Charles Brandt Books in Order

Exonerated former cop Lou Razzi returns after fifteen years abroad to claim his pension. Drawn into a conspiracy involving the forces that framed him, he must adapt his interrogation methods to new legal protections for suspects.

Drawing on recorded interviews, Charles Brandt recounts Frank Sheeran's journey from wartime soldier to Mafia associate. Sheeran's claims about organized-crime killings and Jimmy Hoffa's disappearance form the center of this account of loyalty and violence.

Former FBI agent Joe Pistone revisits his years undercover as Donnie Brasco, revealing details previously withheld during pending trials. He describes the Bonanno family's crimes, subsequent prosecutions, and his experiences after the operation ended.

FBI agent Lin DeVecchio recounts his organized-crime investigations and the murder charges later brought against him. Written with Charles Brandt, the account examines his relationships with informants and his fight to defend his conduct.

Charles Brandt presents his interpretation of the murders of John F. Kennedy, Officer Tippit, and Lee Harvey Oswald. Using witness testimony, he argues for connections involving organized crime, the Bay of Pigs, and an official cover-up.