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The Price of Experience Power, Money, Image, and Murder in Los Angeles

Randall Sullivan

An account of the exploits of Joe Hunt and his organization tells of millions won and lost, cold-blooded murder, unquestioned loyalty to an amoral leader, and clever circumventing of the legal system

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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin

The book was cited in an episode to illustrate Joe Hunt's elaborate investment strategy, describing how he convinced investors with a supposedly fail‑safe system that balanced multiple spread positions. The hosts used it as a reference point rather than endorsing it, noting its relevance to the discussion of complex financial schemes.

Episode: Introducing: Money Crimes with Nicole Lapin

The book was referenced when describing Joe Hunt's investment strategy, explaining how he convinced Dean Carney's parents to invest $150,000 with him by describing a complex and virtually fail-safe investment system.

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designed a virtually fail safe investment, a system that tied together four or five spread positions, creating a cross index calibration of market plays that permitted him to adjust risk to the point of non-existence

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