Read more about the article The 1932 Democratic Primary: The Mob’s Two-Way Bet on Power How Lucky Luciano, Frank Costello, and Albert Marinelli Positioned Themselves for a Roosevelt or Smith Victory
Albert Marinelli

The 1932 Democratic Primary: The Mob’s Two-Way Bet on Power How Lucky Luciano, Frank Costello, and Albert Marinelli Positioned Themselves for a Roosevelt or Smith Victory

How Lucky Luciano, Frank Costello, and Albert Marinelli Positioned Themselves for a Roosevelt or Smith VictoryIn 1932, America was running on fear.The Great Depression had turned prosperity into memory. Banks…

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Read more about the article The Story That Wouldn’t Stay Buried:  Chriss Lyon, Fred “Killer” Burke, and the Hunt That Changed a Town
Fred "Killer" Burke

The Story That Wouldn’t Stay Buried: Chriss Lyon, Fred “Killer” Burke, and the Hunt That Changed a Town

Some stories begin with a newspaper clipping. Others begin with a police file gathering dust in an archive. For author Chriss Lyon, it began with her grandmother. When Lyon was…

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Read more about the article Attorney–Client Privilege… and the Body Count:  Edward Bennett Williams: The Power Broker Who Defended Kings
Attorney Edward Bennett Williams

Attorney–Client Privilege… and the Body Count: Edward Bennett Williams: The Power Broker Who Defended Kings

Article 5 of a 5-part series: "Mob Mouthpieces: The Lawyers Who Danced with the Devil" In Washington, power rarely announces itself. It does not arrive carrying a gun or issuing…

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