THE BLACK HAND FORUM

And also Utica Avenue and the crew of the 19th hole - one decina?

Please correct me. The crews of the Lucchese McDonald Avenue were based in Gravesend, and the crew of the 19th hole in Dyker Heights?

Why did he get the nick Animal?

I have always been interested in the issue of supplying weapons, for example, during the third Colombo war, they used different weapons: from simple revolvers/pistols to automatic weapons and rifles. I think that during the investigation, names about the suppliers of weapons came up.

Who do you know of the mafiosi who were involved in the arms trade? I read articles in the news about Dino Basciano, connectes with Lucchese family from Brooklyn, who allegedly armed two faction of the Colombo family, Orena and Persico in 91-93. Were there those who were constantly engaged in this t...

I don't think Tommy Shots will be back in the game. He has a lot of illnesses, and if you refer to the Gohnjotti article, then he was tired of all his life in the mafia and decided to retire before he was pinned down

It seems to me that Teddy P Jr. is one of the main contenders, and I also think that both Cacace and Cambria are in mind, purely my opinion.

I am most interested in how many really active made guys they have, given that many are over 60 years old.

What are the options, who will take the reins? I really can think of a name other than Joe Waverly.

What is known about Ralph Di Matteo? It would be interesting to know information about him. I know that his brother Luca was a skipper for a while in the family.

Maybe the names of Turchi's murderers or those who were suspected are known?

Costabile Farace, as far as I remember, he and his friends brutally beat one black guy, and the second was raped orally

Calandra has spoken about this guy a few times... basically said the guy was an asshole. I know the Lucchese ranks were pretty thin, relatively, in the early/mid 90s - but this guy was added to their construction panel. He must have had some juice at one point in time. Why did Calandra think Tangor...

He’s on the shelf because of his issues in prison Did he really have mental problems or was he imitating a patient? He really did have mental problems and this I would assume led to a lot of Lucchese members becoming worried that he would cooperate but he didn’t and was eventually released in 2014,...

Little_Al1991 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 03, 2022 12:43 am He’s on the shelf because of his issues in prison

Did he really have mental problems or was he imitating a patient?

I know that he briefly led the Lucchese crew to Bensonhurst and as far as I understand, he led the remnants after Zappola and Conte. I read that after his arrest, he started having problems with his head and even smeared himself with his own feces. Is there any recent information about him, maybe Pe...