Last Days of the Sicilians: At War with the Mafia

Last Days of the Sicilians: At War with the Mafia

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July 12, 1979: The fearsome Bonanno family boss, Carmine Galante, is gunned down in a gruesome ambush at a Brooklyn restaurant. The hit launches an FBI investigation that soon becomes the largest in the bureau'shistory, as agents uncover a trail leading to a clandestine arm of the Sicilian Mafia. Evidence points to an all but unknown criminal franchise at work in the U.S....more
ebook, 354 pages
Published April 18th 2012 by Crown (first published August 12th 1988)
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Walt
The prose is leans away from mass audience and towards legalese. The Sicilian drug peddlers in America do not readily fall into classification types for organized crime and thereby create a complex nexus of personalities and shifting alliances.
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