THE BLACK HAND FORUM

Is this the article, Canardo? https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.paudal.com/2021/09/10/possible-mafia-head-arrested-in-the-hague-lawyer-speaks-of-mistaken-identity/%3famp=1 Yes, it's the same article. Far as i can tell there's only a few extra lines explaining the supposed Englishman's presence in th...

The article doesn't state any specific information (i'm Dutch), only that the lawyer says it 's not Matteo Messina Denaro but some Englishman in a case of mistaken identity and that they took a dna sample to verify it. Then there's some general information on matteo denaro. I dunno but i'd be surpri...

The article doesn't state any specific information (i'm Dutch), only that the lawyer says it 's not Matteo Messina Denaro but some Englishman in a case of mistaken identity and that they took a dna sample to verify it. Then there's some general information on matteo denaro. I dunno but i'd be surpri...

The article doesn't state any specific information, only that the lawyer says it 's not Matteo Messina Denaro but some Englishman in a case of mistaken identity and that they took a dna sample to verify it. Then there us some general information on matteo denaro. I dunno but i'd be surprised if they...

Ruggiero wrote: ↑Sat Jul 17, 2021 5:09 pm
Just a thought.

As the person earlier here said.
"The movies and shows from the 70s and 80s usually portray mobsters as quite slim and healthy"
and the simpsons aired early 90s?

Rugg.

The Simpsons in this regard is merely 'art imitating life' in my regard

-Canarco-

It still surprises me that the family wouldn't back up an associate who was getting pushed around by an independent operator; I thought the whole point of being an associate was that the family would protect your rackets. I kinda figured that was due to this Scorcia guy's inaptitude. I mean, it's n...

What exactly even constitutes as a “mob wannabe” from what I’ve gathered in this thread, the kinds of people you are referring to just sounds like middle aged criminals that never made any effort to expanded into more lucrative criminal activity. When I think of a mob wanna be, I think of someone w...

Maybe a tad bit offtipic but how about that minnesota accent from Fargo (the series). That realistic?

Eddie Jacobs costs a fortune, for a basic felony state case he charges over 150k all in so I couldn’t even begin to imagine how much he’s charging Joey for a Federal RICO Trial. Uncle Joe must have had to pay him at least 500k for two back to back federal RICO cases, I actually feel bad for him. A....

there was a poster on the old real deal forum from brooklyn who talked a lot about the cutolo guys. i forget his name. he supposedly grew up with some of these guys. he apparenly knew dom, michael spataro, frank campanella, etc... and from whatever its worth (again this is just from me remembering ...

Kinda looks like a mulato. Probably just a dark "sicillian" type Italian, i guess...

Come on guys. Not every "what if" question is a GBB trip... And even lame questions sometime give us insightfull answers or lead to legitimate discussions.

Not same batch. Gravano was made later. He gave up his place when Toddo wanted to make him Before his son. https://obittree.com/obituary/us/new-jersey/manalapan/freeman-manalapan-marlboro-funeral-home/charles-aurello/3541085/ Ahhh yes thank you for correction Underboss was a long time ago. Was this...

Seems kind of a low figure for an entire crew to kick up in my opinion. But Pogo established it was only one persons cut. So the entire crew's kick up would be substantially bigger wich i feel is more realistic.

To be clear my question was, what cities had the 2nd and 3rd highest italian american population? 1st being New York, of course. Thanks It's hard to say for sure Alex, the last census we have data from was taken in 1990 and at that time NYC had 1.8 million Italians followed by Boston, Philly and Ch...