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The Fall of the Scarfo Family.

Terry talks by phone to Nick Caramandi, a made man in the mafia who turned witness for the government, while in the studio, Philadelphia Inquirer organized crime reporter George Anastasia will join Terry to talk about the life of the Philadelphia mobster. Anastasia has just written a book about the Philadelphia Mafia called "Blood and Honor: Inside the Scarfo Mob - The Mafia's Most Violent Family" (Morrow). Caramandi was a major player in Scarfo's organization before going into hiding under the Federal Witness Protection Program.

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Fresh Air with Terry Gross, February 6, 1992: Interview with Nick Caramandi and George Anastasia; Review of the Mal Waldron Trio's album "Our Colline's a Treasure."

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