From Mob Boss to Man of Faith: The Real Story of Michael Franzese
Michael Franzese, once a captain in the Colombo crime family and one of Fortune magazine’s top 50 mob bosses in 1986, walked away from organized crime after a decade of immense power and wealth, surviving a contract on his life — allegedly approved by his own father — to rebuild his life
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