1985 (#7) - Tyrone and Alana's marriage and Joseph's fatal shooting

Robert's plan to infiltrate Joseph's criminal structure has succeeded perfectly, so much so that Tyrone receives compliments from Jazz and Andy, as well as from his colleague Jared Markson and detective Jim Mc Castor, with whom Tyrone is in constant contact. The only problem is that, as time goes by, Tyrone is really falling in love with Alana, with whom he has also been sharing an apartment for some time now. When Joseph sees the young couple kissing, they admit their passion for each other and announce their official engagement to their father. As is tradition in his family, therefore, Joseph urges Robert and Alana to set the wedding date, which the two young and impatient lovers set two weeks later. Jazz and Andy are shocked when they learn that Tyrone has gone so far as to get so involved, and the news of the upcoming wedding does not please Amy, who is now increasingly distant from the man she loves and feels she has lost. Jazz warns his brother about the danger of his situation, but Tyrone is more convinced than ever in his mission, assuring Jazz and Andy that he won't be distracted by his personal involvement with Alana. He informs the two of the help that Kong, Nathan, will be able to give him, and of the fact that he considers it necessary to take advantage of Joseph's marriage and absence to enter the office and look for the papers and evidence of his misdeeds. Jazz and Andy are happy with Tyrone's work, especially when he shows up with a copy of Joseph's office keys. Tyrone is also hoping that his relationship with Alana will continue, as he is now truly in love with her, although he is sure that she could hardly forgive him. On the day of the ceremony, while Alana and Robert's wedding ceremony is taking place in church, Andy and Jazz enter Joseph's office in search of important papers and documents. Unfortunately, Andy stumbles upon a remote control alarm system that immediately closes the door and sucks the oxygen out of the room. And so, while Jazz and Andy lose consciousness due to lack of oxygen, an emotional Alana takes her vows in front of an uptight Robert; meanwhile, as soon as the two are declared husband and wife, Joseph quickly leaves the Church having received the alarm signal, immediately followed by an agitated Robert, who understands that something must have happened. Alana, completely confused and disoriented, is thus left in the church with all the guests who run over her to wish her all the best. Meanwhile, a frantic race develops to reach the Anthony clan's lair; the police on one side, trying to get there before it's too late, to save Jazz and Andy, and Joseph and his henchmen on the other, followed immediately by Robert. It is Joseph who arrives first, finding Andy and Jazz unconscious. And just when the execution of the two, waking up when they are already tied to a chair, it now seems a certainty that the police will break in to save them. A furious shooting ensues in which Robert reveals himself as an infiltrator under the disappointed and incredulous eyes of Joseph, who is shot dead by Nathan, who saves Robert's life.

1984 (#31) - The story between Amy and Tyrone and the investigation into Joseph

Among the Jackson brothers, since their first meeting since Tyrone's return, it is clear that their esteem and cordiality has never faded; and to prove it, it was the admirable gesture of Jazz, who renounced his acquaintance with Amy seeing the mutual interest between her and Tyrone. What Tyrone doesn't know about his brother, however, is that Jazz is currently working undercover, under the false name of Leon Monroe, with the aim of infiltrating the mafia organization of the powerful Joseph Anthony. At the same time, Tyrone finds himself, along with another man named Jared Markson, collaborating with the county prosecutor's office, Gregory Bredford, who is conducting an investigation into Joseph's illegal activity. When Joseph warns Jazz that he wants to know more about the prosecutor's investigation into him, Jazz is shocked to learn that Tyrone himself is involved in the case. Jazz initially lies to Joseph, saying that he is aware that the investigation is a simple hoax whose news has been spread precisely to put pressure on the organization, waiting for a mistake that will lead to Joseph. He doesn't trust Gregory, however, knowing his investigative skills; and so he manages to identify one of the many curious people Jazz understands to be his brother Tyrone, whom it would be better to get rid of. In spite of Jazz's advice to Joseph about the need not to take any spectacular demonstrative actions, with the risk that they might be discovered, Joseph feels no reason and orders Jazz to infiltrate the prosecutor's office to install bugs and hand over some documents. Jazz succeeds and hands the material over to Joseph, hoping that no further demands will be made that could endanger him and Tyrone. Tyrone, in turn, starts working undercover and joins Joseph's organization as a street drug dealer. It is at this point that Jazz reveals, putting his life in danger, the whole truth to Tyrone about the investigation he is carrying out. Shocked to learn that Jazz has infiltrated the criminal gang that Tyrone himself is working for, they both agree that it is necessary to cheat Joseph. These, meanwhile, having noticed the fact that Leon seems to know Tyrone, whom he does not trust at all, order Leon to get rid of them, convinced that he is a spy. Tyrone and Jazz, then, agree to stage the killing using the corpse of a gangster, whose face is now unrecognizable after a shooting, posing as Tyrone. Fortunately, Joseph falls into the trap of Jazz a.k.a. Leon, who thus acquires new confidence in the man. Jazz and Tyrone breathe a sigh of relief, agreeing that from this moment on, Tyrone will have to stay out of this affair, otherwise risking very serious trouble. Tyrone is hiding in a convent, the same one Amy had been hiding in for some time, very happy to find Tyrone alive.