THE BLACK HAND FORUM

newera_212 wrote: ↑Thu May 10, 2018 8:53 am

Frank wrote: ↑Sat May 05, 2018 11:49 am

newera_212 wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 10:34 pm did Parrello's son hit the LoCascio kid? or Patsy Sr. hit him? if it was Patsy Senior than it was one made guy hitting another, could have been settled with a meeting, apology, and some money. clipping the guy's (civillian?) son is a scumbag move

Yes that it is. Maybe there is more to the story than we know. Maybe LoCascio wasn't as out of line as reported and Parello was more out of line than reported. Or other behind the scenes things could have been going on. I wonder if the Gambino contacted the Genovese leadership about it. Or if the LoCascio's just took action on there own. Who knows, Parello could have refused to attend a sit down or other things we don't know. It's hard to get the whole entire story.

good points. but yeah, exactly. we're never going to get the full truth, just like the nick cirillo disappearance.

was nick cirillo ever pronounced as dead? or did he just disappear?

newera_212 wrote: ↑Thu May 10, 2018 8:53 am

Frank wrote: ↑Sat May 05, 2018 11:49 am

newera_212 wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 10:34 pm did Parrello's son hit the LoCascio kid? or Patsy Sr. hit him? if it was Patsy Senior than it was one made guy hitting another, could have been settled with a meeting, apology, and some money. clipping the guy's (civillian?) son is a scumbag move

Yes that it is. Maybe there is more to the story than we know. Maybe LoCascio wasn't as out of line as reported and Parello was more out of line than reported. Or other behind the scenes things could have been going on. I wonder if the Gambino contacted the Genovese leadership about it. Or if the LoCascio's just took action on there own. Who knows, Parello could have refused to attend a sit down or other things we don't know. It's hard to get the whole entire story.

good points. but yeah, exactly. we're never going to get the full truth, just like the nick cirillo disappearance.

was nick cirillo ever pronounced as dead? or did he just disappear?

Frank wrote: ↑Sat May 05, 2018 11:49 am

newera_212 wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 10:34 pm did Parrello's son hit the LoCascio kid? or Patsy Sr. hit him? if it was Patsy Senior than it was one made guy hitting another, could have been settled with a meeting, apology, and some money. clipping the guy's (civillian?) son is a scumbag move

Yes that it is. Maybe there is more to the story than we know. Maybe LoCascio wasn't as out of line as reported and Parello was more out of line than reported. Or other behind the scenes things could have been going on. I wonder if the Gambino contacted the Genovese leadership about it. Or if the LoCascio's just took action on there own. Who knows, Parello could have refused to attend a sit down or other things we don't know. It's hard to get the whole entire story.

newera_212 wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 10:34 pm did Parrello's son hit the LoCascio kid? or Patsy Sr. hit him? if it was Patsy Senior than it was one made guy hitting another, could have been settled with a meeting, apology, and some money. clipping the guy's (civillian?) son is a scumbag move

JeremyTheJew wrote: ↑Sat May 05, 2018 7:55 am was tore in his dad's crew? he wasnt capo when his dad was indicted I don't believe

Pogo The Clown wrote: ↑Sat May 05, 2018 5:56 am From Dom Cicale's debriefings it was the Genoveses who killed Cirillo.


Pogo

NYNighthawk wrote: ↑Sat May 05, 2018 5:32 am Dom Cirillo actually gave up his son to be hit by Basciano - nice family huh?

JeremyTheJew wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 6:24 pm

NYNighthawk wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 4:54 pm Patsy did the right thing by straightening out Torrie Locascio who has rode on his father;s coattails for too long. Phuck the rules abut putting your hands on a made man. The rules are broke everyday in the mob. The old man Frankie Locs had a hit put on him in the can by Gotti himself. Too bad it wasn't carried out. I hope the Genovese family takes out Victor Mirdita and follows that up with the taking out of Torrie and Sal later on.

i heard tore loc is one of the few that did not ride their fathers "coat tails.

Regardless thats one of the most important rules. It defeats the purpose of being made of retribution didn't happen.

and yes, this is exactly like Cirillo son. .... who did his son hit? Basciano?

NYNighthawk wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 4:54 pm Patsy did the right thing by straightening out Torrie Locascio who has rode on his father;s coattails for too long. Phuck the rules abut putting your hands on a made man. The rules are broke everyday in the mob. The old man Frankie Locs had a hit put on him in the can by Gotti himself. Too bad it wasn't carried out. I hope the Genovese family takes out Victor Mirdita and follows that up with the taking out of Torrie and Sal later on.

Fughedaboutit wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 12:40 pm Another twist...seems like the Genovese were involved in the murder of the alibi witness for the shooter


THE SON of the Police Department's authority on fingerprints has disappeared without a trace. Steve Aiello, 23, whose testimony helped free a man charged with killing a powerful mobster's son, was last seen leaving his father's Morris Park house in the Bronx. Police believe Aiello may have been kidnaped and murdered by Genovese mobsters seeking retribution. His father, Frank, one of the most highly regarded civilians at 1 Police Plaza, runs the NYPD's Bureau of Criminal Investigation. He is a friend of every detective boss in the department. If a bad guy has hands, senior police officials say, Frank Aiello will find the fingerprints. The department's organized crime investigators are hard at work trying to find Missing Person No. 7734, 5-foot-8, brown eyes and brown hair. The kid knew his share of guys. By the time Steve Aiello disappeared Sept. 11, he was well known to FBI mob watchers. According to law enforcement sources, the story may trace to an incident in which reputed Genovese soldier Patsy Parrello slapped Torrie LoCascio, the son of imprisoned Gambino underboss Frank LoCascio, in front of a Bronx social club. The Gambinos, apparently seeking revenge, hired Victor Mirdita, an Albanian who was friendly with LoCascio's former driver, the sources said. On April 26, 1993, Parrello's son Pasquale, 24, was shot to death. Police arrested and charged Mirdita with murder. He was caught at the scene with a gun. On the eve of the trial this summer, the defense found an alibi witness Steve Aiello. He testified without ever telling his father, and Mirdita was acquitted. Assistant District Attorney William Hrabsky believes Aiello perjured himself.