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Mersin F: The Untouchables Club - The
Final Stops Of The Lolita Express

The Untouchables Club - The Final Stops Of The Lolita Express

Palgrave Advances in Criminology and Criminal Justice in Asia

Millions of the world’s children engage in labour, often exploitative and essential to their survival (UNICEF 2021). However, labour – as a driving factor for young people’s involvement in organized crime remains marginalized in the Criminology discourse. This book estalishes a labour lens, discussing the need for young people to work, earn an income and assist their survival on the streets, embedded within wider structures of illicit markets, established organised crime and state. It draws on data from three studies conducted in Bangladesh, China and Nepal which explore the landscape of gangs and organised crime and the specific involvement of vulnerable children in these criminal enterprises. It considers economic drivers, alongside the moral economy within the context of ecological framework of crime, embedded with wider issues of coloniality. In doing so the book develops a new theory conceptual framework for considering young people’s involvement in organised crime. It helps to refine conceptualisations of gangs and the involvement of children in criminal entities, opening up discussions and critiques of universalised assertations largely derived from the global North. It also discusses implications for research, policy and practice.Sally Atkinson-Sheppard 
 is Lecturer in Criminology the the University of Westminster, UK.

Re-thinking Gangs and Organised Crime in a Pan-Asian Context

Theorising a Lens of Labour

Fighting Miami's Cocaine Wars, Hunting Griselda Blanco, And My Fight To Stay Alive

Killing The Lieutenant

Silent Theft: The Hidden Epidemic of Elder Financial Exploitation is a powerful and eye-opening examination of one of the fastest growing yet most overlooked crimes affecting vulnerable populations across America. Through research, analysis, and real-world insight, Dr. Andy T. Williams exposes the devastating reality of elder financial exploitation and the emotional, psychological, and financial damage it leaves behind. 
This compelling work explores how perpetrators often gain access through trust, manipulation, caregiving relationships, and positions of authority. It uncovers the warning signs, risk factors, and behavioral patterns connected to financial abuse while highlighting the urgent need for awareness, education, prevention, and protection.

Drawing from survey data collected from elderly individuals in Martin and St. Lucie Counties, Silent Theft provides an in-depth look into the experiences of aging adults who have encountered fraud, deception, property theft, abuse of power, and financial manipulation. The book challenges families, caregivers, professionals, and communities to confront this growing crisis with compassion, accountability, and proactive solutions.

More than a research study, Silent Theft is a call to action. It empowers readers with knowledge designed to help recognize exploitation early, strengthen safeguards for aging loved ones, and promote dignity, independence, and justice for older adults everywhere.

Because sometimes the greatest theft is not what is taken from the bank account, but what is stolen from a person's peace, trust, and security.

Silent Theft

Police, Politics, and Cocaine

Snowstorm

From the Manhattan District Attorney's Office to the front lines of public accountability, Jeff Schlanger's Doing Right is the story of one man's journey through crime, corruption, institutional failure, and the hard discipline of conscience.

Jeff Schlanger entered the Manhattan District Attorney's Office in 1978, where he spent more than a decade as a senior trial and investigative attorney at the forefront of the office's organized crime work, including the investigation and prosecution of the Westies and John Gotti. Following his years as a prosecutor, Schlanger moved into the private sector, representing a journalist whose reporting on the TWA Flight 800 disaster led to federal criminal charges that raised fundamental questions about freedom of the press and the limits of federal authority.

Beginning in 2001, Schlanger helped lead the federal monitorship overseeing the Los Angeles Police Department - the largest police consent decree in American history - a role that continued for nearly eight years. He also led the operation to recover millions of dollars of gold from the World Trade Center site, coordinating with the NYPD, the Port Authority Police Department, and the Bank of Nova Scotia. He later returned to the Manhattan District Attorney's Office as Chief of Staff to District Attorney Cyrus Vance, and subsequently served as Deputy Commissioner of the NYPD, where he founded and led the Risk Management Bureau.

