Shattering an American myth: Unfurling the history of the stars and stripes

Moeller, Henry W.

Amereon House

She was the queen of Miami's gangland society, envied by all the other wives and mistresses of mobdom's elite. Yet after penning a message to Robert Kennedy -- "Do not only wipe out the gangsters but please wipe out the city officials" -- Ann Drahmann Coppola committed suicide in her hotel toom in Rome.
 She had begun her dangerous career of syndicate wife by a youthful marriage to a gambler named Charley Drahmann, manager of one of the syndicate's casinos. Shortly after Drahmann's accidental death while carrying out a bit of busienss for the mob, she married the notorious Mike Coppola, boss of the lucrative numbers racket in East Harlem and a syndicate overlord, and moved to his fantastic house in Miami Beach.
 Syndicate Wife is the exciting, moving story of an ill-starred but ultimately courageous woman. It is also the best and best informed reporting -- much of the material is known exclusviely to the author -- of the mob's huge role in our amoral society.

Syndicate Wife: The Story of Ann Drahmann Coppola

Hank Messick

Tales from the Storyteller's house

Thornton W.Burgess

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Shattering an American myth: Unfurling the history of the stars and stripes

Syndicate Wife: The Story of Ann Drahmann Coppola

Tales from the Storyteller's house