Inside the Counting Room: How the Mob Owned Las Vegas Without Owning Anything

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For nearly a decade, four mob bosses collected millions of dollars from Las Vegas casinos they never officially owned. No names on licenses. No presence in counting rooms. No paper trail connecting them to anything.
The man who made that possible was not a gangster. He was a casino operations specialist named Carl Thomas — and he engineered one of the most sophisticated financial crimes in American history from the inside out.
This is Operation Strawman. The FBI's largest mob prosecution in Las Vegas history. The story of how the Chicago Outfit, Kansas City, Milwaukee, and Cleveland divided a city between them — and how the man who built the entire machine eventually walked into a federal building and took it apart himself.
Hello, I'm Justin and this is Vegas Untold.
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Vegas Untold
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Operation Strawman, Las Vegas mob history, Stardust casino history
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