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At end of day

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""DERELICT," NAUGHTON'S KID HAD SAID to Rascob on the evening of the third Tuesday in March at the Getty station, collecting $31.50 for an oil change and two new filters he said the old grey Lincoln Town Car badly needed."
383 pages
~6h 23min to read
Harcourt 1 views
ISBN
015100532X, 9780151005321
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"Every local police officer knows that Arthur McKeach and Nick Cistaro are the most prolific and ruthless practitioners of extortion, fraud, theft, bribery, assault, and murder in Massachusetts. What none of them know is how to stop these Michelangelos of crime. For thirty years the two have somehow eluded jail - or even arrest. McKeach and Cistaro have found a new and improved way to keep themselves safe from the organized crime unit of the FBI, which at the same time protects them from the occasional interference of the local police. Inspired by a true story, At End of Day lays bare not only the inner workings of a criminal empire, but also reveals the corruption at the heart of American law enforcement."--BOOK JACKET.

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