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Joseph H. Trimbach graduated from Canisius College in New York before receiving an MBA degree from the University of Buffalo. He served three years in the U.S. Marine Corps before becoming an FBI Special Agent in 1956. His investigative work included kidnappings, bank robberies, and the famed undercover operation that exposed police corruption in Jacksonville, Florida, in the 1960s. This case won him accolades from Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. Agent Trimbach served an overseas tour on the Bureau's inspection staff before being appointed SAC - Minneapolis in 1973. Throughout a career that led him to six Field Offices, Trimbach earned numerous cash awards and letters of commendation from three Directors and personal letters of thanks from the President of the United States and the Secretary of the Interior. Joe and his wife of 56 years, the former Kathleen Rahill, live in Florida, but they enjoy traveling to visit their seven children and 20 grandchildren.
John M. Trimbach graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 1980 with a BS degree in Aerospace Engineering. The following year, he earned an MS degree in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Tennessee Space Institute. In 1981, he entered pilot training with the U.S. Air Force where he served as a military pilot for eight years. John worked with his father as a background investigator for the U.S. State Department and on other projects before collaborating on American Indian Mafia. John flies as captain on a Boeing 737 and resides with his wife and four children near Atlanta, Georgia.
"The Peltier myth of innocence was a wormy ship, until Joe Trimbach came along and blew it out of the water... a powerful, powerful reporting of history."
--Bill Janklow, former Attorney General and Governor of South Dakota
"Mafia is the most authentic, on-site factual reporting of the events at Wounded Knee to date... supported by citations, evidence, and references of no dispute... an extraordinary effort... yet it will never be known how many innocent lives were saved by the men and women of the FBI."
--Frank E. Denholm, attorney and former U.S. Congressman, South Dakota (D)
"Finally, an excellent factual rendition of what actually happened at Wounded Knee, the Wounded Knee trials, and the aftermath."
--David Gienapp, former federal prosecutor and past President, South Dakota Bar Association
"Virtually every point Peltier's supporters cite in his favor has already been submitted to the courts and specifically rejected in each of the many published opinions analyzing his claims... These facts are expertly woven together by Joe Trimbach and should be sufficient to convince even the staunchest of Peltier's defenders that they bet on the wrong horse."
--Lynn Crooks, former Assistant U.S Attorney, District of North Dakota
"Using documents and materials that haven't been touched by reporters and writers in three decades, Joe Trimbach's first-person account devastates all the popular myths surrounding AIM's history. The gloss is gone, the legacy exposed for what it really is."
--Ed Woods, Founder, No Parole Peltier Association
"Mafia should be placed on library shelves across the country... a fine example of works of historic merit."
--Robert J. Heibel, Executive Director, Mercyhurst College, Institute for Intelligence Studies
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