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The FBI, Strip Clubs and the Mafia – Mark Sewell
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The FBI, Strip Clubs and the Mafia – Mark Sewell

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Soft White Underbelly interview and portrait of Mark Sewell, a former FBI agent who helped take down a mafia owned strip club in Atlanta.

Here's a link to Mark's book: https://a.co/d/0cLR9SpS

00:00 Former FBI Agent on the Biggest Mob Case of His Career
00:51 The Gold Club: A Gambino Crime Family Front
02:35 How the Mafia Made Millions Through Atlanta's Strip Club Boom
10:50 Building an FBI Case with Informants and Undercover Intelligence
17:21 Credit Card Fraud, Celebrity Clients & Organized Crime
24:08 Drugs, Prostitution, Corrupt Police & the FBI Raid
35:06 The Historic Mob Trial and Why the Defendants Pleaded Guilty
45:25 The $10 Million Mafia Takedown and Steve Kaplan's Sentence
50:50 Is the Mafia Still Powerful Today? Inside the FBI's Victory
54:42 From Mob Investigations to Gangs, Drugs & Violent Crime

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