Hello, I'm Edward October. Over the years, I've narrated more ghost stories, horror shows,

and creepypastas than I can count. And yet, the crimes discussed on our true crime podcast

managed to scare the shit out of me. This program is not suitable for children or the faint of heart.

If you are such a person, go ahead and switch off this podcast.

Listen to something else.

Are you still with us?

Well, we've warned you. Hi, Jen.

Cam, how you doing?

I'm doing pretty okay.

How about yourself?

I'm doing great.

I feel the sun is a shining today and it's

almost going to be 50 i think a blustering 50 yes considering it's been in the negatives negative 50 okay

not really but felt like it well i got a case for you today this is a little bit a little bit older

a little bit older case i mean it's not that old but you know I love me some mafia, right? Anything. And this is a doozy. It's like just a dozy. All I got to say about that,

humdinger maybe, I don't know. But you ready? Sure. So we are traveling back to November 6th, 1990. The air was crisp and the belt parkway was humming

with the usual New York traffic. Among the cars was Eddie Lino, an old school Gambino

enforcer, a man whose name carried weight in the city's

underworld. Now, he had spent years dodging the law, slipping through the fingers, all that stuff.

You know, he's pretty used to having to deal with police officers, the law, Johnny Law,

if you will, and getting out. But this time, the flashing red and blue lights and his

rearview weren't just another routine hassle. As the unmarked car closed in, Lino must have felt it.

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