Doing Right is not simply a memoir of cases. It is an account of what it means to pursue justice inside institutions that are sometimes flawed, sometimes political, and sometimes resistant to the very accountability they are supposed to uphold. Across four decades, one question never left him: what does it actually mean to do right?

From Prosecutor to Reformer: A Journey Through Crime, Corruption, Complacency, and Change

Doing Right

The insider account of America's border crisis that few others could write. Go inside the investigations, the wire rooms, and the desert corridors with the special agent who helped take down El Chapo-and realized the system was still winning.
Eric S. Balliet began his federal law-enforcement career on July 26, 1999, as a U.S. Border Patrol agent on the front lines of the U.S.-Mexico border. On September 11, 2001 - his second day in the U.S. Customs office, Balliet watched the towers fall. Shortly after, he was sworn in as a Special Agent, beginning a career shaped from its earliest moments by a changed America.
What followed was a twenty-five-year career spanning US Customs, ICE, and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), from the desert corridors of southern Arizona to the wire rooms where cartel communications were intercepted, decoded, and turned into action.
In Kingpins and Coyotes, Balliet takes readers inside the investigations, operations, and hidden systems that shaped America's long standing fight against drug trafficking, human smuggling, and the Sinaloa Cartel - including the covert efforts that helped locate and capture Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán.
But this is not a victory lap.
It is an honest reckoning.
The same criminal infrastructure that moves narcotics across the southern border also supports the coyote networks that move migrants through the same desert corridors. Drugs and people are different commodities, but they often travel through overlapping systems built on logistics, corruption, surveillance, violence, and profit.
Balliet spent twenty-five years working both sides of that equation.
From desert patrols and stash houses to informant meetings, wire intercepts, cartel plazas, cross-border coordination, and Washington policy rooms, Kingpins and Coyotes reveals how the border really works and why arresting kingpins, seizing loads, and disrupting routes have never been enough to stop the machine from adapting.
Inside, you'll discover:How the Sinaloa Cartel moves narcotics across America's border - and why enforcement alone has never stopped them
How human-smuggling pipelines operate, and why so many end in tragedy
How HSI wire operations helped crack cartel communications and located one of the world's most wanted fugitives
Why capturing El Chapo changed less than most Americans were led to believe
The hard truths about the border that politics, cable news, and official talking points rarely explain


Where other cartel books often end with the arrest, Kingpins and Coyotes asks the harder question:
Did the arrest change the system - or did the system simply keep moving?
Balliet helped pursue some of the most powerful figures in the Sinaloa Cartel and watched the organization reopen for business the next morning. He enforced immigration law from the desert floor and still wrestled with the human cost of the people who died trying to cross it.
This is not another cartel story told from a distance.
It is not a political talking-point book.
And it is not a memoir about one agent as the hero.
It is a firsthand account of the machine itself - the kingpins, the coyotes, the agents, the migrants, the traffickers, the victims, the policies, and the demand that keeps the system alive.
For readers of Hunting El Chapo, El Narco, Drug Warrior, and The Fort Bragg Cartel - and viewers of Narcos and Trafficked - Kingpins and Coyotes is raw, riveting, and real.

25 Years as a Special Agent Hunting Drug Cartel Bosses and Human Smugglers

Kingpins and Coyotes

"Immunity is an illusion that exists only as long as no one is talking about you."
December 19, 2025. The U.S. Department of Justice unleashed a 6-million-page secret upon the world. Official documents, photographs, audio recordings... But was everything truly laid bare?
Researcher and Author Furkan Mersin dove into this mountain of documents like a digital detective. What he encountered was not a simple tale of sexual abuse, but the codes of a global power operation. This book deciphers those codes for the first time:
 The true identities of the Lolita Express's "final passengers" and whom they were "serving" on that plane.

