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Re: Bruno Indelicato

by B. » Tue Mar 23, 2021 8:13 pm

TommyGambino wrote: Tue Mar 23, 2021 8:20 am
Philly d wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 6:08 pm the bonannos used to have alot of zips, but now it seems like only the Gambinos do.
Pretty sure Capeci wrote not too long back that the Bonanmos still have a zip faction he said Vito Grimaldi is close to them.
Some of the younger members in Howard Beach and Middle Village are born to immigrants from Trapani and other parts of Sicily. It's looking like they're part of this "Sicilian faction" in NYC.

Fasitta, Zummo, and Mule have all been captains/acting captains, and Vincenzo Masi's family is from Sicily as well, maybe Trapani as well, and he is close to Fasitta. Zummo's father was a Pizza Connection heroin trafficker who hung out with the Caffe Aiello crowd and an article said he was a Sicilian mafia member.

We know Nino Mistretta and Giovanni Carolla are Sicilians with ties to Castellammare who met with the leader(s) of the Castellammare mafia in recent years with approval of "Joe" (probably Cammarano Jr., which would make sense if his father-in-law Vito Grimaldi was close to this faction as Capeci said).

There are still the Navarra brothers, too, and one of them employs Sal Catalano's nephew in his legitimate business. The Navarras have close relatives who are/were made in both Castellammare and the US.

The Bonanno NYC Sicilian faction seemed to be all but gone after Sciascia was killed, the Ligammaris killed themselves, and Baldo Amato went away for life, so it was a surprise to me when Capeci first said Asaro and Grimaldi were respected figures with this mysterious "Sicilian faction," but a picture is starting to emerge.

When Sal Montagna was acting boss, there was a report that he and Anthony Pipitone were recruiting younger Sicilian members, so I wonder if some of the younger guys I mentioned were brought into the family by Montagna, or shortly thereafter. Now that we know Montagna's father was a man of honor in Castellammare and sponsored boss Francesco Domingo for membership, it makes sense if he was influential in re-establishing some kind of Sicilian group. His brother Franco's trip to Sicily in 2007 with Stefano Turricano is also of interest.

Re: Bruno Indelicato

by thekiduknow » Tue Mar 23, 2021 9:16 am

stevan tod wrote: Tue Mar 23, 2021 9:14 am
thekiduknow wrote: Tue Mar 23, 2021 9:09 am
stevan tod wrote: Tue Mar 23, 2021 8:03 am
thekiduknow wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 4:24 pm
B. wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 3:28 pm
thekiduknow wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 2:39 pm
B. wrote: Sat Sep 12, 2020 4:10 pm His nephew wrote a book where he says John Bonventre recruited Giaccone into the Bonanno family. He says Giaccone's mother came from Castellammare like Bonventre. I know Giaccone's father was from Sciacca (like the Indelicatos) but haven't verified the info about the mother.

The nephew is unfortunately a major bullshitter. While he is a relative of Giaccone, he makes many questionable claims in the book so it's hard to gauge what's accurate and what's not.

I do know Giaccone was a member of a street gang in Queens and accidentally shot himself when he was young, so he was criminally active at a young age.
I found this today, from a source was interviewed in June 1975 and looked through a "Bonanno Family Album".
Yeah, I remember that from Sal Ferrugia's FBI file (I think you probably shared the file), but the name was redacted. Glad you got it unredacted so we know for sure.

Later the same informant refers to John Bonventre unredacted as a "former big boss". He goes on to say Giovanni Bonventre "was a big boss of the Bonanno family at one time, who called all the shots."

I doubt Frank Saggio went through these same FBI files, so seems he might have been right about Phil Giaccone being sponsored by Bonventre.

As for Bonventre being the "boss," we know he was mistaken by other sources as the underboss so there was probably an impression on the street he was a top guy, especially with Joe Bonanno absent and removed from the street.
Chaps actually posted the Ferrugia file, I went through and found the page hoping some of what was redacted in Salvo's file(where I pulled the quote from) were unredeacted there but not much. The source was a Salvatore Montello, a quick google search shows he was involved in the JFK rackets so he was definitely around Giaccone.
Any chance to post Salvo's file? I was always interested about this guy and his cousin Nino Busciglio. I belive i have Surveillance of Busciglio all dressed up and with glasses but i waitin for confirmation on ID. I will post it very soon.
Just posted! Speaking of Busciglio, I asked this when I posted the files but could Nino Busciglio be "Nino" from the DeCavalcante tapes?
Yes, Its him. JD confirmed also. Many thanks for the files.
Ah good to know. You're very welcome.

