Organized Crime In Buffalo, New York (1960s)
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Stefano Magaddino dominated organized crime in Buffalo, New York during the 1960s. His criminal network extended into Ontario, Canada and the Ohio Valley region. My e-book is a close, short look at the power structure of Magaddino's criminal syndicate, with the names of lieutenants, family members, opponents, etc., listed. Magaddino was in his late 70s as the decade came to an end. He often conducted his business from his sick bed. His brother, Antonio, also assisted greatly by meeting with associates and important people who made the syndicate's operation run smoothly. Interestingly the Magaddino power structure also involved Jewish-Americans, African-Americans and Canadians.
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