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Subject to availability

while stocks last. On January 18, 1962, while Bumpy Johnson was finishing his final year of prison at Alcatraz,

and Frank Lucas was surviving as a petty thief and a part-time heroin dealer in Harlem,

NYPD Detective Eddie Egan was in Brooklyn, tearing apart wet plaster, which had been recently applied to a hole

in the ceiling of Joe Fuka's basement. Joe was an elderly Italian man with mob connections,

who was upstairs in his kitchen, ranting and cursing the lawman who had barged into his house with a search warrant.

In Joe's basement, weeks of exhausting surveillance were finally paying off.

Detective Egan and his partner, Sonny Grasso, thought they might be onto something big,

and their early hunch had grown into a task force of NYPD detectives and

agents from the Federal Bureau of Narcotics. Now in Joe Fuka's basement, Egan pulled bags of

white powder and guns out of a hole that had been cut into the ceiling and recently repaired

with plaster. When Egan was done, the hall totaled 24 pounds of powder.

The federal agent in the basement with Egan pulled out a marquee reagent testing kit. He took

out a small glass vial that contained a liquid mixture of sulfuric acid and formaldehyde.

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