THE BLACK HAND FORUM

Pogo The Clown wrote: ↑Thu Apr 20, 2017 5:35 pm

Pogo The Clown wrote: ↑Wed Apr 19, 2017 12:29 pm A Cosa Nostra Boss don't belong on the cover of TIME Magezine.

This was from the HBO Gotti movie.


Pogo

Pogo The Clown wrote: ↑Wed Apr 19, 2017 12:29 pm A Cosa Nostra Boss don't belong on the cover of TIME Magezine.

joeycigars wrote: ↑Wed Apr 19, 2017 2:46 am

Rocco wrote: ↑Tue Apr 18, 2017 11:47 am

Attaboi 1 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 16, 2017 3:55 pm Gotta say though, that is one gangster mofo, dude is hilarious

Hollywood gangster. He aint Cosa Nostra by a longshot. Fuckin instagram acct. White Rolls etc. He could have it made chillin in Boca collecting envelopes from Philly living the good life and die in his bed as boss. But he likes the attention and worse...he is a degenerate gambler who doesn't pay up ! Who do bookies talk about on the wire tap? The guy with the large bets that don't pay up? Everyone talks about that guy. Why? Because everyone is effected by that guy. Everyone answers to someone. And everyone is complaining about that guy. Just collect the money. I cant. Fuck you cant why? Its Joey Merlino! I bet he gambles away 70% of the money coming in from Philly and that's why he has to get his hands dirty making money on the side. He needs that cash! Why else are you working with Associates from ANOTHER family you don't know when you are the boss. Its one thing to be involved in coke deals with a guy you made into your own family. But come on. This aint rocket science what he is doing. The guy cant help himself and who is gonna tell him what to do ? He is the boss. right ?

Hey Donnie Joey Merlino wants to come to King's Court Club tonight.
Sonny Black: Merlino? Tell him its closed....

After all that ....Then Patsy Parrello gets in on the action ...And to top it off the westside sent the rat not Philly , Joey kinda looks good here IMO

Rocco wrote: ↑Tue Apr 18, 2017 11:47 am

Attaboi 1 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 16, 2017 3:55 pm Gotta say though, that is one gangster mofo, dude is hilarious

Hollywood gangster. He aint Cosa Nostra by a longshot. Fuckin instagram acct. White Rolls etc. He could have it made chillin in Boca collecting envelopes from Philly living the good life and die in his bed as boss. But he likes the attention and worse...he is a degenerate gambler who doesn't pay up ! Who do bookies talk about on the wire tap? The guy with the large bets that don't pay up? Everyone talks about that guy. Why? Because everyone is effected by that guy. Everyone answers to someone. And everyone is complaining about that guy. Just collect the money. I cant. Fuck you cant why? Its Joey Merlino! I bet he gambles away 70% of the money coming in from Philly and that's why he has to get his hands dirty making money on the side. He needs that cash! Why else are you working with Associates from ANOTHER family you don't know when you are the boss. Its one thing to be involved in coke deals with a guy you made into your own family. But come on. This aint rocket science what he is doing. The guy cant help himself and who is gonna tell him what to do ? He is the boss. right ?

Hey Donnie Joey Merlino wants to come to King's Court Club tonight.
Sonny Black: Merlino? Tell him its closed....

Pogo The Clown wrote: ↑Tue Apr 18, 2017 2:12 pm Yeah. Minor correction Merlino was the UnderBoss at the time. Still he was effectively the Boss since Natale was spending most of his time in Jersey and was on parole. Here is a good article on their activities. It shows how Merlino was personally knee deep in moving swag during the late 90s. Not surprisingly it made into his indictment.


http://www.americanmafia.com/News/12-17 ... _Ring.html

According to the affidavit signed by FBI agent Ralph J. Saturno, federal authorities first learned of the mob's involvement in the stolen property ring in the summer of 1997 when Previte was approached by Merlino, Abbruzzi and Frangipani about buying electric ceiling fans.

Some of the fans, part of a stolen shipment that had been designated for a Builders Square store in Cherry Hill, were being sold by Abbruzzi and Frangipani from a "blue van located near the intersection of Tenth and Carpenter Streets," according to the affidavit.

The fans, which retailed for from $29 to $69 apiece, were being sold for $20. Previte, according to the affidavit, offered to take 100. Merlino said that because he was "a friend of his" he would only have to pay $15 for each fan.

According to the affidavit signed by FBI agent Ralph J. Saturno, federal authorities first learned of the mob's involvement in the stolen property ring in the summer of 1997 when Previte was approached by Merlino, Abbruzzi and Frangipani about buying electric ceiling fans.

Some of the fans, part of a stolen shipment that had been designated for a Builders Square store in Cherry Hill, were being sold by Abbruzzi and Frangipani from a "blue van located near the intersection of Tenth and Carpenter Streets," according to the affidavit.

The fans, which retailed for from $29 to $69 apiece, were being sold for $20. Previte, according to the affidavit, offered to take 100. Merlino said that because he was "a friend of his" he would only have to pay $15 for each fan.

Pogo The Clown wrote: ↑Tue Apr 18, 2017 12:27 pm The best one was when he was Acting Boss he personally put two Associates on the street to sell some stolen ceiling fans out of a van for 20 bucks a pop. A score is a score.


Pogo

Attaboi 1 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 16, 2017 3:55 pm Gotta say though, that is one gangster mofo, dude is hilarious