The author, Dan Pinger, provides a unique perspective on the infamous reign of the mob in Newport, Kentucky and the Enquirer's pivotal role in exposing and eradicating their influence in the late 1950s. With a focus on "Sleepout" Louie and his associates, Pinger delves into the corrupt public officials, complacent citizens, and shocking scandals that plagued the city during this turbulent time. Through Pinger's meticulous reporting, readers are given an insider's view of one of the most captivating news stories in the history of Midwest journalism, complete with gritty details and hard-hitting facts.