Oct 30, 1998 · Edward J. Halloran, whose business empire collapsed after he was accused of working with the Mafia to fix concrete prices on multimillion-dollar projects in Manhattan, vanished two …

Apr 27, 2016 · To pour concrete for the new hotel, Trump picked a firm run by a man named Biff Halloran who was convicted a few years later for his role in what prosecutors dubbed a mob-run …

Apr 14, 2010 · One of the regulars was Biff Halloran. Edward J. Halloran was a big, bigger than life, loud gruff Irishman, the owner of the Halloran House Hotel on Lexington and the operator of Manhattan’s …

Mar 18, 2014 · One of those mobbed up companies was Certified Concrete. “ In 1988, Edward J. (Biff) Halloran, Certified Concrete’s principal owner, and Anthony (Fat Tony) Salerno, a reputed Mafia …

Nov 30, 1999 · Furman met the scheme’s alleged mastermind, fugitive Genovese family mobster Edward “Biff” Halloran, back in 1986, prosecutors said. At the time, Furman was actually guarding …

True, in 1988 the Manhattan District Attorney’s office won bid-rigging and other racketeering convictions against eight men, including Anthony (Fat Tony) Salerno, boss of the Genovese crime family, and …

Sep 2, 2012 · e needs, what on earth could he possibly want...more of everything.” Edward “Biff” Halloran has everything. The handsome, millionaire hotel magnate lives in a manor w. rthy of a high …

Feb 19, 1999 · Prosecutors now allege Halloran bilked investors out of millions of dollars by claiming to have a deal with the Seminoles. Florida officials say the Halloran saga shows how the tribe's...

Dec 3, 1998 · Former concrete king Edward (Biff) Halloran was accused yesterday of bilking dozens of state court officers and hundreds of other investors out of $2 million.

Jan 6, 2016 · While re-reading Fish Cafaro's testimony, I cam across Halloran's name. Apparently, he was the mob's front man in concrete in NYC. According to google, he disappeared in 1998. Any info …