"We know who you are, and we know what you do," the old man in the yarmulke said.
Richard Kuklinski, who would one day become known as “the Iceman,” stared across the cement picnic table at him.
“Oh yeah?” Kuklinski said. “Who do you think I am?”
“We don"t think, Mr. Kuklinski," the younger man, also wearing a yarmulke and sitting next to the old man, said, "We know.”
thinkknow“Okay, then tell me about it,” Kuklinski said. “Tell me what you think you know.”
Kuklinski looked absentmindedly at the children swinging on the swings and running and playing on the playground behind the two men. Then he looked back at the old man.
“You"re a killer, Mr. Kuklinski,” the old man said matter-of-factly.
“What is this? Fairy tale time?” Kuklinski said. “I"m leaving.”
As Kuklinski flattened his p
