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Judas In The Midst: The Witness Security Program had seen nothing like it. Then the ballerina arrived. - Castagno, James
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The federal government's Witness Security Program had seen nothing like it. Then the ballerina arrived. In his twelve years as a Witness Security Specialist, Paul had been responsible for cases that spanned the spectrum of organized crime and national security. The arrival of a Ukrainian ballerina changed his life. How involved was she with the Russian mob, and why did she like her new relocation area in Southwest Florida?

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The federal government's Witness Security Program had seen nothing like it. Then the ballerina arrived. In his twelve years as a Witness Security Specialist, Paul had been responsible for cases that spanned the spectrum of organized crime and national security. The arrival of a Ukrainian ballerina changed his life. How involved was she with the Russian mob, and why did she like her new relocation area in Southwest Florida?
Autorenporträt
James Castagno retired after thirty-one years of government service as a U. S. Army Special Forces soldier and a Criminal Investigator with the U. S. Marshals Service Witness Security Program. He is certified by a U.S. District Court as an expert in the federal government's Witness Security operations and procedures. As a U.S. Marshals Service instructor, he trained Italy's first Witness Security Specialist and consulted with the Carabinieri and the Italian National Police during the development of Italy's Witness Security Program. He was born in Boston, Massachusetts and lived in six countries. He has traveled extensively in Europe, Asia and Central and South America. James is a dual citizen of the United States and Italy, and occasionally spends time with his family in the small town of Filetta di San Cipriano Picentino, in the mountains outside Salerno, Italy. James Castagno writes fiction and in 2010 completed his fifth feature length screenplay. Each of his screenplays are now written as novellas. His stories are created from sights, sounds and a lifetime of personal experiences. A visit to the Greek temples at UNESCO World Heritage Site at Paestum, talk of a four hundred-year-old woman with claws, experiences of his father during World War II, and over twenty years chasing fugitives and protecting witnesses, form gripping tales of intrigue, struggle, and perseverance. He is the winner of the Fantasy Category at the 2011 Endas International Screenwriting Competition in Genoa Italy, a screenplay finalist in the 2014 GI Film Festival, and a quarter-finalist in the 2009 StoryPros International Screenplay Contest. James lives in Florida with his wife, two Papillons named Linus, and Robin and a Ragdoll cat called Teddy.