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Peter Edwards

    Peter Edwards ist ein Journalist mit fast dreißig Jahren Erfahrung, der sich auf organisierte Kriminalität und Justizfragen spezialisiert hat. Er hat mehr als ein Dutzend Sachbücher verfasst, von denen sich neun mit organisierter Kriminalität befassen. Seine Arbeit befasst sich mit den komplexen Strukturen und Motivationen hinter kriminellen Aktivitäten und deren Auswirkungen auf die Gesellschaft. Edwards bietet tiefe Einblicke in die schattige Welt der organisierten Kriminalität und ihre Auswirkungen auf die Justiz.

    Access to English. Open Road + Workbook
    Energy & Character
    Starting out
    The Black Cat
    The Wolfpack
    Blood Brothers
    • Blood Brothers

      How Canada's Most Powerful Mafia Family Runs Its Business

      • 194 Seiten
      • 7 Lesestunden

      An inside look at the frightening world of organized crime. Journalist Peter Edwards traces the many dealings of the Montreal-based Mafia families from their fortune-building days of Expo 67 through to the present. Blood Brothers tells the story of the bitter and bloody rivalry between the Cotroni and Rizzuto families. It documents the spectacular rise of the Hells Angels under the ruthless leadership of "Mom" Boucher. And it provides the inside story on the Mafia's desperate attempt to unite its feuding clans in order to take on the bikers who have been relentlessly moving into the mobs' traditional territories.

      Blood Brothers
      3,6
    • The Wolfpack

      • 320 Seiten
      • 12 Lesestunden

      Joined by an award-winning Mexican journalist, leading organized-crime author Peter Edwards uncovers the successors to Vito Rizzuto's criminal empire—a diverse group of millennial bikers, gangsters, and Mafia figures whose violent actions paved the way for the arrival of Mexico's notorious drug cartels in Canada. After Rizzuto's death in 2013, a new generation of criminals emerged to seize power in his territory, targeting the aging Mafia and 'Ndrangheta leaders, many of whom were steeped in traditional, structured crime. These millennials, part of a self-styled 'Wolfpack,' were disruptors, raised in a tech-savvy environment and operating within a socially networked criminal landscape. They represented Canada’s most ethnically diverse generation, embracing inclusivity in their operations. However, their sense of entitlement and overconfidence left them vulnerable to law enforcement and rival factions. Recognizing their naivety, the powerful Sinaloa and Los Zetas cartels from Mexico saw an opportunity and expanded into Canada. Amidst chaos and shifting power dynamics, the question remains: is this new gang a lasting force in the underworld or merely another challenger in the ongoing turmoil following Rizzuto's demise? The bloody answers lie within.

      The Wolfpack
      3,5
    • The Black Cat

      • 64 Seiten
      • 3 Lesestunden

      "Yesterday morning, an archeologist was found dead in a Cairo hotel. The archaeologist was called Pearson. The police are making enquiries"--Back cover.

      The Black Cat
      3,2
    • Energy & Character

      International Journal of Biosynthesis: Pre-and Perinatal Psychology, Somatic Therapy and Transpersonal Psychology, Somatic and Depth Psychology Oriented Psychotherapy - N.2: May 1971

      • 108 Seiten
      • 4 Lesestunden
      Energy & Character