81. AML Canada Resources, references and links relating to anti-moneylaundering, proceeds of crime and asset forfeiture law and programs in Canada http://www.amlcanada.com

82. Bill Roemer On Las Vegas Mobsters A former FBI agent s discussion of mob involvement in Sin City gambling. http://www.ipsn.org/vegas1.html

Bill Roemer on Las Vegas Mobsters From the I.P.S.N. Archives - 1995 The Late Bill Roemer Looks at Las Vegas Then and Now A Place In the Sun: Las Vegas...From Capo to Corporate A gangster made grass grow in the desert - an oasis out of sand, brush, and nothingness. Dusty old highway 91 cut right through the heart of Las Vegas, a mean, miserable town on the periphery of civilization when New York-honed Bugsy Siegel was sent west in 1943 by Meyer Lansky and Frank Costello, the Prime Minister and the Chairman of the Board of "Big Apple" organized crime, respectively. In the hot desert sun, the mob's "advance man" drew up a bold and imaginative plan to lure the high rollers from the West Coast and great Southwest - a sin capitol on the scale of Havana, Cuba, the haven of eastern gamblers, crime bosses, and thrill seekers until Fidel Castro put an end to everyone's good time by winning a revolution in the Winter of ‘59. Lansky, the financial genius of Charlie "Lucky" Luciano's powerfully fluid New York City operation, traveled to Havana in 1938 to finalize a deal with Fulgencio Batista to assume control of gambling operations shortly after the U.S. Government backed-Cuban dictator seized the two casinos from the local military which had no idea of how to run this kind of business. The Cuban Army ran the casinos for nearly two years but the profits were not to Batista's liking, so he invited his American friends down to his Caribbean hacienda to help straighten things out.

83. Herman K. Beebe - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Article on the reputed mob-affiliated banker linked to a dozen failed Savings and Loans. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herman_K._Beebe

Herman K. Beebe From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search This biographical article needs additional citations for verification . Please help by adding reliable sources . Contentious material about living persons that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately , especially if potentially libelous or harmful. (August 2010) Please help improve this article by expanding it. Further information might be found on the talk page (August 2010) Herman K. Beebe was a Louisiana financier who was convicted of fraud in 1988 during the savings and loan crisis edit References Woodbury, Richard (20 February 1989). "Dad Would Make a Deal with the Devil" . Time Magazine http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,957050-1,00.html . Retrieved 6 August 2010 edit External reference links Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herman_K._Beebe Categories People from Louisiana American fraudsters ... Living people Hidden categories: BLP articles lacking sources from August 2010 Articles lacking reliable references from August 2010 All articles lacking sources Articles to be expanded from August 2010 ... Use dmy dates from August 2010 Personal tools New features Log in / create account Namespaces Article Discussion Variants Views Read Edit View history Actions Search Navigation Main page Contents Featured content Current events ... Donate Interaction Help About Wikipedia Community portal Recent changes ... Contact Wikipedia Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages ... Cite this page Print/export Create a book Download as PDF Printable version This page was last modified on 27 September 2010 at 09:02.

84. Terrorism, Transnational Crime And Corruption Center Devoted to better understanding of crime scope and causes and to formulating policy to reduce the problem. http://policy-traccc.gmu.edu

Terrorism, Transnational Crime and Corruption Center Where Innovation Is Tradition. George Mason University Search: About Us Who We Are Offices Key Personnel ... Home "Transnational crime will be a defining issue of the 21st century for policymakers - as defining as the Cold War was for the 20th century and colonialism was for the 19th. Terrorists and transnational crime groups will proliferate because these crime groups are major beneficiaries of globalization. They take advantage of increased travel, trade, rapid money movements, telecommunications and computer links, and are well positioned for growth. " Louise I. Shelley, Directo r Tracking Visitors Since May 1st, 2009

85. Russian Mafia - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Article describes the composition, history and activities of the transnational criminal organization. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Mafia

Russian Mafia From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding reliable references . Unsourced material may be challenged and removed (September 2010) National Russian Mafia Bratva Founded None In Russia Territory International Ethnicity Russians Ukrainians Belorussians Kurds ... Kazakh Criminal activities Arms trafficking Arson Assault pornography ... Terrorism Allies 'Ndrangheta Russian Mafia Russkaya Mafiya Russian ) particularly applies to the mafia of Russia . The mafia in other countries takes the name of that country, as in the Ukrainian mafia. Bratva ; slang for "brotherhood", which applies to all gangs, including rivals) — often are names designating a range of organized crime syndicates originating in the former Soviet Union Russia and the CIS . Since the 1991 fall of the Soviet Union, these groups have amassed considerable worldwide power and influence. They are active in virtually every part of Russian society. Russian criminals are internationally active in illegal oil trade, smuggling of weapons and

