Mafia Murders: 100 Kills that Changed the Mob by M.A. Frasca

Mafia Murders: 100 Kills that Changed the Mob
by M.A. Frasca

Since the late 19th century, the Mafia has been a presence in North America using intimidation and worse to exert its control over organized crime in the major cities and beyond - anything from loansharking to bootlegging during Prohibition to extortion, kidnapping, and racketeering.

Throughout the 20th century, the ruthlessness of the Mafia has been in evidence: the list of Mob victims seems endless.

This book recalls the most important executions - the rival bosses, the stool pigeons and snitches, the good cops and the dirty cops, the vicious feuds and the hitmen who lived by the gun and died by it.

All are here in this tale of the American underworld.