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The Magaddino-Todaro Mafia Crime Family: The Complete History of the Buffalo Criminal Organization
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9798323967605
ISBN13:
9798323967605
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The Magaddino-Todaro Mafia Crime Family: The Complete History of the Buffalo Criminal Organization
$15.78
Introducing the lesser-known but equally intriguing Magaddino-Todaro Mafia Crime Family! While the Five Families of the New York Mafia often steal the spotlight, delve into the captivating world of Buffalo's criminal underworld with Mafia Library's newest non-fiction crime book.
For over a century, the family held dominion over Western New York, not just through a web of illegal enterprises that encompassed gambling, loansharking, extortion, and bootlegging during the Prohibition era but also through a depth of influence that is truly awe-inspiring.
Their influence stretched far, forging close ties with the renowned Five Families.
If the history of organized crime intrigues you, then The Magaddino-Todaro Mafia Crime Family, with its rich and mysterious history, is a must-read!
Unearth the complete, unvarnished history of the family within the pages of this book:
- Part I, "The DiCarlo-Palmeri Era," unveils the clandestine beginnings of the crime syndicate, chronicling their rise to prominence and subsequent decline amidst internal strife and external pressures.
- Part II, "The Magaddino Era," readers are thrust into the heart of the Magaddino dynasty, led by the formidable Stefano Magaddino. From the turbulent days of Prohibition to the bloody aftermath of the Castellammarese War, the family's grip on power is explored in vivid detail, revealing a legacy stained with bloodshed and betrayal.
- Part III, As the 1980s dawn through the millennium until the 2020s, now "The Todaro Family," a new chapter unfolds with the rise of Joseph "Papa Joe" Todaro Sr. and his heir, "Big Joe" Todaro Jr. Amidst shifting alliances and increasing scrutiny, the Todaro dynasty faces its own trials and tribulations, maneuvering to maintain its grip on power in an ever-changing landscape.
For over a century, the family held dominion over Western New York, not just through a web of illegal enterprises that encompassed gambling, loansharking, extortion, and bootlegging during the Prohibition era but also through a depth of influence that is truly awe-inspiring.
Their influence stretched far, forging close ties with the renowned Five Families.
If the history of organized crime intrigues you, then The Magaddino-Todaro Mafia Crime Family, with its rich and mysterious history, is a must-read!
Unearth the complete, unvarnished history of the family within the pages of this book:
- Part I, "The DiCarlo-Palmeri Era," unveils the clandestine beginnings of the crime syndicate, chronicling their rise to prominence and subsequent decline amidst internal strife and external pressures.
- Part II, "The Magaddino Era," readers are thrust into the heart of the Magaddino dynasty, led by the formidable Stefano Magaddino. From the turbulent days of Prohibition to the bloody aftermath of the Castellammarese War, the family's grip on power is explored in vivid detail, revealing a legacy stained with bloodshed and betrayal.
- Part III, As the 1980s dawn through the millennium until the 2020s, now "The Todaro Family," a new chapter unfolds with the rise of Joseph "Papa Joe" Todaro Sr. and his heir, "Big Joe" Todaro Jr. Amidst shifting alliances and increasing scrutiny, the Todaro dynasty faces its own trials and tribulations, maneuvering to maintain its grip on power in an ever-changing landscape.
Whether you're a seasoned fan of organized crime history or simply a true-crime enthusiast, The Magaddino-Todaro Mafia Crime Family promises an enthralling journey through the annals of Buffalo's underworld. Take your chance to uncover the secrets of this enigmatic family. Get your copy today!
| Author: Mafia Library |
| Publisher: Independently Published |
| Publication Date: Apr 28, 2024 |
| Number of Pages: 140 pages |
| Binding: Paperback or Softback |
| ISBN-10: NA |
| ISBN-13: 9798323967605 |
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