Killing Made Men #1

Two Iconic Crime Lords. Two Identical "Heart Attacks." One Explosive Theory.

Their deaths were recorded as natural. The timing was anything but.

As Lucky Luciano finalized his tell-all biopic at Naples Airport in 1962, Italian police prepared to arrest him for running a global heroin empire. He collapsed of "heart failure" minutes later.

Six years later, Harlem's feared kingpin Bumpy Johnson facing life in prison for a nationwide narcotics operation dropped dead eating lunch in New York. His cause of death? The same convenient diagnosis: congestive heart failure.

Now, We ask questions about a chilling pattern: Could it be?

• The CIA's secret alliance with organized crime during the Cold War?
• Toxin programs designed to induce undetectable heart attacks?
• A systematic silencing of witnesses who knew too much?

The Naples Convenience, uncover Luciano's shadow role in CIA-Mafia plots and the medical contradictions surrounding his death.

Harlem's Last Supper, follow Bumpy Johnson's battle against federal prosecutors and the forensic anomalies ignored after his collapse.

Why did the world's most powerful intelligence agency target these men? What secrets died with them? And how did identical heart attacks deliver perfect justice for the state?

"Killing Made Men" weaves forensic evidence, witness testimony, and geopolitical analysis into a gripping investigation that asks:

Were two of history's greatest crime bosses eliminated by the very government that hunted them?

Perfect for readers of:

• Killers of the Flower Moon • Chaos by Tom O'Neill • The Devil's Chessboard