Vegas Rag Doll

Vegas Rag Doll co-author Wendy Mazaros had a little luck of the Irish this past St. Patrick’s Day at Barnes & Noble in Summerlin. A big crowd turned out, like friends Taylor Aulani, who works at the Mob Museum, and Mark Knuston, who bought TWO books!

Many old time Las Vegans stopped by as well, including Detective John Samolovitch, who had worked the Al Bramlet murder case and hadn’t seen Wendy for thirty-two years. There was so much catching up to do – and so many visitors waiting for Wendy to sign their copy of her book that she stayed all afternoon.

Finding old friends and making new ones is better than a pot of gold!

See part two of George Knapp’s investigative report, “In the Company of Killers,” with the Vegas Rag Doll herself, Wendy Mazaros.

The sordid and scary details of the lives of Las Vegas mobsters – and of those who lived with them – is the focus of award-winning journalist George Knapp’s investigation. Vegas Rag Doll Wendy Mazaros shares her own frightening stories of the “good old days.”

Channel 8 TV newsman Aaron Drawhorn features Vegas Rag Doll Wendy Mazaros in a special report on the days of the Mob in Las Vegas. Watch the entire interview here:Vegas Rag Doll on Channel 8

Award-winning investigative reporter George Knapp digs deep into the stories of the old Las Vegas, featuring our own Vegas Rag Doll, Wendy Mazaros. Listen and watch as George (and Wendy) bring us back to the days of the mob.

Be prepared to be mesmerized! In the Company of Killers

At Wendy’s tender age this seemed exciting. As she matured into a woman, she came to realize that the lifestyle she now lived was dangerous. Morgan St. James, Examiner.com

In the December interview with the Vegas Rag Doll, co-author Wendy Mazaros reveals more details of her life before, during, and after being married to a mob hit man. But be warned: reading the articlewill only whet your appetite for the full story!

Las Vegas is accustomed to colorful characters with pasts they’d rather not talk about. But Wendy Hanley’s story of sex, drugs, corruption, and murder, featuring many well-known figures from the city’s history, still stands out in the crowd. Her shocking true story of tragedy and survival is detailed in Vegas Rag Doll.