Costello assasinated two calabresi

[Eline2015]

Fellas, do you know anything about, what Magaddino is talking about?
https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.htm ... 5&tab=page

[Antiliar]

Magaddino jumped all over the place in his conversations, and to make things worse, the FBI had an old poor-quality mic and their interpretations weren't always right. When Magaddino said "cosa nostra" they thought he said "causa nostra," and that's one of the better known examples. So Frankie could be Frank Costello or Frank Scalise. Magaddino repeats the name of a Vincenzio Manno, who could be Vincenzo Mangano. Frank Costello didn't make Mangano part of his army, but Scalise did. If that's the case, then the two Calabresi would probably have been killed in the 1930/31 time period. I'm sure other posters have their own guesses.

[Eline2015]

Magaddino jumped all over the place in his conversations, and to make things worse, the FBI had an old poor-quality mic and their interpretations weren't always right. When Magaddino said "cosa nostra" they thought he said "causa nostra," and that's one of the better known examples. So Frankie could be Frank Costello or Frank Scalise. Magaddino repeats the name of a Vincenzio Manno, who could be Vincenzo Mangano. Frank Costello didn't make Mangano part of his army, but Scalise did. If that's the case, then the two Calabresi would probably have been killed in the 1930/31 time period. I'm sure other posters have their own guesses.

If I was, so that probably somehow related to Liconti and Giustra waterfront racket

[Villain]

The knife used to be a sign of the Camorra, especially if the guy was proud for using it like in this case

[Eline2015]

The knife used to be a sign of the Camorra, especially if the guy was proud for using it like in this case

So this partner of Frank probably was a member a Camorra related group

[Villain]

The knife used to be a sign of the Camorra, especially if the guy was proud for using it like in this case

So this partner of Frank probably was a member a Camorra related group

I don't know I'm just theorizing here... after all Vito and some other fellas were connected to that same organization, same as people from Chicago, and there's great possibility that they've sent a non-Sicilian to take care of two other non-Sicilians. Who knows maybe the killer was also Sicilian and simply loved using a knife lol for example Ricca (possible Camorrista) used to love the knife lol

[Eline2015]

https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.htm ... 2&tab=page
No, it’s not a scalise

[Antiliar]

https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.htm ... 2&tab=page
No, it’s not a scalise

I already skipped several pages back and saw that. In fact, some other researchers and myself went over these files in 2002 and were stumped. Like I said, it's hard to say who Magaddino referred to since he jumped around so much. One second he was talking recent events, the next he was talking about something 30 years earlier. Cheech could be Frank, and Frank isn't necessarily Frankie. He sometimes referred to the same individual in more than one way. Very hard to follow. Who was Tempesta? Was that a name or a description? Did the FBI record it right and did the agents transcribe it correctly? We don't know.