L.A. mansion with trap door that leads to Comedy Store hits market for $3.9million decades after being used by the mob during Prohibition era

The four-bedroom property known as Cresthill sits above The Comedy Store in West Hollywood - founded by Sammy Shore, his wife Mitzi Shore, and comedy writer Rudy DeLuca in 1972.

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