by DPG » Tue Jul 24, 2018 1:25 pm
Lupara wrote: ↑Tue Jul 24, 2018 12:02 pm
Profaci was already the Colombo boss before the war? When did he take over?
Two other men appear to have benefited greatly from the elimination of Yale. Anthony Carfano took charge of many of Yale's lucrative rackets.[44] And Giuseppe Profaci, who quietly led a small Mafia organization comprised of relatives and fellow immigrants from Villabate, Sicily, assumed control of Yale men and territory in southern Brooklyn. The added strength and prestige instantly made Profaci a significant player in the national Mafia network.[45]
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http://mafiahistory.us/a025/f_yale.html
Source info:
Hunt, Thomas, "What do we know
about Frankie Yale?," The American Mafia, mafiahistory.us, accessed July 24, 2018.
Copyright © Thomas Hunt
Yale is killed July 1, 1928 and then Dec. 5th Profaci is picked up at the Hotel Statler meeting in Cleveland.
Those two things added together would lead me to believe the end of 1928 being when Profaci became boss.
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Profaci was already the Colombo boss before the war? When did he take over?
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Two other men appear to have benefited greatly from the elimination of Yale. Anthony Carfano took charge of many of Yale's lucrative rackets.[44] And Giuseppe Profaci, who quietly led a small Mafia organization comprised of relatives and fellow immigrants from Villabate, Sicily, assumed control of Yale men and territory in southern Brooklyn. The added strength and prestige instantly made Profaci a significant player in the national Mafia network.[45]
Copied from: http://mafiahistory.us/a025/f_yale.html
Source info:
Hunt, Thomas, "What do we know
about Frankie Yale?," The American Mafia, mafiahistory.us, accessed July 24, 2018.
Copyright © Thomas Hunt
Yale is killed July 1, 1928 and then Dec. 5th Profaci is picked up at the Hotel Statler meeting in Cleveland.
Those two things added together would lead me to believe the end of 1928 being when Profaci became boss.