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A Vicious Criminal and a Drug Baron Ordained as a Priest : The Deadly Priest, Paperback / softback Book

A Vicious Criminal and a Drug Baron Ordained as a Priest : The Deadly Priest Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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The book is about two intelligent undergraduates from good homes who met in an Indian hemp smoking joint to form a vicious organization.

The idea came and they used the first letters in their names "M And "A" to register a company called "MANDERRAY CORPORATIONS which they later changed to MALINGO ORGANIZATIONS when the above named company became notorious and black listed. The purpose of registering the company was as a cover up for their nefarious activities which included robbery of high magnitude and cocaine business.

The criminal main target was catholic churches but later other areas like banks, politicians and aristocrats was involved.

The solid backing of the top hierarchy police officer who was in their pay roll gave them unfiltered access to carry out their jobs without intimidation.

They had expert vault breakers, two beautiful little spies, good shooters, expert drivers and so on.

There was total division of labor hence dexterity or skill promoted.

Unfortunately, when the country was no longer a safe haven for them they opted for United State of America. Drug business took a different dimension on arrival of Dr. Murray in America which was confirmed by Quanto, one of the Mexican ex-drug lord.........................

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