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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What does a lifetime of violence actually do to a city, once you get past the numbers and stand on the block where it lives?DJ Sikorski set out to answer that from the inside. In 2021 he embedded for a year in Chicago's violence, and what he found was that the present he was reporting could not be read without its context, a half-century of corruption inside the Chicago Police Department.Across two braided narratives, one a present-tense year in the neighborhoods, the other a fifty-year reckoning with the department's torture, frame-ups, robbery crews, and cover-ups, Sikorski goes looking for the cause of the violence and finds no version of it simple enough to blame. What began as an assignment becomes a personal reckoning: with the city, with the year, and with how much of it he carried home and still cannot put down.Unflinching, deeply reported, and honest about how much it leaves unresolved.DJ Sikorski is an Emmy-nominated investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker whose credits include Live PD and Police 24/7. He has spent nearly three decades reporting from inside American law enforcement and the organized underworld. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In May 2017, four men from four countries gathered at a wedding in a sail-shaped hotel on an artificial island off the coast of Dubai. An Irishman, a Dutch-Moroccan, an Italian, and a Bosnian. Between them, they controlled roughly one-third of Europe's cocaine trade. The DEA was watching from outside.CARTEL KINGS is the definitive account of the super cartel, the most sophisticated international cocaine network ever assembled, built in the gaps between national borders, encrypted phone networks, and a Gulf sanctuary that no treaty could reach. From a 1986 heroin bust in a Dublin apartment to a 2026 arrest in a Dubai detention facility, investigative journalist DJ Sikorski traces two intertwined stories: the rise of Christy Kinahan and his sons into a billion-euro empire with a professional boxing operation as its public face, and the global infrastructure that made it run, the ports of Antwerp and Rotterdam, the 'Ndrangheta, the cracked encrypted networks, and the Marengo trial that killed three people before it convicted anyone.Reconstructed entirely from the public record, court documents, sanctions filings, grand jury transcripts, and contemporaneous reporting, this is a story about what the most expensive law enforcement effort in history can and cannot do. Three life sentences. A private island seized. Two stolen Van Goghs recovered. A cartel leader in custody. And a European cocaine market at the largest recorded level in its history. The kings fall. The trade continues.Al Capone had his tax returns. Daniel Kinahan had Eddie Hutch.In the tradition of Roberto Saviano, and Misha Glenny, CARTEL KINGS is a riveting, meticulously sourced investigation into the new architecture of global organized crime, and the widening gap between the prosecution and the problem. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The video is fourteen seconds long. The man who fired the shots is the man who filmed them.By the time it reached a phone on Greene Street, in downtown Manhattan at four in the morning, it had been screen-recorded off a repost of a repost. Millions watched it on Instagram and Youtube. The recording ends before the only fact that matters is determined. The man on the sidewalk was an I.C.E Officer. In April 2025, the Manhattan District Attorney unsealed two indictments against rival crews in East Harlem: 176 overt acts, and responsibility for half the shootings in a single precinct over six months. Read the filings closely and something becomes clear. There is no empire here. Nobody is getting rich. The currency is attention. A destroyed memorial wreath, photographed and posted. A taunt sent at 11:54 at night. A shooting announced on Instagram before the police announce it. Teenagers are killing each other for the record of it, and the record is the point.CLOUT braids that reporting with the story of Ethan Marlowe, a twenty-one-year-old journalism student who has spent seven months earning the trust of a young man from the Bronx named Max. When the fourteen seconds land on Marlowe's phone, he understands two things at once: the video moved through networks Max grew up in, and the answer to what the recording leaves out will not come from any document. It will come from people. Getting it will cost every relationship he has, and it will teach him what the apparatus does to everything it touches, including the people who write about it.Drawn from court documents, police reports, and interviews, CLOUT is an unflinching account of a city where violence is content, grief is territory, and a phone is the most dangerous thing on the block. It is a book about what the record keeps and what it drops on the floor, and about the people who live in the space between the two.A hybrid original fiction/non-fiction journey. Book #1 in the Ethan Marlowe Series This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A retired Chicago cop. A folder he shouldn't open. A confession that