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B. wrote: ↑Thu Jan 25, 2018 6:54 pmLooks like JD got his blog going which is great news for everyone.

It's like unwrapping a christmas gift. JD if you're out there I'm looking forward to every post! Keep up the good work I sincerely appreciate it.

I believe it was the florist store owned by Gambino informant Alfredo Santantonio. He was whacked there in 1963. Flowers By Charm was located at 197 Avenue T in Brooklyn, N.Y

Great to see JD back at it. Does anybody know the significance of the Charm Florist picture at the top?

I also should also add great pictures of the wake, I don’t think Iv ever seen these before.

Kind Regards

John W

I’m looking forward to reading many profiles on the blog, good work.

Kind Regards

John W

awesome buddy! thx for sharing!

B. wrote:The URL is all over the photos.

Also, let me suggest that even though his URL is clear, we should give credit to the blog if we're just going to re-post entire entries on the board.

I was going to suggest the same thing B but you beat me to it. He spends a lot of time and money on this not to do so. Thanks!


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I like the blog. Hope that there will be more stuf soon

B. wrote: ↑Thu Jan 25, 2018 7:41 pm The URL is all over the photos.

Also, let me suggest that even though his URL is clear, we should give credit to the blog if we're just going to re-post entire entries on the board.

Thanks.

The URL is all over the photos.

Also, let me suggest that even though his URL is clear, we should give credit to the blog if we're just going to re-post entire entries on the board.

B. wrote: ↑Thu Jan 25, 2018 6:54 pm Looks like JD got his blog going which is great news for everyone.

Could you post details please mate?

Lupara wrote: ↑Thu Jan 25, 2018 2:56 pm A little strange no one from Montreal attended. Perhaps because Rastelli had supported Violi?

George Sciascia is on that list and he was the captain of Montreal, so they were at least represented, assuming unidentified Canadian members didn't come down as well.

Thanks for sharing this. Looks like JD got his blog going which is great news for everyone.

Doobeez wrote: ↑Thu Jan 25, 2018 5:46 pm Massino was still in the can, wasn't he?

Correct. He got out in November 1992.


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Massino was still in the can, wasn't he?

The Colombo's were shooting at each other again, so I can see them not being there..but at the time of his death, were the Genovese again recognizing the Bonannos as Commission members? I remember reading Salerno, years before, called them the Babanias, and junk dealers(lol), but despite that, Gangi's being there was probably out of respect for Rastelli, a Boss, who basically spent his run in prison..

Camo wrote: ↑Thu Jan 25, 2018 3:27 pm

Frank wrote: ↑Thu Jan 25, 2018 3:13 pm

Lupara wrote: ↑Thu Jan 25, 2018 2:56 pm A little strange no one from Montreal attended. Perhaps because Rastelli had supported Violi?

Also no Columbo or Genovese.

It says Ross Gangi was there.

Ok thanks it does overlooked that.