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1. www.vanityfair.com › news › 1997The Man Who Kept The Secrets - Vanity Fair

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   Apr 6, 1997 · The Man Who Kept The Secrets. One of the great hidden figures of 20th-century organized crime, attorney Sidney Korshak was thought by many to be the most powerful man in Hollywood for the last ...

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3. liebertpub.com › doi › 10VENOMOUS IN THE EXTREME: UNDERSTANDING FRANK SINATRA'S ...

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   Sep 16, 2020 · In addition to his ongoing ties with New York and New Jersey (alleged) mobsters, Sinatra kindled an enduring friendship with Chicago's Sam Giancana in the 1950s. Sinatra did not exactly keep the relationship a secret.

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4. www.westhollywoodhistory.org › galleries › wrongWrong Door Raid: The Celebrity Scandal That Irked Sinatra ...

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   In early 1957, at four in the morning, two uniformed LAPD officers burst into Frank Sinatra’s house uninvited, woke up the famous crooner and served him with a subpoena ordering him to appear before the Los Angeles County grand jury investigating the Wrong Door Raid. Sinatra was furious.

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6. www.dailymail.co.uk › tvshowbiz › article-13946829Untold story of how Frank Sinatra ended up 'begging for his ...

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   4 days ago · Frank Sinatra had to beg for his life after the New York mafia took out a hit on him in the early 1970s, according to a new book. Mafia Takedown, written by former FBI agent Mike Campi, reveals ...

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8. www.history.com › news › frank-sinatra-mob-ties-fbi-fileFrank Sinatra’s Mob Ties and Other Secrets from His FBI File

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   May 14, 2018 · An article about Frank Sinatra’s speculated mob ties with Sam Giancana, scanned in his FBI file. Sinatra flaunted his friendships with people connected to organized crime, and took plenty...

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   Was Frank Sinatra connected to the Mafia?

   • Sinatra’s FBI file reads like a guide to the era’s organized crime figures. Though Sinatra always denied he was connected to the mob, he did interact with famous Mafia figures like Chicago mob boss Sam Giancana, with whom he was close friends. Frank Sinatra signing papers before leaving his draft board in Newark, New Jersey.

   Frank Sinatra’s Mob Ties and Other Secrets from His FBI File

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   Did Frank Sinatra have mob ties with Sam Giancana?

   • An article about Frank Sinatra’s speculated mob ties with Sam Giancana, scanned in his FBI file. Sinatra flaunted his friendships with people connected to organized crime, and took plenty of public photographs with known mobsters. His gangster friends shared his passions—gambling, women, money—and they often met in casinos and nightclubs.

   Frank Sinatra’s Mob Ties and Other Secrets from His FBI File

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   Did Frank Sinatra have to beg for his life?

   • Frank Sinatra had to beg for his life, after the New York mafia took out a hit on him in the late 1960s, according to details revealed in an explosive new book, Mafia Takedown.

   EXCLUSIVEUntold story of how Frank Sinatra ended up 'begging for his …

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   Did FBI recover money from Frank Sinatra kidnapping?

   • Chief FBI agent William G. Simons of Los Angeles and FBI Assistant Director Joseph Casper show newsmen the money recovered with the capture of three men in connection with the Frank Sinatra, Jr. kidnapping.

   Frank Sinatra’s Mob Ties and Other Secrets from His FBI File

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   Are Harry Cohn and Mickey Cohen Jewish?

   • Harry Cohn and Mickey Cohen were born to Russian Jews in New York, and both went young to California. One became the fearsome head of Columbia Pictures, the other the fearsome renegade of Hollywood crime. Though Hollywood was far more segregated than organized crime, not everyone in the movie racket was a Jew.

   The Man Who Kept The Secrets - Vanity Fair

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   Did Roselli convince Cohn to cast Sinatra?

   • Roselli is said to have 'persuaded' Cohn to cast Sinatra after all, telling him he was a 'f***ing dead man' if he didn't do as he was told. But, through his personal conversations with George Barone, Campi uncovered even more damning details about Ol' Blue Eyes' affiliation with the Genovese family.

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10. www.nytimes.com › 1970/02/04 › archivesHigh Court Rejects Sinatra Challenge Of Jersey Subpoena

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    Feb 4, 1970 · WASHINGTON, Feb. 3—The Supreme Court refused today to prevent the arrest of Frank Sinatra for declining to answer a subpoena from the New Jer sey State Commission of In vestigation. The...