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Mafia Son $9.79 Bestselling author Sandra Harmon uses her inside access to the Mob, law enforcement, and jailed Mafioso Gregory Scarpa Jr. to tell an epic true story of crime and betrayal. The Scarpas were a Mafia dynasty led by Greg Scarpa Sr., so notorious for his addiction to violence and murder that he was nicknamed "The Grim Reaper." His son, Gregory Jr., a promising young athlete, worshipped his ruthless and manipulative father, and slowly he was drawn into his father’s dark world. What no one but father and son knew was that for thirty years, starting in the 1960s, Scarpa Sr. was an informant, working intimately with FBI handlers. For decades, his connection to the FBI including the much-publicized agent Lin DeVecchio protected him, granting him a virtual license to kill. However, when faced with arrest in the late 1980s, Scarpa asked his son to leave his wife and children, and take the fall for his father. In 1995, after years in prison, Gregory Jr. was transferred to Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan and re-indicted on superseding charges. There he was imprisoned alongside Ramzi Yousef, the mastermind behind the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, and made a deal with the government to get information from Yousef in exchange for leniency. A year later, he furnished the feds with detailed intelligence on what would eventually result in the September 11 attacks. But, incredibly, Gregory’s desperate warnings were unheeded, and he was sentenced to forty-years-to-life in isolation at the notorious ADMAX, the most secure federal prison in the country, in Florence, Colorado. There, he would supply the FBI with intelligence on Oklahoma City bomber and fellow prisoner Terry Nichols. Again, his contribution was ignored, and Gregory remains at ADMAX, where he believes he will one day be murdered. A story that gained national notoriety in 2007 as a result of former FBI agent Lin DeVecchio’s sensational murder trial, at which Sandra Harmon testified, this is an unforgettable tale of violence, wealth, and sex, set in a world where a man’s word is both everything and nothing. |
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Making Jack Falcone: An Undercover FBI Agent Takes Down a Mafia Family $7.79 Petey Chops wasn’t kicking up. And if he didn’t start soon he was going to get whacked." So begins Making Jack Falcone the extraordinary true story of an undercover FBI agent’s years-long investigation of the Gambinos which resulted in a string of arrests that crippled the organized crime family. But long before Joaquin "Jack" Garcia found himself wearing a wire with some of the Mafia’s top capos he was one of the FBI’s unlikeliest recruits. A Cuban-born American Jack graduated from Quantico standing six-foot-four and weighing 300 pounds — not your typical G-man. Jack’s stature soon proved an asset as the FBI looked to place agents undercover with drug smugglers counterfeiters and even killers. Jack became one of the few FBI agents dedicated solely to undercover work. Using a series of carefully created aliases Jack insinuated himself in the criminal world from the Badlands of Philadelphia where he was a gregarious money launderer to the streets of Miami where an undercover Garcia moved stolen and illicit goods and brought down dirty cops. Jack jumped at the opportunity to infiltrate the shadowy world of La Cosa Nostra but how would the Cuban-American convince wiseguys that he was one of their own a Sicilian capable of "earning his button" — getting made in the Mafia? For the first time the FBI created a special "mob school" for Jack teaching him how to eat talk and think like a wiseguy. And it wasn’t long before the freshly minted Jack Falcone found himself under the wing of one of the Gambinos’ old school capos Greg DePalma. DePalma who cared for an ailing John Gotti in prison introduced Falcone to his world of shakedowns beatings and envelopes of cash never suspecting that one of his trusted crew members was a federal agent. A page-turning account of the struggle between law enforcement and organized crime that will rank with such classic stories as Donnie Brasco Serpico and Wiseguy Making Jack Falcone is an unforgettable trip into America’s underworld through the eyes of a highly decorated FBI veteran. |
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Making Jack Falcone: An Undercover Fbi Agent Takes Down A Mafia Family $3.99 "Petey Chops wasn’t kicking up. And if he didn’t start soon, he was going to get whacked." So begins Making Jack Falcone, the extraordinary true story of an undercover FBI agent’s years-long investigation of the Gambinos, which resulted in a string of arrests that crippled the organized crime family. But long before Joaquin "Jack" Garcia found himself wearing a wire with some of the Mafia’s top capos, he was one of the FBI’s unlikeliest recruits. A Cuban-born American, Jack graduated from Quantico standing six-foot-four and weighing 300 pounds — not your typical G-man. Jack’s stature soon proved an asset as the FBI looked to place agents undercover with drug smugglers, counterfeiters, and even killers. Jack became one of the few FBI agents dedicated solely to undercover work. Using a series of carefully created aliases, Jack insinuated himself in the criminal world, from the Badlands of Philadelphia, where he was a gregarious money launderer, to the streets of Miami, where an undercover Garcia moved stolen and illicit goods and brought down dirty cops. Jack jumped at the opportunity to infiltrate the shadowy world of La Cosa Nostra, but how would the Cuban-American convince wiseguys that he was one of their own, a Sicilian capable of "earning his button" — getting made in the Mafia? For the first time, the FBI created a special "mob school" for Jack, teaching him how to eat, talk, and think like a wiseguy. And it wasn’t long before the freshly minted Jack Falcone found himself under the wing of one of the Gambinos’ old school capos, Greg DePalma. DePalma, who cared for an ailing John Gotti in prison, introduced Falcone to his world of shakedowns, beatings, and envelopes of cash, never suspecting that one of his trusted crew members was a federal agent. A page-turning account of the struggle between law enforcement and organized crime that will rank with such classic stories as Donnie Brasco, Serpico, and Wiseguy, Making Jack Falcone is an unforgettable trip into America’s underworld through the eyes of a highly decorated FBI veteran. |
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