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The FBI's UNwanted: Spics, Spooks and Broads

De : Cynthia J. Herrin, Hugo Rodriguez
Lu par : Hugo Rodriguez
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What happens when the FBI's undercover man becomes unwanted by the FBI? For twenty years, Hugo lived in a world most people see only in movies. It was a harrowing life, from working outside J. Edgar Hoover’s hallowed office to operating in the ‘Dungeon on the Top Floor’, the FBI’s super-secret surveillance facility hidden deep in Manhattan. As an FBI agent, Hugo posed as a hitman. He controlled people who could never know who he really was. Spies. Murderers. Money launderers. Kidnappers. Counterfeiters. After the tortured death of one of its agents and the DEA’s refused to investigate heroin trafficking, Hugo picked up the reins. He heroin deals aboard are Learjet are legendary. Eventually, Hugo infiltrated the Mafia—not as an informant, but as their legal advisor. Along the way Hugo learned the Bureau’s tricks and tactics, and their dirty strategies, and used them to make America a better place.But some of Hugo’s most intractable adversaries weren't criminals. They came from inside his own organization. In a world of driven, ambitious men working outside the public eye and armed with Machiavellian tactics, members of the FBI turned on each other as easily as gangsters in the underground world. Hugo saw prejudice, politics, enormous egos, and retaliation. The FBI had its own mafias. He saw the FBI break his colleagues and destroy not only the lives of America’s criminals, but of its own people. After twenty years inside the Bureau, the question was... could Hugo right this wrong without losing his freedom or being broken in return?This is the story FBI agent Hugo Rodriguez couldn't tell.Until now.©2025 Hugo A. Rodriguez and Cynthia J. Herrin (P)2026 Hugo A. Rodriguez and Cynthia J. Herrin
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