BUREAU OF ORGANIZED CRIME
Operation:
New Dog
3,333 of the DogFather’s people took the deal.
CASE FILE · DISTRICT 067
CASE FILE · DISTRICT 067
In 1970 RICO made it cheaper to testify than to stay loyal. 3,333 of the DogFather's people took the deal, and not one of them can dress like a civilian.
ARAPAWA
ELECTRIC VIOLET
GREEN
GUARDSMAN RED
HOLLYWOOD CERISE
KILLARNEY
LIMEADE
PAINT
PIGMENT INDIGO
PLUM
PURPLE
RED ORANGE
ROCK SPRAY
SEAWEED
SILVER CHALICE
VERDUN GREENARAPAWAELECTRIC VIOLETGREENGUARDSMAN REDHOLLYWOOD CERISEKILLARNEYLIMEADEPAINTPIGMENT INDIGOPLUMPURPLERED ORANGEROCK SPRAYSEAWEEDSILVER CHALICEVERDUN GREENTHE ARRANGEMENT
300 · THE CAST
Photographed against the height chart, in what a wiseguy is actually arrested in: the black suit, the county orange, the chain. Every one of them carries at least one rank marker, so no booking photo is a nobody.
3,033 · THE LOT
The covers the Bureau put them in afterwards, on sixteen colours that exist nowhere near a police station. This is where the toga lives, and the space suit, and the man they told to be a veteran.
THE DRAW
The identities were shuffled under a published seed before a single token was listed, so the first wallet in has exactly the same draw as the last. There is no early-bird tier and nothing to race a bot for.
QUESTIONS
A collection of 3,333 booking photographs on Robinhood Chain. In 1970 RICO made it cheaper to testify than to stay loyal. 300 of these are the mugshots taken the day they were arrested. The other 3,033 are the civilian covers the Bureau relocated them into. That is why one of them is dressed as an astronaut.
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