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Organized Crime:  The Windows Case (9/18/24)

Organized Crime: The Windows Case (9/18/24)

Update: 2024-09-18
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The Windows Case of the 1980s in New York City began as a straightforward project to replace broken windows in public housing but quickly spiraled into a massive corruption scandal involving the Mafia, city officials, and contractors. Organized crime, particularly the Genovese and Lucchese families, used their control over unions to rig the bidding process, profiting from millions in fraudulent contracts while delivering substandard work. Federal investigators, through Operation Windows, uncovered widespread collusion, resulting in numerous arrests, including Mafia bosses and corrupt officials. The trial, a media spectacle, led to convictions that exposed the deep-rooted corruption in city governance. Though reforms were implemented to restore public trust, the legacy of the case remains a cautionary tale of greed, systemic failure, and the persistent threat of organized crime’s influence in public works.


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Organized Crime:  The Windows Case (9/18/24)

Organized Crime: The Windows Case (9/18/24)

Bobby Capucci