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Wow, It Will Showcase Museum FIFA Corruption Scandal

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The Las Vegas Mob Museum which exhibits various collections around the mafia will display exhibits about rampant corruption scandal in the Federation of International Football Association (FIFA). The corruption scandal has even considered equivalent to organized crime. 
 
Parties Mob Museum on Tuesday (28/07/2015) announced, the exhibition will show the most brutal crimes and exploitative seen in the history of the United States, including the corruption scandal that has created the worst crisis in the history of FIFA, who turned 111 years old. 
 
Mob Museum will display photos, news articles, and original narrative called "The 'Beautiful Game' Turns Ugly" starting next September. 
 
"FIFA's Fair will provide details of bribery, all forms of confidentiality and related match-fixing scandal," said the museum as reported by Reuters. 
 
The museum continues, the exhibition will provide a sharp display and open the eyes of visitors about rampant corruption and be disastrous for FIFA. 
 
The exhibition, which was held in the area of organized crime world traveler will provide a direct example of the form of organized crime to the tourists. 
 
FIFA itself has not responded to requests for comment about this exhibition. 
 
Mob Museum also called the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement serving a variety of exhibits that collects stories of organized crime in America and how they form the Las Vegas crime. 
 
Among the exhibits there are cases of FBI wiretap in the Kennedy era, seven bullet-absorbing brick wall mafia in the Valentine's Day massacre in Chicago in 1929, and the clothes worn by fictional mob boss Tony Soprano.