Crónica del surgimiento, desarrollo y transformaciones del Cártel de las drogas más peligroso de México. El cártel de Sinaloa explica y detalla el mundo del narco: desde los pioneros del negocio como Pedro Avilés, los sicarios desalmados que matan gobernadores como el Gitano, policías corruptos al estilo Guillermo González Calderoni, hasta hechos sorprendentes como la expulsión masiva de chinos durante la segunda década del siglo XX, las primeras rutas trasnacionales de la cocaína, o la fuga de Joaquín el Chapo Guzmán. Aquí todos cuentan su versión sobre el lucrativo tráfico de drogas en Sinaloa, que es la historia misma del narcotráfico en México. Este libro da voz al hijo de un narcotraficante que relata cómo es vivir con ese estigma; también aparece un abogado de la mafia que abre puertas de tribunales y prisiones de máxima seguridad; soldados oaxaqueños que erradican cultivos de mariguana en la sierra de Badiraguato; un comandante guerrillero del ERPI en Guerrero, o un político y empresario millonario de San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León. Todos ellos son piezas clave en el mundo del narco y aquí ofrecen testimonios reveladores. La PGR, la DEA y el Ejército mexicano lo hacen a través de expedientes oficiales, algunos publicados por primera vez en este libro. Se da a conocer asimismo la versión directa de capos como Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo, el Jefe de Jefes, cuyos escritos de puño y letra acusan a las autoridades de ser las auténticas responsables de crear y organizar la distribución de los llamados cárteles. Diego Enrique Osorno, a través de una ágil narración periodística, nos ofrece el más completo panorama del cártel fundacional del narcotráfico y uno de los más poderosos que han existido en México. ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONA chronicle of the rise, development, and transformations of Mexico's most dangerous drug cartel. The Sinaloa Cartel explains and details the world of drug trafficking: from the pioneers of the business such as Pedro Avilés, the ruthless sicarios who kill governors like "El Gitano," corrupt police officers in the style of Guillermo González Calderoni, to surprising events such as the mass expulsion of Chinese immigrants during the second decade of the twentieth century, the first transnational cocaine routes, and the escape of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán. Here, everyone tells their version of the lucrative drug trade in Sinaloa, which is the very history of drug trafficking in Mexico. This book gives voice to the son of a drug trafficker who recounts what it is like to live with that stigma; it also features a mafia lawyer who opens doors in courtrooms and maximum-security prisons; Oaxacan soldiers who eradicate marijuana crops in the mountains of Badiraguato; a guerrilla commander from the ERPI in Guerrero; and a wealthy politician and businessman from San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León. All of them are key players in the world of narcotrafficking, and here they offer revealing testimonies. The PGR, the DEA, and the Mexican Army also speak through official files, some published for the first time in this book. The direct version of kingpins such as Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo, the "Boss of Bosses," is also made known-his handwritten accounts accuse the authorities of being the true architects behind the creation and organization of the so-called cartels. Through agile journalistic narration, Diego Enrique Osorno offers the most complete overview of the foundational cartel of Mexican drug trafficking and one of the most powerful to ever exist in Mexico.

El Cártel de Sinaloa / The Sinaloa Cartel

Jimmy Hoffa Is Missing

B &amp; W-FIELD RESEARCH BLACK &amp; WHITE EDITION
The disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa remains the most intriguing unsolved mystery in American history.

"Jimmy Hoffa Is Missing-Beyond the Gap" is not just another retelling-it is a comprehensive researcher's guide designed for those willing to look deeper, question assumptions, and re-examine the evidence.

Eric Shawn-FOX News (2026): " Beyond The Gap is the most detailed and comprehensive, fact-filled recounting of the Hoffa case that exists. It brings new details out. If anyone wants to know anything, the new book is the only place to go."

Built for both serious investigators and curious readers, this volume compiles decades of information into a structured, accessible format. Whether read cover to cover or explored by topic, each chapter guides the reader through the complex web of events surrounding July 30, 1975.

Forget what you think you know.
This guide challenges long-held conclusions by presenting:Detailed timelines of meetings, calls, and movements
Profiles of key figures, witnesses, and suspects
Eyewitness accounts-both known and newly introduced
Updates on all the experts and contributions from notable independent researchers
Interactive Maps to plot each location and the suspect's routes
Critical gaps, inconsistencies, and overlooked connections
A forensics expert helps analyze and offers to re-examine the hard evidence
The ULTIMATE Timeline has everything you need as a reference
QR Code link to updates that do not expire after the book is out



At the center of this work is a simple goal: to encourage renewed examination-and to inspire those with knowledge to finally come forward.

