Murder in the Garment District - by David Witwer & Catherine Rios (Hardcover)

Murder in the Garment District is a gripping true crime story that delves into the dark underbelly of organized labor and union corruption in mid-century New York.

With a riveting cast of characters, including mobsters, union leaders, and government officials, this book takes readers on a thrilling ride through the city's criminal underworld.

The authors provide a detailed account of the 1949 murder of a union organizer and the subsequent investigation, revealing the complex web of corruption that threatened the very foundation of the American labor movement.

With its well-researched narrative and engaging storytelling, Murder in the Garment District is a must-read for anyone interested in true crime, labor history, or the dark side of power struggles.