CabriniGreen wrote: ↑Fri Nov 13, 2020 3:37 am B. found this, after seeing this I was more convinced than ever ......
The Italian authorities suspected it involved drug trafficking. Mafia leaders in Porto Empedocle were recorded around the same time discussing how the return of the Inzerillos meant they would be able to deal much larger quantities of drugs through the Inzerillos' ties. The Old Bridge document mentions these Porto Empedocle mafia conversations in context with Inzerillo's Canadian contacts.
This was important to me, because it confirmed that these were the original connections forged by the Inzerillos back in the early 70s.... like Cali inherited these connections from John Gambino, who got them from partnerships with the Inzerillos and the Caruana- Cuntreras.
The Porto Empedocle connection stands out, as Gambino member Paul Semplice's family is from Porto Empedocle and he has visited there in recent years. He is a member of Lorenzo Mannino's decina, which is also tied closely to the Inzerillos. Semplice was doing business with Ontario-based Bonanno member Vincenzo Morena during Morena's cooperation.
Heres a link from Federico Vareses book, detailing Old Bridge events. Notice how Cali can negotiate 500 kilos from Venezuela, at 5000 a ki. The BEST price.....This was what the bosses in Porto Empedocle meant, but it's not really Calis connections, it's the Inzerillos, who used John Gambino as their front man. Cali was the successor to John in a lot of ways.....Cali didnt have any deep ties to South America, lol all of this was through the Inzerillos.....
These connections are key to why the Inzerillos were allowed to return, just as they were the cause of their exile in the first place. At first they didnt share, they learned from their mistakes.......
https://books.google.com/books?id=d5NOD ... la&f=false