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SINATRA: BEHIND THE LEGEND' : 'A FAVOR HERE, A FAVOR THERE' SUMS UP THE SINGER'S TIES TO THE MAFIA Series: \Sinatra: Behind The Legend\ Frank Sinatra Part 1 of 5
1997
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Part 1 opens in the 1960s, with Sinatra showing his close ties to the murderous Chicago Mafia boss Sam Giancana but refusing the one big \"favor\" that Giancana demands of him. Frank was with Ava (Gardener) at the time, and she disliked Sam immensely. She knew trouble when she saw it. Frank became friendly with Sam and gave him a gaudy star sapphire pinkie ring as a gift, which was just what this man needed to complete the stereotypical image of a gangster. In March 1961, Giancana visited Sinatra at the Fontainebleau in Miami. He wanted Robert Kennedy to back off from his investigation of Sam's friends, and he wanted Frank Sinatra to talk to Bobby's father, Joseph Kennedy, about the possibility of Bobby's agreeing to do just that.
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Pulitzer, Inc
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