could burn down the city.At 4:15 on a freezing January morning, a young man in an Audi slips a bag of cash into the depository slot of a Ukrainian Catholic church and drives off into the dark. It's the kind of thing nobody notices. Except two cops notice everything.Pat Conlon and Carlos Martinez have worked Chicago's streets together for decades - partners, brothers, throwbacks who still believe in the job even when the department doesn't deserve them. When a street informant starts talking about semi-trucks, hundreds of brand-new Glocks, and an alderman nobody can touch, the partners pull a thread that runs from the gang corners of the West Side to a grocery store in Ukrainian Village, across the Atlantic to a war zone, and into a confessional where the truth finally has to be spoken out loud.Written by former Chicago Police Officer Danny O'Toole, The Confession is a crime novel that could only come from someone who lived it - the informants, the surveillance, the politics, the loyalty, and the price of doing real police work in a city that eats its own.Some sins get forgiven. Some get investigated. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What does a lifetime of violence actually do to a city, once you get past the numbers and stand on the block where it lives DJ Sikorski set out to answer that from the inside. In 2021 he embedded for a year in Chicago's violence, and what he found was that the present he was reporting could not be read without its context, a half-century of corruption inside the Chicago Police Department.Across two braided narratives, one a present-tense year in the neighborhoods, the other a fifty-year reckoning with the department's torture, frame-ups, robbery crews, and cover-ups, Sikorski goes looking for the cause of the violence and finds no version of it simple enough to blame. What began as an assignment becomes a personal reckoning: with the city, with the year, and with how much of it he carried home and still cannot put down.Unflinching, deeply reported, and honest about how much it leaves unresolved.DJ Sikorski is an Emmy-nominated investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker whose credits include Live PD and Police 24/7. He has spent nearly three decades reporting from inside American law enforcement and the organized underworld.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What does a lifetime of violence actually do to a city, once you get past the numbers and stand on the block where it lives?DJ Sikorski set out to answer that from the inside. In 2021 he embedded for a year in Chicago's violence, and what he found was that the present he was reporting could not be read without its context, a half-century of corruption inside the Chicago Police Department.Across two braided narratives, one a present-tense year in the neighborhoods, the other a fifty-year reckoning with the department's torture, frame-ups, robbery crews, and cover-ups, Sikorski goes looking for the cause of the violence and finds no version of it simple enough to blame. What began as an assignment becomes a personal reckoning: with the city, with the year, and with how much of it he carried home and still cannot put down.Unflinching, deeply reported, and honest about how much it leaves unresolved.DJ Sikorski is an Emmy-nominated investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker whose credits include Live PD and Police 24/7. He has spent nearly three decades reporting from inside American law enforcement and the organized underworld. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What does a lifetime of violence actually do to a city, once you get past the numbers and stand on the block where it lives?DJ Sikorski set out to answer that from the inside. In 2021 he embedded for a year in Chicago's violence, and what he found was that the present he was reporting could not be read without its context, a half-century of corruption inside the Chicago Police Department.Across two braided narratives, one a present-tense year in the neighborhoods, the other a fifty-year reckoning with the department's torture, frame-ups, robbery crews, and cover-ups, Sikorski goes looking for the cause of the violence and finds no version of it simple enough to blame. What began as an assignment becomes a personal reckoning: with the city, with the year, and with how much of it he carried home and still cannot put down.Unflinching, deeply reported, and honest about how much it leaves unresolved.DJ Sikorski is an Emmy-nominated investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker whose credits include Live PD and Police 24/7. He has spent nearly three decades reporting from inside American law enforcement and the organized underworld. