 | An American Greed Special Presentation
This family business earns up to $90 billion a year, and it's shrouded in secrecy. Until now. From the producers of American Greed, CNBC goes inside the corporate structure of the real New Jersey mob, uncovering how the Family earns money, makes investments, and eventually is brought down by the FBI. Making a killing is business for this family.
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