Hi everyone and welcome to episode 27 of FBI retired case foul review with

Jerry Williams. I'm a retired agent writing crime fiction inspired by actual FBI cases.

In this episode we get to speak to Bill Grace.

Now Bill served more than 33 years with the FBI, working mostly white-collar crime and corruption cases.

In this interview he talks about conducting two high-profile municipal corruption investigations at the same time.

One was directed at the corrupt activities of Camden, New Jersey Mayor Milton Milan,

and the other targeted Washington Township New Jersey Mayor Jerry Luongo.

Electronic and physical surveillance revealed that even before Milan entered municipal

politics, he was associating with drug dealers as well as members of the

Philadelphia mob and that after being elected first to City Council and then as mayor,

he continued those relationships. During Milan's corruption trial, the head of the Philly mob

cooperated with investigators and testified against Milton Milan. The Luongo case was initiated based on a questionable land deal,

but resulted in the mayor being charged with the misuse

of the Township's Community Fund.

Bill was able to work both of these cases with the assistance of colleagues from the Cherry

Hill Resident Agency, which is a resident agency out of the Philadelphia Division, and colleagues from the IRS and the United States Attorney's Office.

Both investigations resulted in both mayors being convicted

and receiving jail sentences.

Now I have to tell you,

working two high-profile municipal corruption investigations

against mayors of two towns and cities in South Jersey at the same time is a feat

a feat that has earned Bill the nickname Mayor Slayer.

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