by Dwalin2014 » Tue Jan 19, 2016 1:45 pm
Still, Provenzano seems definitely above the "average" soldier. I mean, he could take decisions to have people killed and didn't do the dirty work himself, but sent others. Also, when people talk about the Hoffa murder, Provenzano is mentioned as powerful enough by himself, as if he was almost on the same level as Zerilli, Giacalone, Bufalino etc. I mean, if there is no information about him being a capo, he was probably a soldier, but it seems weird they didn't promote him to capo, considering the power he had. If they wanted to keep him as a soldier, why give him all this power without "upgrading" him to capo?
Still, Provenzano seems definitely above the "average" soldier. I mean, he could take decisions to have people killed and didn't do the dirty work himself, but sent others. Also, when people talk about the Hoffa murder, Provenzano is mentioned as powerful enough by himself, as if he was almost on the same level as Zerilli, Giacalone, Bufalino etc. I mean, if there is no information about him being a capo, he was probably a soldier, but it seems weird they didn't promote him to capo, considering the power he had. If they wanted to keep him as a soldier, why give him all this power without "upgrading" him to capo?