John Pascucci, former Chief of International Operations for the U.S. Marshals Service, had a caseload that reads like a Who's Who of the criminal world: superspy Christopher Boyce, Auschwitz's Dr. Josef Mengele, CIA traitor Frank Terpil--the "world's most dangerous man"--and dozens more. He hunted Nazis, neo-Nazis, murderers, bombers, drug smugglers, terrorists, and spies. He always got his man. He used what some policemen call "aggressiveness" and "imagination"--in other words, he broke every law in the book.
A real-life character out of Joseph Wambaugh, tougher than anybody Elmore Leonard ever dreamed up, John Pascucci has a fascinating story to tell, and he tells all in The Manhunter.
Language
English
Pages
384
Format
Hardcover
Release
August 01, 1996
ISBN 13
9780671885182
The Manhunter: The Astounding True Story of the U.S. Marshal Who Tracked Down the World's Most Evil Criminals
John Pascucci, former Chief of International Operations for the U.S. Marshals Service, had a caseload that reads like a Who's Who of the criminal world: superspy Christopher Boyce, Auschwitz's Dr. Josef Mengele, CIA traitor Frank Terpil--the "world's most dangerous man"--and dozens more. He hunted Nazis, neo-Nazis, murderers, bombers, drug smugglers, terrorists, and spies. He always got his man. He used what some policemen call "aggressiveness" and "imagination"--in other words, he broke every law in the book.
A real-life character out of Joseph Wambaugh, tougher than anybody Elmore Leonard ever dreamed up, John Pascucci has a fascinating story to tell, and he tells all in The Manhunter.