THE BLACK HAND FORUM

I think that it’s likely that all within the Lucchese family would know that Vic is the boss. It would have been mentioned in the Bronx I believe. I don’t get what you’re trying to explain here OF COURSE everyone in the family knew Vic was the boss. I’m sorry, it’s ny mistake.Ive misread your previ...

I could barely get through that video. Constantly talks about his "sources" and how he "trusts" his reporting. I'm convinced he looks at what actual reputable sources are saying and shakes things up for his podcast, offering viewers the real story. He's trying to out-Scott Scott...

I get what you are saying but Vic was always boss at end of the day Yeah absolutely not arguing that but just trying to make people understand that here on the forum everything is black and white and we have lists and documents to refer to but on the street it’s gray a lot especially if you’re not ...

It was crazy in like the early 2010s on Gangster BB it was every day "Crea is the real boss / power" "Guy from Tuckahoe calling the shots" They weren't completely wrong. Crea was the most powerful Lucchese member on the street at that time in an operational sense even with Madon...

It was crazy in like the early 2010s on Gangster BB it was every day "Crea is the real boss / power" "Guy from Tuckahoe calling the shots" Crea developed a cult like following during those times. Pizzaboy kept propagating that theory. Much of the comments made about Crea being t...

Why would there be hundreds of thousands of dollars within a social club? That could be easily seized by the FBI.

And like 80% of the Bosses spent longer time on the street as Boss than both of them. Persico spent a similar amount of time on the street as Boss as Vito Genovese did, Paul Castellano dwarfed both, John Gotti was longer, etc. Definitely crazy that they managed to hold on so long in jail though, pa...

The record, formerly held by Carmine Persico who became the boss during November of 1980, has now been superseded by Vic Amuso who became the boss of the Lucchese Family during October of 1986. The earliest date of Persico becoming the boss is due to Greg Scarpa who stated it was November 4/5 of 198...

We haven’t heard about Allie Boy for many years now

I wonder if we will even hear about how much clout he has left today?

Any good sources of information to read about him?

bronx wrote: ↑Fri May 16, 2025 12:28 pm don't forget about allie boy.....even though he has life at the present time

Curiosity due to their family ties.
I remember when predictions were made that Allie would take the top spot after Carmine passed away (probably because Allie was still the Acting Boss)
It seemed far fetched

I wonder if Teddy is in contact with Allie Boy in any way?

If you look at the Lucchese membership totals, both estimated and actually listed, they've been remarkably stable for the past 40+ years. Pennisi said that during his time (2013 until 2018) They had 7 crews. Two in The Bronx, two on Long Island, one in Manhattan, one in New Jersey, and one Brooklyn...

I hope that he’s okay

Yeah but I was more so talking since Carmine passed away people were saying Cacace would take over, he didn't, when Russo died, people thought Cacace was going to become the AB, he didn't, and his name is still coming up when we know Teddy was decided to take over. Even Scott said Cacace was the ac...