A Cookbook Full of Recipes for White Collar Crimes Surfaces

PACIFICA, Calif., Dec. 22, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- For decades,
white-collar crimes continue to ravage society and a great deal of it
moves undetected. It is a wide series that includes fraud, insider
trading, bribery, computer crime, pension fund crime, forgery, public
corruption, and so much more-all performed by paperwork or computers.
With such a wide scope, people can only wonder how exactly do
criminals make such violations happen and what the true purpose behind
the crimes really is. The answers are revealed by real-life organized
crime figure Jack Walters as he presents a compelling blueprint and
analysis of white-collar crimes with his fiery new book How To Steal A
Million Dollars.


The new book explains to readers what really happens in the world of
white-collar crime, showing them all the dangers associated with it as
well as all the obstacles criminals encounter on their quest to break
the law and gain both money and power. It contains in-depth guides on
how to use the legal system to your advantage, study and exploit
loopholes of many policies, how to overcome all kinds of obstacles,
how to wipe out all the clues and trails to your crime and even
learning how to effectively protect your assets and your body once you
become rich. The book is very rich in information and references,
which can not only teach readers the ways of crime but also help them
learn all the information that concerned groups (banking industries,
insurance industries, tax collectors, credit card companies, etc) and
the legal establishment did not want them to see.

Deep from the core, How To Steal A Million Dollars is based on the
life experiences, criminal activities, and knowledge of Jack Walters
who provides an in-depth account of his twenty years in the underworld
of white-collar crimes. Serious yet funny and fascinating, readers
will definitely find his book totally irresistible and even
educational. Both sides of the law can benefit from the views of
Walters as people who plan to commit a crime to make money can learn
how to pull the right moves and avoid getting caught. Even law
enforcers and private security groups will learn how to improve
themselves and the legal system in the fight against crime. No doubt
about it, How To Steal A Million Dollars is easily the most relevant
book to read today in relation to the scandals that rocked the
corporate world and even the government, not to mention all the money
laundering and terrorism concerns. Get a copy of this powerful book
today!

About the Author

Jack Walters came from an underworld family. After graduating from a
good college and winning several medals in Vietnam, he was headed for
a life of honest success. Instead he followed the old family tradition
and went into the underworld. Over a twenty-year period, he stole
millions of dollars for organized crime bosses. He became well known
to law enforcement agencies like the FBI, IRS, Department of the
Treasury, Department of State. He has files in 20 FBI offices and is
well-known to the organized crime strike force of the U.S. Department
of Justice. He branched out into international crime. He amassed large
files at Interpol in Paris and on five continents. He was sentenced to
over 19 years in prison and served 8 years in custody. He also won
some incredible court battles over the years including dismissal of a
major theft case in the state of Maryland after his mistress turned
state's evidence against him; dismissal of a 50-year sentence in a
prison racketeering case, and an 11-month court battle in South Africa
where he faced 15 years in prison and got off with a light sentence.
His greatest court victory came in 1996 in U.S. District Court in
Houston, Texas. Prosecutors from the organized crime strike force
attempted to get Jack sentenced to life in prison. Through adroit
court room work, he walked out with an effective five-month sentence.



How To Steal A Million Dollars -- by Jack Walters
Trade Paperback; $28.99; 696 pages; 1-4257-0165-5
Cloth Hardback; $38.99; 696 pages; 1-4257-0166-3

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