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The Real Teflon Don: How An Elite Team of New York State Troopers Helped Take Down America's Most Powerful Mafia Family

The Real Teflon Don: How An Elite Team of New York State Troopers Helped Take Down America's Most Powerful Mafia Family

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True Crime

ISBN10: 0974925365
ISBN13: 9780974925363
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Apr 29 2012
Pages: 198
Weight: 0.60
Height: 0.42 Width: 5.98 Depth: 9.02
Language: English
The two most famous mobsters of the twentieth century were Al Capone and Don Corleone. The most powerful American mobster of the twentieth century was Stefano Magaddino. This book tells the story of a decade-long war against the Magaddino crime family waged by an elite stealth New York State police team. Veteran crime reporter Matt Gryta, who covered many of the events and trials described in the book, and former State Trooper George Karalus, a member of the undercover unit that shadowed Magaddino, have teamed up to tell the story of the secret unit's war against the Mafia. From The Real Teflon Don: Magaddino quieted the complaints about his Apalachin strategy by issuing assignments that led to the deaths of several of his biggest mob critics. As Magaddino always did when he approved an assignment to have someone killed he said nothing, but raised his right hand over his head. His henchmen knew that meant the assignment had his approval. His Apalachin critics were handled that way, quieting the criticism fairly quickly within years of that public embarrassment for the entire mob family nationwide.

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