The Brotherhoods: The True Story of Two Cops Who Murdered for the Mafia
by Pocket

	The Brotherhoods: The True Story of Two Cops Who Murdered for the Mafia
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Book Description

<b><p align="center"><P>From inside the heart of the NYPD -<P>The shattering police corruption scandal<P>and the trial that stunned a city.<P></b><P>Detective Stephen Caracappa achieved the distinguished rank of first <P>grade detectve while under the hire of the Luchese crime family.<P><P>Detective Louis Eppolito worked the heart of Brooklyn's mobland; he <P>himself was the son of a Gambino crime family soldier.<P><P>Detective William Oldham, the lead investigator on major organized-crime <P>cases, quietly and relentlessly tracked Caracappa and Eppolito for more than <P>seven years.<P><P><I>The Brotherhoods</i> is the riveting account of the notorious rogue cops <P>charged with murdering for the mob, and the brilliant detective who stalked <P>them. With unparalleled access to both the NYPD and organized crime, a gallery<P>of unforgettable characters, and sweeping from Manhattan to Las Vegas to <P>Hollywood, this is the ultimate wiseguy story, packed with psychological <P>intrigue, criminal audacity, and paranoid, blood-soaked fury.<P><P>Now with updates on the trial's shocking outcome and the ongoing legal battle.<P><P>

Reader Reviews

This is a tight,concise true crime saga with a cast of hundreds of good and bad guys. YET there is only one brave,drivin "warts & all" man who stands out,Detective William Oldham ,who pursued over 7 years basically on his own, the most corrupt detectives NYC has ever witnessed known forever as the 2 Mafia Cops ; Caracappa & Eppolito.Those 2 cops were working directly for the Mafia Luchese family . Without giving anything away ,other than what you may have read in the newspapers ,this is one hell of a compelling page turner . If you thought you knew the politics of the various divisions of crime fighting or the ways of the mafia fully fleshed out. You, my fellow true crime buffs' are in for some major suprises throughout.