86. Texas_Prison_Gang_PageTexas Prison Gang Page A study of the eleven Security Threat Groups identified by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. http://davadnai.users.omniglobal.net/gang.html

Texas Prison Gang Page This is a list of the 11 recognized Security Threat Groups within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. More items will be added as the information is given to me, verified and placed onto this site. Hispanic Gangs: (6) 1. Mexikanemi (Mexican Mafia) (EME) 2. Texas Syndicate (TS) 3. Raza Unida (RU) 4. Hermano Pistalero Latino (HPL) 5. Texas Chicano Brotherhood (TCB) 6. Barrio Azteca (BA) White Gangs: (3) 1. Aryan Brotherhood of Texas (ABT) 2. Aryan Circle (AC) 3. Texas Mafia (TM) Black Gangs: (2) 1. Bloods 2. Crips Thanks to the Florida Department of Corrections for the format and some of the information that is found on this site. Some of the information did not fit the gangs that are in the Texas prison system and it was changed. If any of this information is incorrect in any shape or form please contact me with the correct information. Please send only verifiable information not rumors or hearsay.

87. The Problem Of Gangs In American Prisons Today Detailed findings from the 2004 Prison Gang Survey. http://www.ngcrc.com/corr2006.html

in American Prisons Today: Recent Research Findings From the 2004 Prison Gang Survey by George W. Knox, Ph.D. INTRODUCTION The current findings, representing data collected during the first half of 2004, certainly suggest that the problem has not been abated. Indeed there are some new dangerous trends documented here for the first time. Although correctional officials feel there are some effective strategies to win this war, these measures are not being widely implemented. Meanwhile, gangs are exploiting weaknesses in the correctional system, including abusing legislative provisions intended to protect religious rights. Correctional staff polled indicated problems in their awareness of legal developments, and identified education as an ongoing need; and, three years after 911, the recruitment of gang members into terror networks remains a issue. What can be done? What must be done? This article will present an overview of gang demographics, including gender and religious affiliation - a survey of violence - procedures, programs, etc. Finally, it will conclude with recommendations drawn from the survey data.. DEFINITIONS The definition of an STG in the Arizona Department of Corrections is typical of those definitions which emphasize certain issues and ignore others, let us examine it here:

88. Prison Gang - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Article defines Security Threat Groups and describes the larger United States gangs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prison_gang

Prison gang From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search This article has multiple issues. Please help improve it or discuss these issues on the talk page It does not cite any references or sources . Please help improve it by citing reliable sources Tagged since May 2007. It may contain original research or unverifiable claims Tagged since August 2007. It may not present a worldwide view of the subject. Tagged since August 2007. Prison gang is a term used to denote any type of gang activity in prisons and correctional facilities. Prison officials and others in law enforcement use the term security threat group or STG . The concept for this name is to take away the recognition and publicity that the term "gang" connotates when referring to people who have an interest in undermining the system. Most prison gangs do more than offer simple protection for their members. Most often, prison gangs are responsible for any drug tobacco or alcohol handling inside correctional facilities. Furthermore, many prison gangs involve themselves in prostitution assaults kidnappings and murders . Prison gangs often seek to intimidate the other inmates, pressuring them to relinquish their food and other resources.

89. Federal Bureau Of Investigation - Freedom Of Information Privacy Act Bureau files on the California prison gang. http://foia.fbi.gov/foiaindex/lanuestrafamily.htm

Contact Us Your Local FBI Office Overseas Offices Submit a Crime Tip ... Apply for a Job LA NUESTRA FAMILY La Nuestra Family originated within the California prison system and consisted of mainly Mexican-American prisoners. This organization was formed in 1968, and has spread outside the prison walls. They are responsible for selling illegal drugs, gun running, extortion, prostitution, and robberies in and around San Jose, California. This group banded together for protection from the Mexican Mafia gang. Part 1 [an error occurred while processing this directive] Accessibility eRulemaking Freedom of Information Act/Privacy Legal Notices ... White House FBI.gov is an official site of the U.S. Federal Government, U.S. Department of Justice

90. Gangs OR Us - The Original Prison Gangs - Gang Histories, Allies And Rivals Gang expert Robert Walker provides background information on criminal organizations and links to other sources. http://www.gangsorus.com/prisongangs.html

