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Anthony "Gaspipe" Casso, the boss of New York's Lucchese crime family, was a Mafia superstar, responsible for more than fifty murders. Currently providing thirteen life sentences at a federal jail in Colorado, Casso has given journalist and New York Times bestselling author Philip Carlo the most close, personal check out the world of La Cosa Nostra ever seen. By real happenstance, Casso possessed lived next door to the family of young Philip Carlo, who was simply able to enter the mind, heart and soul, and soul of 1 of the very most cunning, ruthless mob bosses in the history of crime record. In Gaspipe, Casso shows the shocking details behind headline-making crimes and crime results, such as: -The mob's decision that John Gotti had to be applied for after whacking Big Paul Castellano without approval-and how Casso got the order to hit Gotti -A fly-on-the-wall view of the Mafia payment sit-down of which John Gotti was made capo di tutti capi, the boss of all bosses -The insidious romantic relationship between La Cosa Nostra and the Russian Mafia, and how the Lucchese family murdered the most-feared assassin in the Russian mob -Details of top secret sit-downs with mob bosses Vincent "The Chin" Gigante and John Gotti, and the notorious Sammy "The Bull" Gravano -How Gravano made fools of the U.S. Justice Team and the FBI -The real tale of the Mafia Cops and the revelations of other law enforcement personnel on Casso's payroll -How the Mafia got a good stranglehold on most unions in America -The fact behind the Mafia's real role in delivering huge amounts of narcotics into the United States -How federal jail representatives were bought and sold by the Mafia -The close details of the ladies behind the Mafiosi -The fact behind the assassinations of JFK and RFK -Who wiped out Jimmy Hoffa, and where his is -Why J. Edgar Hoover protected the Mafia Chilling and illuminating, unvarnished and engaging, Gaspipe is a roller-coaster trip into a world few outsiders have ever dared to enter in.
