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Human Trafficking?! U.S. Military Implicated In Forced Labor Scandal



U.S. Military Accused of Human Trafficking

The New Yorker has unearthed a horrible secret related to the staffing of military bases in the Middle East. Companies that are contracted by the United States to provide support services to bases in… Continue

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Jimmy "The Shiv"

Jimmy "The Shiv"

Death House Barber of Sing SiNG 

 

 



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The above picture is of Jimmy and his daughter, Jodi, the author of the memoir.

PREFACE to the book

The stories about my father I was fortunate to have overheard as a child fascinated and intrigued me. It wasn’t until a lengthy illness necessitated my mother’s placement in a residential care facility that…
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Jimmy "The Shiv"

Death House Barber of Sing SinG 

 

 

 



 A soon to be published memoir 

by Jodi DeStefano -- Jimmy "The Shiv"'s daughter

The lower East side of New York and the colorful gangsters who emerged from within its boundaries have always intrigued and mystified people everywhere. So will this compelling story of Jimmy, “The Shiv”, Death House Barber of Sing Sing, for he was one of…

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Government 'must legislate to reduce youth custody'



By Neil Puffett  
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Young Man Awaits Fate as he Transitions to Adult System



This is one in a series of articles where we look at Maryland's juvenile justice system



By JEFFREY BENZING

http://t.co/tIHLNx9



BALTIMORE (May 30, 2011) — He's in the adult system now. Tyrone, an East Baltimore teenager… Continue

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Andrew Peterman On Learning the Real Meaning of Being Tough in Juvenile Detention



Written by Andrew Peterman

At age 17, I was found guilty of three felonies and, in addition to this, tried as an adult in Idaho. Without having gone into the juvenile justice system… Continue

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Juvenile justice for parents

By Paula Wissel

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Michael Franzese very powerful story

 



The Story

 

Michael Franzese grew up as the son of the notorious Underboss of New York’s violent and feared Colombo crime family. At his most affluent, he generated an estimated $5 to $8 million per week from legal and illegal businesses. It was a life filled with power, luxury…and deadly violence.

Michael Franzese grew up as the son of the notorious Underboss of New York’s violent and feared Colombo crime family. At his most affluent, he…

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FROM THE BULLET TO THE BIBLE

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