Chapter 7 - The Strike Against New York
With Frank in federal custody and singing to prosecutors to avoid the death penalty, Dominic launched a legal and financial crusade against the Moretti syndicate in New York.
He didn't fire a single gun in Manhattan.
Instead, Dominic used his immense financial leverage, his political alliances in Washington, and forensic financial evidence to systematically dismantle Vincent Moretti's empire.
Within two weeks, federal authorities seized three of Moretti’s primary shipping ports along the East Coast.
Dominic bought out Moretti’s debt obligations through shell corporations, foreclosing on his commercial real estate properties, hotel chains, and private construction firms.
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By the end of the month, Don Vincent Moretti was stripped of his wealth, abandoned by his own captains, and indicted on federal RICO charges that guaranteed he would spend the rest of his natural life behind bars.
The Philadelphia syndicate was no longer just an organization—under Dominic’s leadership, it had evolved into an untouchable corporate juggernaut built on legal immunity and absolute loyalty.