91. The Illuminated Lantern: Triads Feature article separates Triad fact from fiction while exploring the history, organization and initiation of the Chinese criminal groups. http://www.illuminatedlantern.com/cinema/archives/triads.php

ABOUT THIS SITE ESSAYS AND COMMENTARY MOVIE REVIEWS BOOK REVIEWS ... Essays and Commentary Triads The term 'Triad' was given by the Hong Kong government to Chinese secret societies based on the triangular symbol which once represented such societies. The symbol is the Chinese character 'Hung,' encased in a triangle, representing the union of heaven, earth, and man. So Triads even today are sometimes referred to as the 'Hung Society' or the 'Heaven and Earth Society.' Get it right, or you'll get beaten roughly with plastic lawn chairs, I've seen it happen. The Triads, and depictions in the movies. The purpose of these societies, it is said, was the overthrow of the Qing empire and the restoration of the Ming. The character 'Hung,' in addition to meaning the most auspicious and lucky color 'red,' also alludes to the founder of the Ming Dynasty, Hung Wu. Because of the treasonous nature of their enterprise they developed secret forms of communication and elaborate initiation ceremonies to impress upon new members the need for absolute loyalty and secrecy. Triads have a rather elaborate history which is partly based on reality, partly myth. It involves not only a struggle against the Qing dynasty, but a retreat to the Shaolin monastery and the eventual famous burning of the monastery are an integral part. Only five survived the fire, and these are said to be the 'Five Ancestors' of modern triads. They go on to have a number of adventures which are still remembered by triad officials and sometimes represented in initiation rituals.

92. Triad - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Article on the history, structure and practices of the ethnic Chinese criminal society. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triads

Triad From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia   (Redirected from Triads Jump to: navigation search Look up triad in Wiktionary , the free dictionary. A triad in simplest terms is defined as a "group of three". Triad may refer to: Contents Television, film, music, and literature Music Television Other ... edit Television, film, music, and literature edit Music Triad (music) , three-note chord consisting of a "root" note together with the third and fifth above it Triad (album) , 1976 album by Spontaneous Combustion "Triad" (Pitchshifter song) , song by Industrial metal band Pitchshifter from their 1993 album Desensitized "Triad" (David Crosby song) , 1967 song about a ménage à trois "Triad", song by progressive rock band Tool from their 2001 album Lateralus edit Television The Triad ( Charmed , group of three powerful demons who are the opposites of the Charmed One's in the sense of good and evil in the television series Charmed Triad ( Battlestar Galactica , ball sport in the television series Battlestar Galactica Triad ( Battlestar Galactica , card game in the television series Battlestar Galactica Triiad , alien species from the television series Hypernauts edit Other Welsh Triads , collections of medieval Welsh legend and history Triads of Ireland , triplet proverbs and aphorisms Triad (superhero) , alias of fictional DC Comics super hero Triplicate Girl Triads, Yardies and Onion Bhajees

93. The Mafia And Freemasonry Theories on the relationship between the Italian Mafia and Massoneria. http://www.freemasonrywatch.org/mafia.html

Tyler Inner Guard Tracing Board Middle Chamber ... Fellowship FreePress-FreeSpeech Banner The Mafia and Freemasonry Grand Master Guiseppi Mazzini 33° Founder of Italian Freemasonry Revolutionary Terrorist Leader Sicilian Gangster Mafia Founder Mazzini Authorizes Thefts, Arson, Poisoning. Mazzini Autorizza Furti, Incendi, Avvelenamenti. M.A.F.I.A. Andrew Varna World Underworld , Page 58 Museum Press London, 1957 'A Web of Favoritism and Corruption' Brother, foot to foot teaches you that you should, whenever asked, go on a brother's errand, if within the length of your cable-tow, even if you should have to go barefoot and bareheaded. Knee to knee, that you should always remember a Master Mason in your devotions to Almighty God. Breast to breast, that you should keep the Master Mason's secrets, when given to you in charge as such, as secure and inviolable in your breast as they were in his own before communicated to you. Hand to back, that you should support a Master Mason behind his back as before his face. Mouth to ear, that you should support his good name as well behind his back as before his face. 'The Five Points of Fellowship' Master Master Initiation Ritual You must conceal all crimes of your brother Masons...and should you be summoned as a witness against a brother Mason be always sure to shield him...It may be perjury to do this, it is true, but you're keeping your obligations.

