Think The Sopranos told twisted mob stories? This one is stranger than fiction. Evidently, Al Capone used to hide-out in a mansion in South Jersey.

A property in the small town of Pine Hill in Camden County, now on the market for $1.75 million, was reportedly a safe haven for the mob boss in 1920's, according to Jackie Souders, a real estate agent who wrote a book about the area's history. 

The mansion was owned by a friend of another well-known mobster, Nucky Johnson, who was famously portrayed by Steve Buscemi in the TV series Boardwalk Empire, reports NJ.com.

Perhaps the most interesting feature of the 6,500-sq. ft. home is an 18x18 room allegedly built as a safe.

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