King of the Godfathers - by Anthony M DeStefano (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Previously published as "The Last Godfather," this account by a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter tells the story of the brutal mob war that made Joseph Big Joey Massino head of the Bonanno family and the most powerful gangster in America. photos.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><b>The Last Of The Old-World Mob Bosses--And The Ultimate Betrayal </b><p> For more than twenty years, Joseph "Big Joey" Massino ran what was called the largest criminal network in the U.S., employing over two hundred and fifty made men and untold numbers of associates. The Bonanno family was responsible for over thirty murders, even killing a dozen of its own members to enforce discipline and settle scores. He would be brought down by Salvatore "Good Looking Sal" Vitale, the underboss who was not only Massino's closest and most trusted friend, but also his brother-in-law. In the end, facing the death penalty and the prospect of leaving his family penniless, Massino started talking to the FBI--the first Mafia Godfather to break the sacred code of omerta, and the end of a centuries-old tradition. <p> Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Anthony DeStefano, who interviewed Massino's family and friends as well as law enforcement officials and confidential sources, <i>King of the Godfathers</i> is the story of the brutal mob war that made Massino head of the Bonanno family and the most powerful gangster in America. <p> "The best and last word on the subject." --Jerry Capeci, Gangland News.com and bestselling co-author of <i>Murder Machine</i> <p> <b> With 16 Pages of Revealing Photos! </b><p><b>Anthony Destefano </b>was part of the team of New York <i>Newsday</i> reporters who won the 1992 Pulitzer Prize for coverage of the August 1991 subway crash in Manhattan. He covers organized crime for <i>Newsday</i> and was the lead reporter on several major criminal trials, including that of subway gunman Bernhard Goetz. He lives in New Jersey.<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br>Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist <b>Anthony M. DeStefano</b> has covered organized crime for more than three decades, including the crime beat for New York <i>Newsday</i> for the past 20 years. His books on organized crime include <i>Gangland New York</i>, <i>King of the Godfathers</i>, <i>Mob Killer</i>, and <i>Vinny Gorgeous, </i> among others. He lives in New Jersey. Please visit him online at TonyDeStefano.com.
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