In 2006, two longtime NYPD detectives, Stephen Caracappa and Louis Eppolito, faced trial for orchestrating at least eight murders on behalf of the Mafia. Over a seven-year investigation, journalist Guy Lawson and former detective William Oldham traced every shadowy lead to expose a deep web of betrayal.

The Brotherhoods pulls back the curtain on the secret codes, rituals and hierarchies that bound corrupt officers and mobsters. Readers gain rare insight into how law enforcement collateral was traded for power and protection.

Blending meticulous interviews with case files and courtroom accounts, this book reveals the human cost of betrayal and the lengths to which organized crime infiltrates institutions meant to safeguard society.

• Detailed accounts of eight Mafia-linked murders
• Exploration of NYPD and Mafia hierarchies
• Seven-year investigation by a seasoned team

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