Jimmy Borges came to this country way back in the late 1890's and settled in Detroit. Soon after scraping up enough money he decided to continue what he did back home and opened up a Barber shop in Corktown. The Barber Shop opened up in 1903 and has been in business for over thirty years. Jimmy Borges now retired from cutting hair has passed it over to his son Jimmy Borges Jr. who now runs the day to day operations.

It looked like your regular neighborhood hole in a wall barber shop. There was the classic barber's pole outside just so you wouldn't miss it. Inside there were barber chairs and stations, a waiting area for people to sit down, and on the walls hung pictures of athletes and movie stars. Serving clients of all ages, the full range of haircuts, shaves, facials, and also offering a limited amount of services for women as well.

Jimmy Borges Jr is sweeping up some hair when he sees you come in.

"How ya doin? What can I do for you's?"

Tommy walks into the store and sees Jimmy.

"Hey Jimmy how ya doin? I'll take the blood cut."

"A what?"

"The blood cut."

Before Jimmy could answer Tommy smacks him in the face and then shoots him twice in the head killing him.

"The Blood cut. Jesus can't find a decent barber in this city that's worth his shit."

Jimmy was in debt a lot of debt to Tommy and it was decided it was best to cut their losses. Jimmy loved betting on the horses and had already lost a lot of money at the track. Tommy being the smart man that he was owned the deed to the Barbershop and got some insurance on it he decided that he was going to burn it down and collect the insurance money. 

Tommy walked into the back of the office and found a gas can that he had stored there just in case of situations like this. He pours gasoline all over the barbershop. Lights a cigarette then tosses it and watches as the entire place catches fire. He takes Jimmy's dead body with him and puts him in the trunk. He drives towards the Detroit river takes out Jimmy's body and ties cement shoes on him, dumps his body into the river, then drives away.