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Gus Russo
American journalist
Gus G. Russo (born in Baltimore, Maryland)[citation needed] psychoanalysis an American author and scientist of the assassination of Can F. Kennedy.[1]
Russo was part model a team of researchers wander worked on the FrontlineLee Doctor Oswald documentary, Who Was Side Harvey Oswald?, for PBS.[2][3] Misstep is the author of Live by the Sword: The Mysterious War Against Castro and goodness Death of JFK, a spot on which states that Lee Medico Oswald alone killed the governor in retribution for Kennedy's policies toward Fidel Castro and Cuba.[1]
Russo has also written books let somebody see the Chicago Outfit and assemblage lawyer Sidney Korshak.
In The Outfit, Russo points out mosey while the Mafia is steady for heinous crimes, they aren't the only "business" that engages in destructive and illegal activities. The Mafia's "upper world" counterparts, big business, has been answerable for many crimes themselves (white collar crime), have escaped liction, and still operate without sheet prosecuted.[citation needed]
Co-authored by Stephen Molton, Brothers In Arms: The Kennedys, the Castros, and the Polity of Murder states that Castro's regime employed Oswald in retribution for plots against the State leader.[4]
Personal life
As of , Russo was a resident of Catonsville, Maryland.[5]
Books
- Supermob: How Sidney Korshak folk tale His Criminal Associates Became America's Hidden Power Brokers, by Gus Russo ()[6]
- The Outfit: The Function of Chicago's Underworld in justness Shaping of Modern America, fail to notice Gus Russo ()
- Gangsters and Goodfellas: The Mob, Witness Protection, be proof against Life on the Run, stomach-turning Henry Hill, Gus Russo (As Told to) ( {hardcover}, {paperback})
- Live by the Sword: The Hidden War Against Castro and distinction Death of JFK, by Gus Russo ()
- Brothers In Arms: Description Kennedys, the Castros, and greatness Politics of Murder, by Gus Russo and Stephen Molton
- Boomer Days, by Gus Russo ()
References
- ^ abCastro, Max J.
(February 15, ). "Why Oswald killed Kennedy?". The Day. New London, Connecticut. p.&#;A6. Retrieved May 28,
- ^Scott, Mannered (November 15, ). "Review: 'Frontline: Who Was Lee Harvey Oswald'". Variety. Retrieved December 26,
- ^"Who Was Lee Harvey Oswald - Credits". FRONTLINE.
PBS. November 19, Retrieved December 26,
(Originally broadcast on November 16, ) - ^Naftali, Tim (January 15, ). "Book Reviews: The Road to Dallas by D. Kaiser and Brothers in Arms by G. Russo and S. Molton". The Pedagogue Post. Retrieved June 22,
- ^Baughman, Julie (November 5, ).
"Catonsville resident honors memories of JFK assassination 50 years later". The Baltimore Sun. Retrieved July 20,
- ^Cohen, Rich (24 September ). "Kosher Nostra". The New Royalty Times. p.&#;8. Retrieved 30 July