Re: Bruno Indelicato

by Pmac2 » Tue Mar 23, 2021 9:16 am

Mugshot of bruno looks like a jamaican lol

Re: Bruno Indelicato

by stevan tod » Tue Mar 23, 2021 9:14 am

thekiduknow wrote: Tue Mar 23, 2021 9:09 am
stevan tod wrote: Tue Mar 23, 2021 8:03 am
thekiduknow wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 4:24 pm
B. wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 3:28 pm
thekiduknow wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 2:39 pm
B. wrote: Sat Sep 12, 2020 4:10 pm His nephew wrote a book where he says John Bonventre recruited Giaccone into the Bonanno family. He says Giaccone's mother came from Castellammare like Bonventre. I know Giaccone's father was from Sciacca (like the Indelicatos) but haven't verified the info about the mother.

The nephew is unfortunately a major bullshitter. While he is a relative of Giaccone, he makes many questionable claims in the book so it's hard to gauge what's accurate and what's not.

I do know Giaccone was a member of a street gang in Queens and accidentally shot himself when he was young, so he was criminally active at a young age.
I found this today, from a source was interviewed in June 1975 and looked through a "Bonanno Family Album".
Yeah, I remember that from Sal Ferrugia's FBI file (I think you probably shared the file), but the name was redacted. Glad you got it unredacted so we know for sure.

Later the same informant refers to John Bonventre unredacted as a "former big boss". He goes on to say Giovanni Bonventre "was a big boss of the Bonanno family at one time, who called all the shots."

I doubt Frank Saggio went through these same FBI files, so seems he might have been right about Phil Giaccone being sponsored by Bonventre.

As for Bonventre being the "boss," we know he was mistaken by other sources as the underboss so there was probably an impression on the street he was a top guy, especially with Joe Bonanno absent and removed from the street.
Chaps actually posted the Ferrugia file, I went through and found the page hoping some of what was redacted in Salvo's file(where I pulled the quote from) were unredeacted there but not much. The source was a Salvatore Montello, a quick google search shows he was involved in the JFK rackets so he was definitely around Giaccone.
Any chance to post Salvo's file? I was always interested about this guy and his cousin Nino Busciglio. I belive i have Surveillance of Busciglio all dressed up and with glasses but i waitin for confirmation on ID. I will post it very soon.
Just posted! Speaking of Busciglio, I asked this when I posted the files but could Nino Busciglio be "Nino" from the DeCavalcante tapes?
Yes, Its him. JD confirmed also. Many thanks for the files.

Re: Bruno Indelicato

by thekiduknow » Tue Mar 23, 2021 9:09 am

stevan tod wrote: Tue Mar 23, 2021 8:03 am
thekiduknow wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 4:24 pm
B. wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 3:28 pm
thekiduknow wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 2:39 pm
B. wrote: Sat Sep 12, 2020 4:10 pm His nephew wrote a book where he says John Bonventre recruited Giaccone into the Bonanno family. He says Giaccone's mother came from Castellammare like Bonventre. I know Giaccone's father was from Sciacca (like the Indelicatos) but haven't verified the info about the mother.

The nephew is unfortunately a major bullshitter. While he is a relative of Giaccone, he makes many questionable claims in the book so it's hard to gauge what's accurate and what's not.

I do know Giaccone was a member of a street gang in Queens and accidentally shot himself when he was young, so he was criminally active at a young age.
I found this today, from a source was interviewed in June 1975 and looked through a "Bonanno Family Album".
Yeah, I remember that from Sal Ferrugia's FBI file (I think you probably shared the file), but the name was redacted. Glad you got it unredacted so we know for sure.

Later the same informant refers to John Bonventre unredacted as a "former big boss". He goes on to say Giovanni Bonventre "was a big boss of the Bonanno family at one time, who called all the shots."

I doubt Frank Saggio went through these same FBI files, so seems he might have been right about Phil Giaccone being sponsored by Bonventre.

As for Bonventre being the "boss," we know he was mistaken by other sources as the underboss so there was probably an impression on the street he was a top guy, especially with Joe Bonanno absent and removed from the street.
Chaps actually posted the Ferrugia file, I went through and found the page hoping some of what was redacted in Salvo's file(where I pulled the quote from) were unredeacted there but not much. The source was a Salvatore Montello, a quick google search shows he was involved in the JFK rackets so he was definitely around Giaccone.
Any chance to post Salvo's file? I was always interested about this guy and his cousin Nino Busciglio. I belive i have Surveillance of Busciglio all dressed up and with glasses but i waitin for confirmation on ID. I will post it very soon.
Just posted! Speaking of Busciglio, I asked this when I posted the files but could Nino Busciglio be "Nino" from the DeCavalcante tapes?

