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Gerry brought hundreds of millions into the Mafia's coffers, this kept him safe, but Gerry's mouth almost got him killed…more than once. New England Godfather, Raymond Patriarca had to mediate on Gerry's behalf. Hitman Joe Barboza almost cost Gerry his freedom in a corrupt FBI investigation, but after that Gerry ushered in the most profitable period in Boston Mafia history. Please share this episode! The Underboss by Dick Lehr and Gerard O'Neil https://amzn.to/3cNgmLY

Gerry Angiulo and his brothers ruled the Boston mafia for generations. He was often stereotypical, He was loud and obnoxious, he was often cruel to the people who committed crimes for the family, calling them suckers. Gerry's big mouth was his Achilles heal and the FBI knew it. They installed an illegal wiretap at one of his bar's in the combat zone in the early 60's, this confirmed that Gerry was "The Man" in Boston. The FBI took its time, but eventually they focused on him and his brothers. Ge...

Jassy was escaping a cycle of domestic violence, but she was now free of her tormentor. She went out to a Boston Nightclub and fought with friends. Jassy was celebrating and appeared intoxicated. She tried to get into someone else's Uber. A "gentleman" was willing to drive her home and out of the freezing February night. Louis Coleman III is currently imprisoned for this attack, but he was not charged with murder. She never made it back home. Leaving her two year old with out a mother and the re...

Brianna craved independence and she was on her way to life goals she had set. She appeared to fall into a tough crowd that was involved in hard drugs. Some poor decisions led to some teenage strife. She departed her job late at night and her car was found the next day at an old landmark in the area. The police seemingly could not ascertain that her car, abandoned with doors open and items strewn about, was a crime scene. That set the negative tone going forward, at least in terms of the investig...

Terry Peder Rasmussen was labeled the "Chameleon Killer" an apt moniker. He lived in New Hampshire under the name Bob Evans. He worked first at a local general store in Allenstown, he is later suspected of killing four, including his own daughter, then placing the victims in two oil drums, at the general store. Rasmussen fled New Hampshire with a new girlfriend, she's never been seen again. He later murdered a new girlfriend. Rasmussen died in a California prison in 2010 before justice could be ...

This is one of New England's most enduring mysteries. The Bear Brook murders, AKA the Allenstown four. In 1985, A woman and a little girl were found decomposing in an oil drum, by an avid hunter. It would be an agonizing journey to identify the victims and pursue the perpetrator. In 1985 the case quickly went cold, in 2000 a cold case investigator went back to the forest in Allenstown NH and expanded the search. Approximately 100 yards from the first crime scene, investigators discovered another...

Jennifer Dulos-A mother of five was in the process of divorcing her husband in 2018-19. He was a wealthy real estate developer. Jennifer dropped her kids off at their new school in New Canaan Ct. and was set to travel into NYC for two medical appointments. She never arrived for her doctor's appointments. Police believe that her husband broke into her home and laid in wait for her return. Jennifer’s blood was found co-mingled with her husband’s at the residence. Police investigations soon develop...

This saga is one of New England's most interesting and heartbreaking cases. In 2013, a wealthy real estate developer John Chakalos was murdered in his Connecticut home. The last person to see him alive was his twenty-two year old grandson, Nathan Carman, The next morning Nathan either destroyed or disposed of his computer hard drive and his GPS unit, seemingly without explanation. Nathan, had also purchased a weapon that fired the same caliber ammunition, that killed his eighty-seven year old g...

Donald Eugene Webb was a career criminal and ran with a crew of professional criminals, from Fall River, Massachusetts. He ran into Police Chief Greg Adams in Saxonburg, Pa. Webb ended up shooting and killing Adams, during a traffic stop. Webb suffered a crippling injury, but somehow made it back to Massachusetts. In this episode we speak with Author Maureen Boyle who wrote the book on this case called "The Ghost: The murder of Police Chief Greg Adams and the hunt for his killer." How did Webb a...

This is one of Metro-Boston's most infamous murders. Richard Rosenthal was a successful financial analyst at John Hancock Insurance in Boston. He met Laura Jane at work and they later married. The couple appeared to be living the American dream. But inside the home was another story, friends at work would later report, seeing Laura Jane with black eyes on at least two separate occasions. In retrospect she was the classic victim of on-going domestic abuse. In 1994 the duo had a baby boy who died ...

Harmony was caught in a hell, created by her parents. Mom lost custody due to severe and active drug addiction. Dad was also an addict and never reported his beautiful daughter was missing and likely dead. Adam Montgomery appears to have been abusive to his wife, girlfriend, and even tiny Harmony. She was observed with a black eye and it was said that Adam was responsible. This case is unfolding right now and some details are vague. Harmony went missing sometime in late November-December 2019, b...

Charlene Holmes 16, lived her short life like a straight arrow. She focused on school and the high school sophomore was headed in the right direction. Charlene was walking on her own street in Cambridge, Massachusetts, when she stopped to chat with a classmate a few doors away from home. This friend was braiding a teenagers hair, a gunman had been circling the block, apparently looking for this teen. Charlene and her girlfriend were struck with some of the five bullets fired from the backseat. ...

