Gangster Planet Where "Being Connected" Means Never Having to Say You're Sorry

Gangster Planet, which is thoroughly researched and documented, yet written in a style that entertains while it informs. Much of the book provides historical analysis about how— as technology is constantly changing— crime not only persists unabated, but criminals upgrade their modernized techniques of doing business as well. It also shows how criminals involved in drug trafficking work hand-in-hand with more “ professional” white-collar criminals who assist in laundering the proceeds of crime through public corporations throughout the world. An alternative subtitle could have been “ The Transition of Organized Crime into Transnational Organized Crime” .

Linda Minor is a retired attorney, formerly licensed in Texas, whose legal specialty was real property law and land titles. She has a second career as a blogger and researcher for Daniel Hopsicker and other published authors. She lives near Austin, Texas with her British-born husband and two cats. Daniel Hopsicker is an author and filmmaker whose works include the book Welcome to Terrorland and the documentary film Mohamed Atta & the Venice Flying Circus.