Biography about "Crazy Joe Gallo", the notorious Mafiaso who decided to wage war against Joe Profaci. This bio attempts not only to look at the ruthless gangster but to examine some of the softer and more intellectual side of Gallo.

Joey

GODDARD, DONALD

Harper&Row

The Insider: The FBI's Undercover "Wiseguy" Goes Public

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Arrow Books, Ltd.

The story of George Ramos, a Cuban American who conspired with Frank Matthews to smuggle into the United States a shipment of European heroin worth one hundred million dollars on the streets, sheds light on the enormously lucrative drug business of the black and Hispanic Mafias

Easy Money

Farrar. Straus & Giroux

Details the twenty-three-year career of undercover narcotics agent Michael Levine, focusing on his mastery of disguise and subterfuge and on his unmatched successes

Undercover

Biographies & Memoirs

True Crime

Dell

Blimey! Another Book About London, by Donald Goddard, with photos by Barney Bosshart.

Blimey!: Another Book About London

JOHNSTON B

Lester Knox Coleman is the first American citizen since the Vietnam War to seek political asylum in another country. Hounded by the FBI, the Drug Enforcement Agency and Middle East heroin traffickers, Coleman is a victim of the biggest international cover-up in modern times. In the spring of 1988, Coleman was on a mission for the world's most secretive and well-funded espionage agency - the Defence Intelligence Agency. Coleman had been ordered to spy on the DEA in Cyprus which, along with the CIA, was running a series of "controlled deliveries" of Lebanese heroin through the airports of Frankfurt and London en route to America. Coleman discovered that security of this "sting" operation had been breached and warned the American Embassy that a disaster was waiting to happen. It was ignored. Seven months later, Pan Am Flight 103 exploded over Lockerbie. Among the dead was a DEA courier. Over the last four years Washington has ensured that the blame for the bombing rests with Libyan terrorists and negligent Pan Am officials. With Pan Am and their insurers fighting this version all the way, it was never likely that Coleman's experiences in Cyprus would go unnoticed. In 1991 America's state security apparatus - the octopus - made its move. Donald Goddard is the author of "Joey", "The Last Days of Dietrich Bonhoeffer", "All Fall Down", "Undercover" and "The Insider".

Trail of the octopus: From Beirut to Lockerbie--inside the DIA

BLOOMSBURY

Blimey!: Another book about London

Quadrangle Books

All fall down: One man against the waterfront mob

Times Books

Crown

First edition bound in black cloth with gold lettering. 305 color plate illustrations. 4to size, 319 pages. A Fine copy in a Fine dust jacket. DJ front cover art by Edward Hopper, frontis by John Singer Sargent. Introduction by Robert Rosenblum. Read more

American Painting

Hugh Lautner Levin

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