In the sequel to The War of the Godfathers, FBI agent Bill Richards faces off with the dons of New York and Chicago--including John Gotti, Tony Accardo, and Rocko Robustelli--who are teaming up to build the Tahoe Summit Casino. Original.
The experience of operating Cuban casinos greatly aided the enterprising Lansky and Siegel when they went west and ... the Senate Kefauver Hearings in 1950 began focusing on the national organized crime network that the Appendix C 417.
""Exciting reading . . . Roemer's experience has left him with some fascinating tales, and this is one of them." -- The Kirkus Reviews
Marked Card is a term used by law enforcement to flag a mobster as a possible covert operative for the federal government.
Marked Card is a firsthand account of the violent Boston mob wars of the 1990s, when bodies were piling up across New England and Mark was walking a tightrope between Winter Hill and the Mafia.
He had sent Lou Lederer and Les Kruse , two of his top gambling experts , down there to make a feasibility study . Lederer and Kruse were the true gambling casino experts in the Chicago mob . Should Giancana establish large - scale ...
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William F. Roemer ... the story of the structure of the Outfit and to let the public know of the history of public corruption on the part of politicians, cops, judges and labor leaders up to the then-current reign of Mayor Jane Byrne.
In the tenth book in the multimillion-selling Killing series, Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard take on their most controversial subject yet: The Mob. Killing the Mob is the tenth book...
It deepens. Something is cracking her bone, twisting it, bending it, and she wants to tell Jos to stop but she can't open her mouth. It burrows through the bone like it's splintering apart from the inside; she can't stop herself seeing.
In Second Person, game designers, authors, artists, and scholars examine the different ways in which these two elements work together in tabletop role-playing games (RPGs), computer games, board games, card games, electronic literature, ...