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Among the Bros

by Max Marshall

Among the Bros

by Max Marshall

'Among the Bros: A Fraternity Crime Story' thrusts readers into the unnerving underbelly of American fraternity life, where investigative journalist Max Marshall unravels a chilling narrative. Initially pursuing a minor Xanax trafficking operation at the College of Charleston in 2018, Marshall stumbles into a dark labyrinth of crime featuring murder, multimillion-dollar drug rings, and the clandestine passage of power in elite circles. Probing the facade of 'Greek life,' he discovers how deeply fraternity membership is interwoven with American hegemony, binding the nation's elite – from corporate giants to Supreme Court justices. This book meticulously charts the frightening descent of several young men as they journey from college pledges to hardened drug smugglers, showcasing their role in a privileged yet perilous world that parties through tragedy. With a sharp and relentless gaze, 'Among the Bros' serves as both an unsettling exposé and a prophetic glimpse into the future architects of America's establishment.

  • True Crime
  • Social Science
  • Non-Fiction
  • Criminology
  • Murder
  • Drugs
  • Scandal
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