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Welcome to the Jungle Inn: The Story of the Mafia's Most Infamous Gambling Den - Paperback

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by Allan R. May (Author)

A history of organized crime in Warren and Trumbull County, featuring stories on Jimmy Munsene, the notorious Farah Brothers, Detroit Mobster Frank Cammarata, Anthony "Tony Dope" Delsanger and others.

Author Biography

Allan R. May is an organized crime historian from Cleveland, Ohio. May began his writing career with a brief stint working for the Dean of organized crime writers, Jerry Capeci, at his popular "Gangland News" website. May moved on to write for Rick Porello's AmericanMafia.com, Court TV's "CrimeLibrary" and CrimeMagazine.com. This is May's third book. The first was Mob Stories, a compilation of his columns that appeared at AmericanMafia.com. The second was Gangland Gotham: New York's Notorious Mob Bosses. May has taught classes on the history of organized crime at Cuyahoga Community College's Senior Adult Education Program and gives lectures throughout northeastern Ohio. May is the historian at Lake View Cemetery and is on its Speaker's Bureau.

Number of Pages: 316
Dimensions: 0.66 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: March 05, 2013
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