Re: Bruno Indelicato

by Cheech » Tue Mar 23, 2021 8:34 am

last report i thought i saw said grimaldi was shelved.

Re: Bruno Indelicato

by TommyGambino » Tue Mar 23, 2021 8:20 am

Philly d wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 6:08 pm the bonannos used to have alot of zips, but now it seems like only the Gambinos do.
Pretty sure Capeci wrote not too long back that the Bonanmos still have a zip faction he said Vito Grimaldi is close to them.

Re: Bruno Indelicato

by stevan tod » Tue Mar 23, 2021 8:05 am

Mugshot of Bruno.

Re: Bruno Indelicato

by stevan tod » Tue Mar 23, 2021 8:03 am

thekiduknow wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 4:24 pm
B. wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 3:28 pm
thekiduknow wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 2:39 pm
B. wrote: Sat Sep 12, 2020 4:10 pm His nephew wrote a book where he says John Bonventre recruited Giaccone into the Bonanno family. He says Giaccone's mother came from Castellammare like Bonventre. I know Giaccone's father was from Sciacca (like the Indelicatos) but haven't verified the info about the mother.

The nephew is unfortunately a major bullshitter. While he is a relative of Giaccone, he makes many questionable claims in the book so it's hard to gauge what's accurate and what's not.

I do know Giaccone was a member of a street gang in Queens and accidentally shot himself when he was young, so he was criminally active at a young age.
I found this today, from a source was interviewed in June 1975 and looked through a "Bonanno Family Album".
Yeah, I remember that from Sal Ferrugia's FBI file (I think you probably shared the file), but the name was redacted. Glad you got it unredacted so we know for sure.

Later the same informant refers to John Bonventre unredacted as a "former big boss". He goes on to say Giovanni Bonventre "was a big boss of the Bonanno family at one time, who called all the shots."

I doubt Frank Saggio went through these same FBI files, so seems he might have been right about Phil Giaccone being sponsored by Bonventre.

As for Bonventre being the "boss," we know he was mistaken by other sources as the underboss so there was probably an impression on the street he was a top guy, especially with Joe Bonanno absent and removed from the street.
Chaps actually posted the Ferrugia file, I went through and found the page hoping some of what was redacted in Salvo's file(where I pulled the quote from) were unredeacted there but not much. The source was a Salvatore Montello, a quick google search shows he was involved in the JFK rackets so he was definitely around Giaccone.
Any chance to post Salvo's file? I was always interested about this guy and his cousin Nino Busciglio. I belive i have Surveillance of Busciglio all dressed up and with glasses but i waitin for confirmation on ID. I will post it very soon.

Re: Bruno Indelicato

by Philly d » Mon Mar 22, 2021 6:08 pm

the bonannos used to have alot of zips, but now it seems like only the Gambinos do.

Re: Bruno Indelicato

by B. » Mon Mar 22, 2021 4:26 pm

Ah, confusing with how generous you both have been with files.

Glad you ID'd the source. Makes sense that a street level associate would see Bonventre as a "big boss."

Re: Bruno Indelicato

by thekiduknow » Mon Mar 22, 2021 4:24 pm

B. wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 3:28 pm
thekiduknow wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 2:39 pm
B. wrote: Sat Sep 12, 2020 4:10 pm His nephew wrote a book where he says John Bonventre recruited Giaccone into the Bonanno family. He says Giaccone's mother came from Castellammare like Bonventre. I know Giaccone's father was from Sciacca (like the Indelicatos) but haven't verified the info about the mother.

The nephew is unfortunately a major bullshitter. While he is a relative of Giaccone, he makes many questionable claims in the book so it's hard to gauge what's accurate and what's not.

I do know Giaccone was a member of a street gang in Queens and accidentally shot himself when he was young, so he was criminally active at a young age.
I found this today, from a source was interviewed in June 1975 and looked through a "Bonanno Family Album".
Yeah, I remember that from Sal Ferrugia's FBI file (I think you probably shared the file), but the name was redacted. Glad you got it unredacted so we know for sure.

Later the same informant refers to John Bonventre unredacted as a "former big boss". He goes on to say Giovanni Bonventre "was a big boss of the Bonanno family at one time, who called all the shots."

I doubt Frank Saggio went through these same FBI files, so seems he might have been right about Phil Giaccone being sponsored by Bonventre.