Vanessa seemingly excelled at everything she attempted. She graduated from Boston University in 2011, with honors and began a series of high tech jobs, she soon landed a big job with Google in NYC. She was living the dream, hard work did pay off. She was visiting her mom in Princeton, Ma. She went out for a run, as she was an exercise enthusiast. She left midday and was not heard from again. Her body was located after the police enlisted the public and search dogs. Some remarkable police work, s...

In August 1962 the U.S.Postal Service wanted to save money on armored car services. Instead of high security, they had a truck driver and one guard transport money, in mail trucks from Cape Cod post offices, to the Federal Reserve Bank in Boston. What could go wrong? It took local criminals about three weeks to rob this truck of millions. The media coverage was intense and the government sent postal inspectors to investigate. Local gangsters were not impressed, deriding them as "Stamp Police". ...

Did you think the 2002 Congressional investigation regarding the FBI's blatant corruption in Boston was on the level? Did you think the FBI would actually make the changes that the investigation demanded? The sordid story of the FBI's involvement with Boston gangster Mark Rossetti, indicates otherwise. Rossetti's time as an informant stretched from 1991 through 2010. During this time Rossetti was suspected in more than five murders and flooded Boston's streets with heroin. I forgot to mention; R...

A lesser known, but important player in this Tsarnaev -FBI saga. Morley was identified as an armed robber in Cambridge, while MIT Officer Collier was being gunned down. A diversion? Arrested in a virtual bomb factory, eight weeks after the bombing. What was the connection to Tsarnaev? What did the FBI know and when did they know it?What materials tied him to the marathon bombing? Tune in to find out!

Melanie was a typical high school freshman in 1989, she was looking forward to getting her braces off and whatever else life promised. She had an older boyfriend and this was a secret, because the older teen had a girlfriend. Melanie was invited to a late night party in the woods at a remote site where kids were known to gather. The police have seemingly narrowed the party down to the final guests, Melanie and her love interest, this is where stories diverge. At least two female teens, who atte...

The unabashed FBI corruption in Boston continues. John Connolly helped Whitey Bulger and his crew kill; Richard Castucci in '76, Brian Halloran '82 John Callahan '82. He also ran cover for the gang against the Massachusetts State Police and the DEA. The FBI's assistance allowed the Winter Hill Gang to surpass the local mafia in earning power and underworld prestige, killing gangsters and civilians along the way. How many citizens would be alive today if the FBI were actual cops? Probably enough ...

The innocent men the FBI had knowingly imprisoned began getting out of jail in 1997, as this heinous story unraveled. Greco and Tamelo died in prison. H.Paul Rico retired from the FBI and became head of security for World Jai Lai, a gaming business, where he had the distinction of being the first FBI agent to provide information to organized crime that facilitated a homicide. The Winter Hill Gang had placed Rico as head of security to protect a skimming operation that netted about $32,000 weekl...

The stunning level of everyday corruption by the Boston FBI is simply jaw dropping. During the 1965 Eddie Deegan trial. the FBI KNOWINGLY sent innocent men to prison. They sought and received the death penalty on two defendants. That's correct the FBI, sent two men to death chamber, knowing they did NOT commit this murder. The Boston FBI acted more like gangsters, then the criminals themselves. How could this happen in America? Would you believe me if I told you, this corruption continues today?...

This tale of FBI corruption begins in the 1960's. H.Paul Rico was the FBI catalyst in this decades long endeavor. Infamous FBI agent John Connolly of Whitey Bulger infamy, was mentored by Agent Rico. H.Paul Rico may have been the most corrupt FBI agent in history. He was responsible for sending several men to prison for a crime the FBI, knew that two prized informants committed. Two men Henry Tameleo and Luis Greco died in prison, with the FBI's full knowledge of their innocence, others in t...

Sandra Crispo age 54, went missing from her Hanson, Massachusetts residence after being dropped off at home, as her vehicle was in the shop. It appears that Sandra took only her shoes and purse, indicating she'd be returning shortly. She never did. The air conditioning and the lights were on, her prized Labrador Clarence was left without food or water, that was extremely out of character for Sandra. She was also due to babysit the lights of her life, her grandchildren, that Friday. Items in the...

Tracy Gilpin was a typical teenager in Kingston, Massachusetts. She was walking home from a local party with friends. Her friend's homes came up quicker than Tracy's. She even called the party host for a ride home, however the she didn't come. Tracy went missing and her body was found in the Myles Standish State Park in neighboring Plymouth, Ma. She had a massive head injury and there was signs of sexual assault. Tracy Gilpin was 15 years old and her family was devastated. The case went cold ver...

Judy was a vivacious teenager who attended a party in a neighboring town, with her boyfriend. Judy dropped her boyfriend off at his house, after he became jealous, that Judy was talking with an older guy. It is believed that Judy did not return home, but returned to the party. Early the next morning two men, knocked on Judy's door and spoke with the family, saying that they missed and loved Judy and other strange behavior. The family did not even know Judy was missing yet. The Police have never ...