Friends of the family

the inside story of the Mafia cops case

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Friends of the family

the inside story of the Mafia cops case

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Detectives Louie Eppolito and Steve Caracappa were the most corrupt and dangerous cops in American history. When they retired in the early 1990s, they left behind a pile of bodies—and for more than a decade, it looked like they were going to get away with it.As highly decorated NYPD detectives with access to the department's most sensitive information, they sold their badges to the Mafia—and became murderers for the mob. Eventually they retired to Las Vegas, believing they had put their lives of murder and mayhem safely behind them. And they would have lived happily ever after, if not for one dedicated cop at the end of his career and an assistant district attorney. Detective Tommy Dades and Brooklyn Assistant DA Mike Vecchione turned this seemingly unsolvable cold-blooded case into one of the great law-and-order stories in the annals of New York City. And for the first time, in this book, Dades and Vecchione tell the whole inside story of the investigation.For Detective Tommy Dades, the case began with a phone call from a distraught mother who just happened to mention an almost forgotten meeting that had taken place years earlier. Dades and Mike Vecchione had performed cold-case miracles before, but this one seemed impossible. Together, quietly and tenaciously, they began to uncover the hideous truth. A highly secret joint state and federal task force began building a body-by-body case against an incredible array of characters, from one of the most viciously insane Mafia bosses in history—who wanted to kill people he dreamed were plotting against him—to the one-eyed Jew who knew all the secrets. As the cold case got front-page-headline hot, Dades and Vecchione encountered an unexpected obstacle: the federal prosecutor plotted to take the case—and those headlines—away from Brooklyn.For the first time, the two men who brought this incredible story to life reveal the epic confrontations that occurred behind the scenes and led to a stunning courtroom announcement—and came perilously close to destroying the case against the Mafia cops.Friends of the Family is the complete, inside story of the historic case that rocked the world of law enforcement.

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Thorndike Press
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Friends of the family: the inside story of the Mafia cops case
2009, Thorndike Press
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Friends of the family: the inside story of the Mafia cops case
2009, William Morrow
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2009, HarperCollins
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Dewey Decimal Class
364.152/309227471
Library of Congress
HV8148.N5 D28 2009b

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Pagination
p. cm.

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OL23230046M
ISBN 10
1410419134
ISBN 13
9781410419132
LCCN
2009019427
OCLC/WorldCat
320954312
Library Thing
8797889
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7160000

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