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In 1969, Nelson Conway Sr. opened the door to public corporate investment in Las Vegas gaming. That move changed the balance of power and drove organized crime out of the desert forever.

This is the true story of that fight.

Told by the son who watched his father fight for change in Vegas during the golden age of Mob-controlled gambling, this book reveals a side of the city rarely seen in gangster histories. It follows Nelson Conway Sr., a certified public accountant and local businessman, as he and his partners worked to build the Showboat Hotel and Casino free from Mob influence.

Part memoir and part true crime history, this book brings forward the voices of the Las Vegans who lived through the Mob’s arrival and had to decide whether to adapt, resist, or be pushed aside. It also uncovers the author’s personal search to understand who his father really was.

This is the untold story of the local men who fought for the future of Las Vegas.

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A victim of sexual abuse at the notorious Kincora Boys Home is to receive a £100,000 payout, it was announced in the High Court on Tuesday, June 30th 2026.

The settlement reached in Richard Kerr’s civil action also involved police and two Stormont departments expressing “deep regret” about his childhood exploitation.

Mr Kerr, 64, sued over claims he was trafficked and abused while a resident at the home in east Belfast and other institutions during the 1960s and 1970s.

A paedophile ring subjected him to years of rape and molestation in a campaign covered up by the British state, it was alleged.

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Byron Williams Dies in Police Custosy, Riding Bicycle Without a Light

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