94. The MAFIA Site - You Are Now CONNECTED History, structure and current events relating to the secret criminal society known as the Mafia. Links, photos and a suggested reading list. http://mafiasite.8m.com

Free Web Hosting Provider Web Hosting E-commerce High Speed Internet ... Free Web Page Search the Web Welcome! Close Would you like to make this site your homepage? It's fast and easy... Yes, Please make this my home page! No Thanks Don't show this to me again. Close Hello compares ! Welcome to the Mafia Site . This is your source for everything that is known about the secret society commonly referred to as the Mafia. Whatever you want, I've got it here! You want the history ? Got it. You want information on the Families ? Got it. You want a list of some good books to read on organized crime? Got it. You want to know how the mafia is organized ? Got it. You want to know how the mafia is doing today ? It's all right here! So don't just sit there staring at the screen DO SOMETHING! Mafia News This Week! Castro Says US Assassin Lacked Access [Chicago] Bookie Testifies At Chicago Mafia Trial [Springfield, Mass Genovese] Bruno Upset Mafia, Club Owners [Boston] Mobster Keeps Trucking At 88: Bigmouth Set To Get Out Of Big House ... Past News Articles Check out The MAFIA Site Swag Shop!

95. La Cosa Nostra: The-Sopranos.com Brief historical information on the five New York crime families, short biographies of family leaders up to year 2000, mugshots of bosses. http://www.the-sopranos.com/lcn/fivefamilies.htm

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96. Sicilian Mafia - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Article discusses the history, organization and terminology of the Cosa Nostra criminal society. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mafia

Sicilian Mafia From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia   (Redirected from Mafia Jump to: navigation search This article is about the criminal society. For the Italian-American counterpart, see American Mafia . For other uses, see Mafia (disambiguation) Sicilian Mafia Commission Sicilian Mafia clans Sicilian Mafiosi Second Mafia War ... Italian-American crime families Commission member families: Bonanno Colombo Gambino Genovese ... Chain of Command Commission Family Cosca Boss Underboss ... Consigliere (Advisor) Caporegime or capodecina (Captain) Soldato (Soldier) Associate Codes Made man Omertà Vendetta This box: view talk edit The Mafia (also known as Cosa Nostra ) is a criminal brotherhood that emerged in the mid 19th century Sicily . It is a loose association of criminal groups that share a common organizational structure and code of conduct. Each group, known as a "family", "clan", or " cosca ", claims sovereignty over a territory in which it operates its rackets – usually a town or village or a neighbourhood ( borgata ) of a larger city. Offshoots of the Mafia emerged in the United States , during the late 19th century, following waves of Italian emigration (see American Mafia ) but also in Canada and Australia The term "Mafia" is also employed to name Mafia-type organizations operating under a similar structure, whether Sicilian or not; such as the

97. The Chicago Syndicate Focus is on the Outfit, but posts also include current events related to the mob in other U.S. cities. http://feeds.feedburner.com/ChicagoSyndicate

98. The American Mafia - Rogues Gallery Mugshots of gangsters past and present, many with links to biographical essays. http://www.onewal.com/maf-rog.html

This website is designed for framed presentation. Your current browser is incompatible. Rogues Gallery Page 1 Go to Page: Tony Accardo Tony Accardo Joe Adonis Joe Aiello Joseph Aiuppa Felix Alderisio Enrico Alfano Angelo Amato Baldassare Amato Vittorio Amuso Albert Anastasia Albert Anastasia Albert Anastasia Albert Anastasia Joe Andriacchi Gennaro Angiulo Gennaro Angiulo Albert Anselmi Louis Attanasio John Avena Giuseppe Balsamo Ralph Balsamo Joseph Barbara John Barbato Joseph Barboza Vincent Basciano Vincent Basciano John Bazzano Liborio Bellomo Dominic Benigno David Betillo Nicholas Bianco Thomas Bilotti Charles Binaggio Isadore Blumenfeld Richard Boiardo Ruggiero Boiardo Frank Bompensiero Salvatore Bonanno Joseph Bonanno Joseph Bonanno Joseph Bonanno Joseph Bonanno Jr. Salvatore Bonanno Vito Bonventre Gabriel Briguglio Salvatore Briguglio Dominic Brooklier Dominic Brooklier Adolfo Bruno Angelo Bruno Angelo Bruno Angelo Bruno Angelo Bruno Phil Buccola Salvatore Buccola Louis Lepke Buchalter Rosario Bufalino Rosario Bufalino Rosario Bufalino Rosario Bufalino James Bulger James Bulger James Bulger Fred Burke Marshall Caifano Marshall Caifano Frank Calabrese Sr.

99. Mafia Today Mafia related news from around the world. Site includes updated leadership page and mafia movie database. http://www.mafiatoday.com

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