Greed and Fear The Galanis Crime Family

When John Peter Galanis was sent away to Prison in 1986 for 27 years it was believed to be the longest prison sentence for a white collar criminal, ever. Subsequently, others have received more time, like Madoff and Stanford, but nobody created the mechanism that John was able to create; a white-collar crime family. Learn first-hand about the levels of manipulation and the evil machinations that fill the mind of this sociopath afflicted with megalomania. Deal by deal, fraud by fraud, his son Derek Meyer reveals the illicit activities long kept secret by the Galanis Crime Family. Why was Incubator Capital, IBTR, a classic stock manipulation fraud never charged by the SEC; which kept the family in business for another decade and a half? Learn all about Gerova Financial, a scam so audacious it operated openly on the New York Stock Exchange. And now, in what will almost certainly be John Galanis' final swan song, learn about the $60 million Native American bond fraud.ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Derek Meyer Galanis currently resides in federal custody in the Federal Bureau of Prisons. He was born into the Galanis Crime Family, never having a normal life or a real job besides learning and teaching martial arts. When he is released from federal custody, his dream is to start a Combat Sports non-profit so that kids can experience the positive benefits of martial arts like he has.NEW AFTERWARD AND ADDENDUM SECTIONS! Covering events since publication including the murder of Gambino Crime Family Under Boss, Frank Cali, and the imbroglio surrounding Hunter Biden and the Ukraine. ABOUT THE COVER: Love of Money: The Root of All Evil. Inspired by actual news events, the caricature of John Galanis with devil horns was recreated by inmates in the Bureau of Prisons. ABOUT THE FONT: The first and final drafts were created on Bureau of Prison typewriters. The Reader has the authentic prison final dra