This only-in-Las Vegas experience begins with lunch at historic Chicago Joe's with Las Vegas Mayor Oscar B. Goodman, who spent more than 35 years defending alleged mob figures, including Meyer Lansky, Frank Rosenthal and Anthony Spilotro, and in 1955 appeared as himself in the movie "Casino." Other lunch guests include Ellen Knowlton, former FBI Special Agent in Charge, Las Vegas Division, and a 24-year FBI veteran who heads up the non-profit board overseeing development of the Museum; and Dr. Dennis Barrie, creative director of The Las Vegas Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement - aka The Mob Museum. Barrie is best known as the co-creator of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland and the International Spy Museum in Washington, D.C. Following lunch, enjoy a private tour of The Mob Museum, which is now under construction in downtown Las Vegas in the very building where, in 1950, the Kefauver Hearings to expose and control organized crime were held. The package also includes a copy of the documentary, Mob Law, and a copy of "Of Rats and Men," signed by Mayor Goodman.

Package is for four guests.