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Jul 4, 2024 · By Jerry Capeci. Budding Actor Gives It Up To Join The Mob; But His Old TV Show, Gravesend, Makes It Big.
Gerald Capeci ( pronounced [kaˈpetʃi]) is an American journalist and author who specializes in coverage of the Five Mafia crime families of New York City. Capeci has been described by news organizations, such as CNN and BBC, as an expert on the American Mafia. [1] [2] Gang Land.
Since 1989, Capeci has written "Gang Land," this award-winning weekly column about organized crime that features exclusive information and special insight gleaned from a variety of sources, including public and not-so-public documents, law enforcement officials and underworld sources.
Jerry Capeci. Gang Land's Policies. How Jerry Capeci began a weekly column about the Mafia in the New York Daily News in 1989 and brought it online in 1996.
Mob expert Jerry Capeci, who writes the “Gang Land” column for the New York Sun, looks at the state of the four other clans in the city’s infamous Five Families, plus the Newark-based...
Jul 6, 2015 · Podcast: Jerry Capeci, Gang Land columnist and longtime reporter for the New York Daily News, on how he began exclusively covering the mob.
Sep 27, 2009 · In 1994, Capeci broke the story of the two New York Police Department detectives who took part in gangland slayings for a fee, sometimes using their badges to find victims. It took 11 years for investigators to gather enough evidence to press charges, but eventually, the detectives were convicted.
May 3, 2018 · By Gang Land's count, dad and son have gone through some 14 lawyers already in their quest for legal representation on racketeering and murder charges stemming from the 2013 gangland-style slaying of former Purple Gang leader Michael Meldish.
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Jerry Capeci's Gang Land. Penguin, 2003 - True Crime - 330 pages. In 1987, seasoned journalist Jerry Capeci was hired by the New York Daily News to cover the crime beat. His...
"Gangland" was an immediate hit with New Yorkers and continued for almost seven years. Capeci wrote on the everyday trials and tribulations of La Cosa Nostra, putting the mob under a microscope and laying bare the inner workings and day-to-day operations of both mob bosses and low-level street soldiers alike.
