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Lost Son' draws readers into story
2001
Overview
A self-made man, Kerik has worked as an undercover narcotics cop, an anti-terrorist operative in the Mideast and the New York City commissioner of correction.1 He literally created himself, through self-discipline, martial arts, military service and a keen introspection balanced with logic, from a restless, troubled teen into a very disciplined man who would become police commissioner in 2000 under Mayor Rudolph Giuliani.
Publisher
Gannett Co., Inc
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