peter Clemenza's men. Upon his return, Michael shot Sollozzo and McCluskey, dropped the gun and made a hasty escape. This led to the outbreak of the Five Families War.
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| abstract | - Louis Restaurant was a small restaurant located in The Bronx, New York. It was owned by the Bocchicchio clan and was a popular place for sit-downs, due to its relative neutrality. Michael Corleone held conference with Virgil Sollozzo and Captain McCluskey in early 1946. Michael asked to be excused in order to go to the lavatory, where he picked up a small untraceable gun, placed there earlier by one of Peter Clemenza's men. Upon his return, Michael shot Sollozzo and McCluskey, dropped the gun and made a hasty escape. This led to the outbreak of the Five Families War.
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