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It’s definitely Mirrar.

Pistone said it best….Mirrar!

Mirror or Mirrar?

scott22 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 29, 2022 5:52 pm Yes, Carauna knew and did business with Whitey and Winter Hill.

I heard it was Grasso who setup and personally killed Carauna. What did you hear, Scott? I have always been fascinated by Caruana..My mother grew up in Hamden where he was found dead. CSB = me

Check out Double Deal podcast, they do a lot of episodes on Frank Salemme and he is mentioned several times in other episodes as they describe and analysis Nee England crime in the 60s,70s and 80s in that area. One of the women is the daughter of Richard Chicovfsky, a mob associate bank robber from ...

I think train wreck might be to strong of a word for the 3rd largest 100+ year old criminal organization in NYC but you’re exactly right when it comes to merging. Barney to smart for that shit. The Latin kings are much larger than the Bonannos so are the Bloods albeit more violent and feared at thi...

The main reason they used Zips in the first place was to traffic in Heroin since they could go over to Italy and back and because the official myth/rule is that American soldiers cannot deal in drugs which is why they use the Inzerillo/Gambinos in Sicily to smuggle. Mannino/Cali/Grillo are liaisons ...

I don’t think trio fake typed a NewsDay backstory. He really is from New York, grew up in south Brooklyn in the 1970s,80s that is for sure. Why should we doubt that he did time and is related to some Colombo solider? Just seems far fetched he would need to make that up and why would you want to make...

US senator from Wyoming, a mafia member? Who? I don’t believe that.

Merlino…duh

Thanks for the tribute!

aray22 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 07, 2022 3:34 pm 5480FAC7-0717-41C5-BD2C-4FC25C44C690.jpeg
Thomas Scorcia (Staten Island) - Colombo

The plumber who was reading the Cosa Nostra book found in his trunk? Plumbers live in mansions, huh…Only in Staten Island.

It is clear Vito was a combination of several notorious New York bosses of different families…Bonanno, Gambino, Lucchese, Costello. All have several characteristics in common.

Speaking of names look at these two guys : Both Guilmette and Guglielmetti - did some type of family split Happen changing names? Lol pretty interesting names Unless it got changed from something else, Guilmette is a French name (with the given name Dino, I’m assuming this guy is at least part Ital...

Interestingly enough it’s true. Bill Gotti sr and his son Bill jr moved to LA in the 1970s and opened Victors Square restaurant eventually https://www.latimes.com/local/great-rea ... story.html