Saturday, May 25, 2013

La Flor Dominicana Event Co-Featuring Local Author Michael J. Cain

La Flor Dominicana -- Thursday, June 6th 5-8PM

Co-Featuring Local Author Michael J. Cain
     
     Join Rep. Jas. Broome from La Flor Dominicana in the shop Thursday, June 6th 5-8PM for deals and promotions on the of the best brands to make the transition from boutique to industry powerhouse.  All your favorite LFD Cigars will available including Double Ligero, Chisel Maduro, Airbender, TAA Exclusive and more...

ABOUT LFD
     La Flor Dominicana was founded in 1996 in Santiago, Dominican Republic.  Their commitment to quality, consistency and customer service has placed the brand among the most prestigious premium cigar brands in the world. Over the years they have developed a portfolio of quality blends, shapes and sizes which fulfill the ever-changing needs of today’s cigar smokers.

Comes experience one of the premier brands to come out of the Dominican Republic in recent years.

Deals -- Raffles -- Prizes

ABOUT The Tangled Web 


On December 20, 1973, Richard Cain walked into Rose's sandwich shop on West Grand Avenue in Chicago for the last time.  As he entered, two masked gunmen silently shoved him against the wall.  One placed a double-barreled shotgun under his chin, and discharged both chambers.  Thus ended the career of a man whom FBI Special Agent Bill Roemer once called, "possibly the most corrupt police official in the history of Chicago."

Cain's bloody death was the logical result of his improbably dangerous double life, one that seems to come right from the plot of Martin Scorsese's hit move The Departed.  As a Chicago Police Detective and chief investigator for the Cook County Sheriff's Department, Cain had led notable raids against gambling establishments and had acted as head of the security detail for visiting dignitaries.  Simultaneously, he was a "made" Mafia soldier and protege and informer for legendary mob boss Sam Giancana.  He tipped off the mob to potential arrests, forewarned vice establishments before shutting them down, and used his knowledge of the mob to become seemingly indispensable to law enforcement.  He was even said to be involved in the CIA plot to assassinate Fidel Castro and was fingered as one of the mob hit men involved in the assassination of John F. Kennedy -- an allegation that Michael Cain conclusively addresses here for the first time.

In The Tangled Web, Richard Cain's half-brother Michael weaves years of research, interviews, family anecdotes, and rare documents to create a comprehensive biography of a criminal genius who played both ends agains the middle and became a household name in Chicagoland.

ABOUT Michael J. Cain

Michael J. Cain is a free-lance writer.  After careers in accounting and software development, he researched the story of his half-brother with federal agencies, local police departments, and sources on the street from Chicago to Washington, D.C.

Mr. Cain is also regular patron of Anstead's Tobacco Co. and big fan of La Flor Dominicana cigars which is why we decided to feature his incredible family tale with one of our marquee cigar events.