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Just wanted to point out there is another William J. Keating, a former Assistant District Aty in Manhattan who wrote a book called The Man Who Rocked the Boat. It was later adapted into a movie called Salughter on Tenth Avenue. I would start an entry on this person but I have no biographical details on him and frankly am not sure if he is alive or dead.--Mantanmoreland 16:19, 7 May 2006 (UTC)