Waleed Saleh

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In December 1978, three legendary figures from the American Mafia underworld orchestrated what would become the largest cash robbery in United States history at the time. Jimmy "The Gent" Burke, Tommy "Two-Guns" DeSimone, and Henry "The Fighter" Hill executed a masterful criminal enterprise that captured $6 million from JFK Airport's Lufthansa cargo facility - equivalent to $30 million today.

This gripping true crime narrative takes you deep into the shadowy world of organized crime, revealing the meticulous two-year planning process, the sophisticated security breaches, and the violent power struggles within New York's Five Families. From the bustling criminal networks of JFK Airport to the blood-soaked aftermath that claimed over fifteen lives, this book exposes the brutal reality behind Hollywood's romanticized portrayal of Mafia life.

Drawing from FBI records, court testimonies, and insider accounts, the author provides unprecedented access to the technical details of the heist - the dual-key security systems, the precisely timed execution during shift changes, and the criminal genius that made this operation possible. But this isn't just a story about crime; it's a cautionary tale about loyalty, betrayal, and the inevitable destruction that follows those who choose the path of organized crime.

Witness the rise and fall of three men whose friendship was forged in violence and ultimately destroyed by greed, paranoia, and the unforgiving code of the streets. From Henry Hill's transformation into an FBI informant to the systematic elimination of witnesses, every page reveals new insights into America's most infamous criminal organization.

Perfect for true crime enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone fascinated by the dark underbelly of American society, this book offers an unflinching look at the golden age of organized crime and its inevitable collapse.

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Independently Published

How the Mafia Executed the Greatest Heist in American History

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