The 5 Ws: From the question of who was involved... to what happened... to why, when, where, and how-this book methodically walks the reader through every layer of the case.

And it doesn't stop at publication. A dedicated QR link provides ongoing updates, ensuring that this investigation continues to evolve-because the search for the truth is far from over.

IRI-Researchers Guide to the Disappearance of James Riddle Hoffa (B&W)

Jimmy Hoffa Is Missing-BEYOND THE GAP

Betrayed by the Government He Served, He Became the Mob's Most Trusted Advisor.

Boston, 1950s. Fred G. Pastore was one of the IRS's most feared investigators-a relentless enforcer tasked with dismantling the Patriarca crime family, tracking illegal gambling money, and exposing tax fraud at the highest levels of business and government. They called him "The Eliot Ness of Boston." But when his investigations led him to the White House, he was given a impossible choice-by none other than Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy.

The case? A high-profile tax scandal involving presidential aide Sherman Adams and textile tycoon Bernard Goldfine, now remembered as the infamous "Vicuña Coat Affair."

Fred's investigations of mob figures like Jerry Angiulo and Raymond Patriarca earned him national headlines and powerful enemies. What followed shocked the city: instead of accepting a demotion to a lower position in Syracuse, New York, Fred faced his life's most pivotal moment and reinvented himself as a private tax advisor to the very mobsters he once pursued.

Confidence of the Mob is a gripping true crime memoir told by Fred's grandson, who received a sealed box of case files, press clippings, and handwritten memos decades after Fred's death. Based on never-before-seen documents, firsthand interviews, and family archives, the book chronicles one man's journey from government enforcer to trusted consigliere.

Includes original press photos, internal IRS documents, and links to a companion podcast series featuring interviews with former distinguished attorneys, DAs, family members, and former clients-including some of the largest Las Vegas casino owners in history.

Confidence of The Mob

A partir de una extensa investigación de campo, Federico Mastrogiovanni traza el mapa de la desaparición forzada en México. Al rastrear la genealogía de este delito, Federico Mastrogiovanni se remonta a la década de 1970, cuando el Ejército mexicano desapareció al luchador social, Rosendo Radilla, durante la llamada "guerra sucia". La línea histórica llega hasta nuestros días con el caso de Alan Cerón, un joven desaparecido en Cuernavaca; el de Melchor Flores, conocido como el Vaquero galáctico, y con el de Nepomuceno Moreno, quien por buscar a su hijo fue primero amenazado por las fuerzas de seguridad y luego asesinado.En esta edición actualizada de Ni vivos ni muertos se estudia el caso de los 43 normalistas de Ayotzinapa en el contexto de la desaparición forzada generalizada y en el marco de la estrategia de terror funcional del Estado para el control de territorios, el cual favorece los intereses de trasnacionales petroleras y mineras. Premio pen México 2015 XLIV Certamen Nacional e Internacional de Periodismo ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONBased on extensive field research, Federico Mastrogiovanni maps the landscape of forced disappearance in Mexico.Tracing the genealogy of this crime, Federico Mastrogiovanni goes back to the 1970s, when the Mexican Army disappeared social activist Rosendo Radilla during the so-called "Dirty War." The historical line extends to the present day with the case of Alan Cerón, a young man disappeared in Cuernavaca; that of Melchor Flores, known as the "Galactic Cowboy"; and that of Nepomuceno Moreno, who, for searching for his missing son, was first threatened by security forces and later murdered. In this updated edition of Neither Alive nor Dead, the case of the 43 Ayotzinapa students is examined within the broader context of widespread forced disappearance and within the framework of the State's functional strategy of terror for territorial control-one that favors the interests of transnational oil and mining corporations. PEN Mexico Prize 2015 XLIV National and International Journalism Award

Ni vivos ni muertos (Edición actualizada) / Neither Alive Nor Dead (Updated Edition)

The Untouchables Club - The Final Stops Of The Lolita Express

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