James S. Duardi and the Oklahoma Connection part 2

Gangland Wire

Gary Jenkins: Mafia Detective

True Crime, Documentary, History, Society & Culture

4.6 • 645 Ratings

🗓️ 30 September 2015

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

In this podcast, learn how a mob hit gone wrong can be ignored by a Federal judge because of a disagreement with the Strike Force. The U.S. Strike Force was formed to cut though jurisdictional boundaries and eliminate inter agency rivalries. In major American cities with La Cosa Nostra families, the Department of Justice created a separate division titled the Strike Force. Each city had an Assistant U.S. Attorney to lead the Strike Force. Several other attorneys were hired to prosecute Strike Force cases. Each Federal agency like the F.B.I., A.T.F. , D.E.A., Agriculture Dept, I.R.S. and Immigration assigned agents to the strike force. They were to select high value targets like Nick Civella, Cork Civella, Tuffy DeLuna or Jimmy Duardi and later drug kingpins were added to the targets. Bill Ouseley explains the result of the Oklahoma case and how the Strike Force works.

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0:00.0	Former Kansas City Police Department Intelligence Detective and now attorney Gary Jenkins,
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0:50.8	And now, here's Gary Jenkins.
0:53.3	Welcome back to Gangland Wire Crime Stories, folks. This is Gary Jenkins, and this is going to be the second part of our Jimmy DeWarty show. And our special guest, Bill Owsley, is back here with us again tonight. Don't forget, I know a lot of you already probably have read his books, but tell other
1:12.3	people about them. They're great books. If you like Kansas City organized crime, there's the best
1:17.9	books that you can buy. Open City will tell the story of the mafia in Kansas City from the
1:23.6	turn of the century up until the 50s or so, and then mobsters in our midst will tell
1:28.5	it from that time on forward until Bill retired. And he was assigned to the organized crime
1:35.5	squad and local FBI office in Kansas City for his entire career, practically. I think he only
1:41.4	had one other office that he was assigned to, which is pretty
1:45.1	unusual for an agent to just have one office and the main office that he was assigned to for all
1:52.0	those years. But first, as usual, we're down in the deep dark confines of the big dumb fun show
1:57.0	studios, and we're here with my friend Aaron say hello Aaron hello Aaron
2:02.1	Aaron tell the folks a little bit about your show and your new project again the
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