No thorough Mafia probe in Sinatra ties by JFK era DOJ
The New York Times reports the Kennedy Justice Department repeatedly rejected or ignored push for a full tax and Mafia connections probe of Frank Sinatra. Edwyn Silberling urged a broad inquiry in 1962 but was redirected. later officials continued noting Sinatra’s ties to Giancana, Roselli and Exner while never authorizing a full examination.
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