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In May 2017, four men from four countries gathered at a wedding in a sail-shaped hotel on an artificial island off the coast of Dubai. An Irishman, a Dutch-Moroccan, an Italian, and a Bosnian. Between them, they controlled roughly one-third of Europe's cocaine trade. The DEA was watching from outside.CARTEL KINGS is the definitive account of the super cartel, the most sophisticated international cocaine network ever assembled, built in the gaps between national borders, encrypted phone networks, and a Gulf sanctuary that no treaty could reach. From a 1986 heroin bust in a Dublin apartment to a 2026 arrest in a Dubai detention facility, investigative journalist DJ Sikorski traces two intertwined stories: the rise of Christy Kinahan and his sons into a billion-euro empire with a professional boxing operation as its public face, and the global infrastructure that made it run, the ports of Antwerp and Rotterdam, the 'Ndrangheta, the cracked encrypted networks, and the Marengo trial that killed three people before it convicted anyone.Reconstructed entirely from the public record, court documents, sanctions filings, grand jury transcripts, and contemporaneous reporting, this is a story about what the most expensive law enforcement effort in history can and cannot do. Three life sentences. A private island seized. Two stolen Van Goghs recovered. A cartel leader in custody. And a European cocaine market at the largest recorded level in its history. The kings fall. The trade continues.Al Capone had his tax returns. Daniel Kinahan had Eddie Hutch.In the tradition of Roberto Saviano, and Misha Glenny, CARTEL KINGS is a riveting, meticulously sourced investigation into the new architecture of global organized crime, and the widening gap between the prosecution and the problem. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The video is fourteen seconds long. The man who fired the shots is the man who filmed them.By the time it reached a phone on Greene Street, in downtown Manhattan at four in the morning, it had been screen-recorded off a repost of a repost. Millions watched it on Instagram and Youtube. The recording ends before the only fact that matters is determined. The man on the sidewalk was an I.C.E Officer. In April 2025, the Manhattan District Attorney unsealed two indictments against rival crews in East Harlem: 176 overt acts, and responsibility for half the shootings in a single precinct over six months. Read the filings closely and something becomes clear. There is no empire here. Nobody is getting rich. The currency is attention. A destroyed memorial wreath, photographed and posted. A taunt sent at 11:54 at night. A shooting announced on Instagram before the police announce it. Teenagers are killing each other for the record of it, and the record is the point.CLOUT braids that reporting with the story of Ethan Marlowe, a twenty-one-year-old journalism student who has spent seven months earning the trust of a young man from the Bronx named Max. When the fourteen seconds land on Marlowe's phone, he understands two things at once: the video moved through networks Max grew up in, and the answer to what the recording leaves out will not come from any document. It will come from people. Getting it will cost every relationship he has, and it will teach him what the apparatus does to everything it touches, including the people who write about it.Drawn from court documents, police reports, and interviews, CLOUT is an unflinching account of a city where violence is content, grief is territory, and a phone is the most dangerous thing on the block. It is a book about what the record keeps and what it drops on the floor, and about the people who live in the space between the two.A hybrid original fiction/non-fiction journey. Book #1 in the Ethan Marlowe Series.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In May 2017, four men from four countries gathered at a wedding in a sail-shaped hotel on an artificial island off the coast of Dubai. An Irishman, a Dutch-Moroccan, an Italian, and a Bosnian. Between them, they controlled roughly one-third of Europe's cocaine trade. The DEA was watching from outside.CARTEL KINGS is the definitive account of the super cartel, the most sophisticated international cocaine network ever assembled, built in the gaps between national borders, encrypted phone networks, and a Gulf sanctuary that no treaty could reach. From a 1986 heroin bust in a Dublin apartment to a 2026 arrest in a Dubai detention facility, investigative journalist DJ Sikorski traces two intertwined stories: the rise of Christy Kinahan and his sons into a billion-euro empire with a professional boxing operation as its public face, and the global infrastructure that made it run, the ports of Antwerp and Rotterdam, the 'Ndrangheta, the cracked encrypted networks, and the Marengo trial that killed three people before it convicted anyone.Reconstructed entirely from the public record, court documents, sanctions filings, grand jury transcripts, and contemporaneous reporting, this is a story about what the most expensive law enforcement effort in history can and cannot do. Three life sentences. A private island seized. Two stolen Van Goghs recovered. A cartel leader in custody. And a European cocaine market at the largest recorded level in its history. The kings fall. The trade continues.Al Capone had his tax returns. Daniel Kinahan had Eddie Hutch.In the tradition of Roberto Saviano, and Misha Glenny, CARTEL KINGS is a riveting, meticulously sourced investigation into the new architecture of global organized crime, and the widening gap between the prosecution and the problem. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…