Romans & histoires Best Organized Crime Books

Only if they knew… "I want you both to set up a meeting and also request for my niece back and a sum of ten million dollars as payment for damages caused. If they refuse and I know they will. We will get her back and when we do, I'll end all of them." For what looked like minutes, I explored every inch of Syrius's face. Behind the scarred stone-faced expression was a man in pain, exactly what I wanted. Organized crime families mostly dabbled in narcotics, prostitution, and gambling. Throughout the city of Los Angeles, a few powerful mafias ran them all with great skill and experience spreading their power to the rest of the country using this city as their headquarters. Narcotics was doing b

Zachary shoved his hands into his pockets and paced slowly around the living room. "From what I know, it contains a collection of documents on every single Mafia organization in the world, information about them, all their crimes, looted capital, and series of evidence. The information on where gold bars and statues worth over five hundred trillion dollars are kept hidden illegally is also in that safe."

Sherly listened attentively as the reporter's voice filled the vehicle, detailing the recent events in the ongoing mafia conflict. "The latest reports indicate that the long-standing rivalry between the Vile Mafia and the Rui Lin Mafia has reached a violent climax," the reporter announced gravely. Sherly looked out of the window, as she already knew its content. "In a decisive battle earlier today, the Rui Lin Mafia emerged victorious, effectively dismantling the Vile Mafia's hold on the city."

"This one is about the history of organised crime in Chicago. I feel like that is either very relevant or deeply ironic given where I am standing." I laughed. "Take it." "I was going to anyway." He set it on the table and looked at the others. "Do you actually read. You and Nikolai." "Yes." "What does Nikolai read." "History mostly. Military strategy. The occasional biography of someone he finds worth studying." "And you." "Whatever I pick up." I leaned against the doorframe. "I read faster than Nikolai so I go through more." Ace looked at the shelf. "He has biographies in here. Marked ones. Someone put notes in the margins."

Lev lets out a sigh, then proceeds to read his published article in silence. "In a shocking revelation that has sent shockwaves through the criminal underworld, it has been exposed that high-ranking members within the notorious organization known as the Black Spectre are deeply embroiled in a complex web of clandestine black market operations." Lev slyly smiled as he thought back to the investigation that he had once performed. He lost the chance to get this published when everything gets fucked up. "Sources close to the investigation have disclosed that the Black Spectre, long known for their enigmatic and ruthless approach to crime, has been operating a covert network dealing in illicit go

The Sheriff called the FBI in to assist with the investigation. The FBI arrived and questioned Mr. Holmes about the information that had been discovered. The FBI continued the investigation. The American Mafia organized crime network had operations in cities across the United States. The Mafia rose to power through its success in the illicit liquor trade during the 1920’s. The Sullivan Corporation was a front for the Mafia. The Mafia used the Sullivan Corporation for money laundering. The Mafia would use the money made from illegal activity and placing it in the Sullivan Corporation. The Sullivan Corporation was a legal business.

That a child should not suffer from the things, his parents have done. The Maxfords, the Valenzuelas, the Lockharts, and the Williams have connected all their lives since the beginning. No one knew. Not a single soul alive knew that those four names were the biggest, the badest, and the most dangerous families in the 16 to 1700s. They practically started the organized crime groups tradition.

However, from what I knew about several Bratva organizations, they weren’t well known for their patience or their humanity. “The world of organized crime was different back then,” Pops started. “It was brutal, more like the Old West than what you see now with computers and hackers as employees. I was raised on violence and bloodshed, enough that the streets and sidewalks were often painted with the color red from whatever weekend slaughter had occurred. You hear more stories about the New York syndicates, yet their murders were kids playing in a sandbox next to what we faced.” He laughed as if the memories were bittersweet.

"Your father's greatest worry was you. He said you were too good-hearted to survive in a world this brutal." I looked up at him with my swollen, red eyes. "Now Seraphina is free, and you have escaped that hell. Perhaps this is God's plan." Marco stood up and picked up a thick manuscript from the antique desk. "I'm writing a book about the history of New York's underground dynasties, from the rise and fall of the Five Families to the evolution of the modern crime syndicates." "But I'm old, and I need a collaborator. Someone who understands the rules of that world and has the writing chops to back it up."

Maybe I had. The Rivera crime family, is the family that dominates organized crime in the parts of America that are unoccupied by The Russian Mob and the whole of Italy. The family has been nicknamed the 'Rolls Royce' of organized crime. It is rivaled by size and skill only by the Russian Mob. They have generally maintained a close knit relationship with smaller crime organizations outside of America and Italy, including The Irish Mob, The Spanish Outfit and the Gerallo Crime Family. The Russian Mob is considered their most important foe, but efforts are being made by the former to make them an ally.