BTW, if Blasi did kill Giancana, I wonder if Roemer knowingly protected his source from prosecution. Roemer was adamant that Blasi had nothing to do with the murder but never said exactly why. Did he just take Blasi's word for it? Did he have evidence Blasi didn't do it? Or was he protecting a killer/source?
Interesting theory from the Blasi angle, we all know that Roemer certainly had no love lost for Giancana
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