The Manhunter: The Astounding True Story of the U. S. Marshal Who Tracked down the World's Most Evil Criminals

For eleven years, John Pascucci tracked down the most evil people on earth. He was better at it than anyone else in the U.S. government -- because he made himself think like the people he was tracking. Ultimately Chief of International Operations for the U.S. Marshals Service, he hunted Nazis, neo-Nazis, murderers, bombers, drug smugglers, terrorists, and spies. And he always got his man. John used what some policemen call "aggressiveness" and "imagination" -- in other words, he broke every law in the book. With just two weapons -- a modem-equipped computer and a gun -- he brought back his man, dead or alive. A one-of-a-kid story that tears through America's fugitive underworld like a roller coaster jumping the tracks, The Manhunter is stunning reading -- thrilling, shocking, revealing -- and all true. Is John Pascucci a renegade cop or a great American hero? Read his story and decide for yourself.