As for Bonventre being the "boss," we know he was mistaken by other sources as the underboss so there was probably an impression on the street he was a top guy, especially with Joe Bonanno absent and removed from the street.
Chaps actually posted the Ferrugia file, I went through and found the page hoping some of what was redacted in Salvo's file(where I pulled the quote from) were unredeacted there but not much. The source was a Salvatore Montello, a quick google search shows he was involved in the JFK rackets so he was definitely around Giaccone.

Re: Bruno Indelicato

by B. » Mon Mar 22, 2021 3:28 pm

thekiduknow wrote: Mon Mar 22, 2021 2:39 pm
B. wrote: Sat Sep 12, 2020 4:10 pm His nephew wrote a book where he says John Bonventre recruited Giaccone into the Bonanno family. He says Giaccone's mother came from Castellammare like Bonventre. I know Giaccone's father was from Sciacca (like the Indelicatos) but haven't verified the info about the mother.

The nephew is unfortunately a major bullshitter. While he is a relative of Giaccone, he makes many questionable claims in the book so it's hard to gauge what's accurate and what's not.

I do know Giaccone was a member of a street gang in Queens and accidentally shot himself when he was young, so he was criminally active at a young age.
I found this today, from a source was interviewed in June 1975 and looked through a "Bonanno Family Album".
Yeah, I remember that from Sal Ferrugia's FBI file (I think you probably shared the file), but the name was redacted. Glad you got it unredacted so we know for sure.

Later the same informant refers to John Bonventre unredacted as a "former big boss". He goes on to say Giovanni Bonventre "was a big boss of the Bonanno family at one time, who called all the shots."

I doubt Frank Saggio went through these same FBI files, so seems he might have been right about Phil Giaccone being sponsored by Bonventre.

As for Bonventre being the "boss," we know he was mistaken by other sources as the underboss so there was probably an impression on the street he was a top guy, especially with Joe Bonanno absent and removed from the street.

Re: Bruno Indelicato

by chubby » Mon Mar 22, 2021 2:54 pm

sharpieone wrote: Sat Sep 12, 2020 8:25 pm
chubby wrote: Sat Sep 12, 2020 5:26 pm
SonnyBlackstein wrote: Sat Sep 12, 2020 10:38 am Anyone know the reason for the falling out between Patty DeFillipo and Basciano?
They both wanted to clip the other so there must be a story there somewhere.

Personally I think Basciano is doing his time so ‘easily’ is he probably thought he was going to get life in the Blue whatever Heroin trial and when he got acquitted everything post that was a bonus.
I’m not sure but I’ve heard that patty literally couldn’t earn to save his life.... from patty’s side I think he held a lot of jealousy against basciano... someone younger, in the same area, who’s well respected and is a pretty monster earner both legit and illegal...

Patty used to badmouth Vinny to Joe Massino. Said he was not a good choice as acting boss. IDK how much of a rift this next story actually led to, but back in 1985 Vinnie and Patty teamed up to shoot a rival numbers runner. Vinny was nabbed running from the scene. The victim initially ID'd Vinny in a lineup but changed his story later on. All the while, Patty was too fat to get out of the car and stayed put. Vinny originally skated on it, but was convicted of the attempted murder in 2006. Vinny is the shooter, runs away, and his boss is too fat to get out of the car? I can see how that'd stick with you.
Hahaha that’s a pretty classic story. Jesus how many bodies does basciano have.. guy had 0 hesitation when it came to getting his hands dirty even as a wealthy captain.. even the hit on the neighbor who threaten to kidnap his kid was insane.. he had no qualms about it. Just grabbed his shotgun and waited for the guy and blasted the shit out of him. I heard cicale didn’t even hit the guy once lol..

I’ve also heard stories of him going into the ghetto of the south Bronx where no white peiple would want to go and he had no hesitation going in there if someone owed him for dope money or whatever

Re: Bruno Indelicato

by thekiduknow » Mon Mar 22, 2021 2:39 pm

B. wrote: Sat Sep 12, 2020 4:10 pm His nephew wrote a book where he says John Bonventre recruited Giaccone into the Bonanno family. He says Giaccone's mother came from Castellammare like Bonventre. I know Giaccone's father was from Sciacca (like the Indelicatos) but haven't verified the info about the mother.

The nephew is unfortunately a major bullshitter. While he is a relative of Giaccone, he makes many questionable claims in the book so it's hard to gauge what's accurate and what's not.

I do know Giaccone was a member of a street gang in Queens and accidentally shot himself when he was young, so he was criminally active at a young age.
I found this today, from a source was interviewed in June 1975 and looked through a "Bonanno Family Album".

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