Summary of Jerry Capeci & Tom Robbins's Mob Boss
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 On September 21, 1991, FBI agent Robert Marston received a call at his house from an operator with the bureau's New York switchboard. The caller was involved in an investigation into an illegal landfill. He wanted Marston to speak to someone named Al D'Arco.
#2 The agent was eventually able to speak to Al D'Arco, and the two began talking about the landfill case. D'Arco said people had tried to kill him, and he wanted to retaliate. He said he had weapons at his disposal, and was prepared for anything that happened.
#3 Marston spoke with D'Arco for several minutes, explaining that he was from upstate New York and that he worked for the FBI. He tried to keep his voice as normal as possible, as though he were talking to a neighbor at the church fair he would soon miss.
#4 Marston called his partner, Jim O'Connor, and told him about the plan. You're kidding, said O'Connor. I thought maybe someone was kidding me. Marston made a few more calls to agents he knew would be eager to interrupt their Saturday nights for a mission like this.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 On September 21, 1991, FBI agent Robert Marston received a call at his house from an operator with the bureau's New York switchboard. The caller was involved in an investigation into an illegal landfill. He wanted Marston to speak to someone named Al D'Arco.
#2 The agent was eventually able to speak to Al D'Arco, and the two began talking about the landfill case. D'Arco said people had tried to kill him, and he wanted to retaliate. He said he had weapons at his disposal, and was prepared for anything that happened.
#3 Marston spoke with D'Arco for several minutes, explaining that he was from upstate New York and that he worked for the FBI. He tried to keep his voice as normal as possible, as though he were talking to a neighbor at the church fair he would soon miss.
#4 Marston called his partner, Jim O'Connor, and told him about the plan. You're kidding, said O'Connor. I thought maybe someone was kidding me. Marston made a few more calls to agents he knew would be eager to interrupt their Saturday nights for a mission like this.
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