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U.S. Marshals say John Robert Boone is a major kingpin in the Kentucky marijuana racket and one of the top players in the notorious "Cornbread Mafia."
In Boone's own handwriting, he describes the ideals behind "Omerta." Photo provided by U.S. Marshals.
Johnny Boone keeps cow bones scattered throughout his land to dissuade unwanted visitors from stepping foot near his "crops." Photo provided by U.S. Marshals.
Boone's property is lined with the bones of dead cows to ward off any intruders looking to get near his marijuana fields. Photo provided by U.S. Marshals.
This is just one of the many crude monuments created with logs and cow bones which act as scarecrows on Boone's property. Photo provided by U.S. Marshals.
Boone's son, Jeffrey, committed suicide on March 25, 2001, after the two had an argument.
It haunts Johnny Boone to this day, and he is known to visit the site on a regular basis. Photo provided by U.S. Marshals.
Marshals found this tombstone on the Boone family plot in a public cemetery.
Many cow bones and significant family artifacts adorn the gravesite. Photo provided by U.S. Marshals.
Marshals have learned that Johnny Boone loves younger women, as seen in this undated photo. Photo provided by U.S. Marshals.
Johnny Boone always seems happy when he's with his family. Photo provided by U.S. Marshals.
Johnny Boone has a very distinct right forearm tattoo. The top portion says his deceased son's name, "J E F F". Directly underneath is a 'bleeding rose' positioned above letters spelling out "O M E R T A", Boone's lifelong mantra. Photo provided by U.S. Marshals.
This is an artist's rendering of what Johnny Boone could look like without his beard.
This is an artist's rendering of what Johnny Boone could look like without a beard, with some slight hair on top of his head.
This is an artist's rendering of what a bespectacled Johnny Boone could look like without hair or his signature beard.
Johnny Boone has a tattoo of the word "OMERTA" scrawled across his upper back, between his shoulder blades.
This is an artist's rendering of the style the tattoo is in, though the coloring is not the same.