Talk:Joseph Stacher
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edit"Doc" Stacher played a crucial role in helping establish and maintain the early Mafia role in Las Vegas gambling. As the "right-hand" man of Meyer Lansky, actually the "Bagman"; Stacher was responsible for the care and conveyance of the untold vast sums of money that was skimmed from the Sands and Fremont casinos. This brief biography really doesn't award him the consideration that is merited given his crucial and close association with Meyer Lansky and the rest of the "Jewish-Italian" cartel which has come to be better known as "La Cosa Nostra."T.E. Goodwin (talk) 20:58, 13 March 2009 (UTC)
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