John Pascucci

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Former Chief of International Operations for the U.S. Marshals Service and Author of the autobiographical book. Pascucci was involved in the capture of several notable criminals including; Dr. Josef Mengele, Frank Terpil, Bohdan Koziy and Konrad Kalejs.

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1. "The Manhunter" with Cameron Stauth. Published in 1996 by Pocket Books. Pascucci also was integral in the re-arrest after escaping of "The Falcon" Christopher Boyce. Boyce was a traitor selling secrets to the Russians.

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