Rogue Mobster

The Untold Story of the Boston Mafia

De: Mark Silverman, Scott Deitche

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 8 h y 40 m

Resumen del Editor

Rogue Mobster chronicles the history of the Winter Hill Gang and the New England mafia through the eyes and ears of Boston organized crime figure Mark Silverman. Silverman explains how shifting allegiances and internal power struggles have deciminated the once mighty Patriarca Crime Family. In 1988 Frank Cadillac Salemme was released from prison and decided to rekindle his criminal partnership with his old pals Whitey Bulger and Stevie Flemmi which led to at least six mob related killings in 1991 and sparked an all out power play in the New England mafia. The next six years brought with it a slew of underworld slayings. Some were personal while others were directly related to Salemme's grab for power. Rogue Mobster is told in the words of Mark Silverman, who got inside the mob and became an integral part of the ensuing war. His account is the first-ever inside glimpse into what went on at the street level, why people were killed, and what the stakes were. Rogue Mobster is a firsthand account of the violent Boston mob wars of the 1990s, when bodies were piling up across New England and Mark Silverman was walking a tightrope between Winter Hill and the Mafia.

Bizarrely Unremarkable

With the unique insight of a Wikipedia page and less of a command of the English language than a romance novel, this reads like you told an AI model to lie to you about who it knows and what it did. It’s as much of a memoir as the Naked Gun is a Police Documentary. I’d rather use a credit on a narrated dictionary than this book. Don’t do it.