Welcome, all you wiretappers out there.

Good to be back here in the studio of Gangland Wire.

As you can tell, I hope the collar's turned up a little bit.

Maybe play a little golf later on.

I certainly have a golf shirt on and it's getting to me summertime.

I won't play more golf and more golf.

It's my last addiction.

My last bad habit, as they say.

Anyhow, today we have Greg Stelsinski. I tell you what,

Greg, you got to pronounce your name for you. I struggle with name sometimes. Greg, welcome.

It's pronounced nothing like it looks. It's stacal, like it was S-T-A-Y. Okay. And that's check.

So I learned about you through, I think maybe LinkedIn, but I'm not sure.

I just saw that you were a retired FBI agent and you were part of the team that took kind of

in mob history world, that famous picture of the day that I believe it was Jack Tocco was made boss

and the Detroit family. Is that correct? That is correct. That was quite a quite a picture you guys

got that day. Tell me and tell the guys out there a little bit about your career.

Were you in law enforcement before you went to the FBI or were you had an accountant

or a language guy or a lawyer or a policeman?

No, I had a little bit of exposure to law enforcement, but not really anything of any significance. But after undergrad,

I'd wanted to be an FBI agent since I was a kid. And after undergrad, I met with an agent in Lincoln,

Nebraska, where I was going to school. And he said, hey, if you can get into law school, that's the

best way to get into the bureau.

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