Frankie Notch Iannaci, Chickie DeMartino, Gabe Scianna, Mickey Spataro

[Nurzhamba]

Hey everyone, what do you know about these guys? I know that DeMartino and Spataro are in prison for the attempted murder of Joseph Campanella. If you have complete information or a biography about them, please share it

[Pmac2]

Demartino must only have a few years left. All these guys were around will bill cutolo I'm thinking. Then they flipped to get under allie boy persico hoping they would get moved up

[Nurzhamba]

Demartino must only have a few years left. All these guys were around will bill cutolo I'm thinking. Then they flipped to get under allie boy persico hoping they would get moved up

There is little information about DeMartino and Spataoo, and I have not heard anything about the other guys, except that Gabe appeared in the newspaper. But it might not have been him.

[Pogo The Clown]

DeMartino was inducted into the family in early 1991.


Pogo

[SonnyBlackstein]

VINCENT DEMARTINO
Register Number: 22044-053
Age: 65
Race: White
Sex: Male
Located at: Allenwood Low FCI
Release Date: 07/14/2024

MICHAEL SPATARO
Register Number: 43392-053
Age: 54
Race: White
Sex: Male
Located at: Fort Dix FCI
Release Date: 03/27/2025

FRANK IANNACI
Register Number: 39435-053
Age: 62
Race: White
Sex: Male
NOT IN BOP CUSTODY
Release Date: UNKNOWN

GABRIEL SCIANNA
Register Number: 37557-053
Age: 64
Race: White
Sex: Male
Released On: 06/12/1997


https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/di ... 2/2261620/
(US case vs Cutola, DeMartino, Spataro, Iannaci & Scianna)

[Nurzhamba]

VINCENT DEMARTINO
Register Number: 22044-053
Age: 65
Race: White
Sex: Male
Located at: Allenwood Low FCI
Release Date: 07/14/2024

MICHAEL SPATARO
Register Number: 43392-053
Age: 54
Race: White
Sex: Male
Located at: Fort Dix FCI
Release Date: 03/27/2025

FRANK IANNACI
Register Number: 39435-053
Age: 62
Race: White
Sex: Male
NOT IN BOP CUSTODY
Release Date: UNKNOWN

GABRIEL SCIANNA
Register Number: 37557-053
Age: 64
Race: White
Sex: Male
Released On: 06/12/1997


https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/di ... 2/2261620/
(US case vs Cutola, DeMartino, Spataro, Iannaci & Scianna)

Thank you so much!

[Nurzhamba]

DeMartino was inducted into the family in early 1991.


Pogo

In general, what was DeMartino reputation, did he have respect among the mobsters?

[Pogo The Clown]

No idea.


Pogo

[gohnjotti]

DeMartino was inducted into the family in early 1991.


Pogo

In general, what was DeMartino reputation, did he have respect among the mobsters?

He was incredibly feared, according to Giovanni Floridia, especially after the attempted Campanella hit. Floridia - who was decidedly less feared - testified that he began receiving respect from made members and non-made members alike after the Campanella hit.
DeMartino was on the outs with Cutolo in the late '90s, but still held his own as an influential member close to John DeRoss.

EDIT: DeMartino was apparently promised a promotion to captain if he whacked Campanella, but that never happened. He was not a tremendous earner, and lacked 'street smarts.' He was feared due to his reputation as a 'killer.' When Floridia was first introduced to a recently-released DeMartino in the late '90s by John Cerbone, Cerbone introduced DeMartino as somebody who had done work for the family, who was looking to build a crew. Floridia (who later became DeMartino's driver and right-hand) viewed DeMartino as unhinged, erratic, and capable of murdering anyone. Floridia was probably exaggerating a bit in his assessment - for instance, he also testified that he thought DeMartino might murder him on the spot after the Campanella hit. I personally don't believe Floridia actually believed this would happen.

[Nurzhamba]

DeMartino was inducted into the family in early 1991.


Pogo

In general, what was DeMartino reputation, did he have respect among the mobsters?

He was incredibly feared, according to Giovanni Floridia, especially after the attempted Campanella hit. Floridia - who was decidedly less feared - testified that he began receiving respect from made members and non-made members alike after the Campanella hit.
DeMartino was on the outs with Cutolo in the late '90s, but still held his own as an influential member close to John DeRoss.

EDIT: DeMartino was apparently promised a promotion to captain if he whacked Campanella, but that never happened. He was not a tremendous earner, and lacked 'street smarts.' He was feared due to his reputation as a 'killer.' When Floridia was first introduced to a recently-released DeMartino in the late '90s by John Cerbone, Cerbone introduced DeMartino as somebody who had done work for the family, who was looking to build a crew. Floridia (who later became DeMartino's driver and right-hand) viewed DeMartino as unhinged, erratic, and capable of murdering anyone. Floridia was probably exaggerating a bit in his assessment - for instance, he also testified that he thought DeMartino might murder him on the spot after the Campanella hit. I personally don't believe Floridia actually believed this would happen.

Wow, just no comment. What was DeMartino's real motive when he shot Campanella? Where I read it was claimed that De Martino did it all for personal reasons, allegedly Campanella slept with his wife. Most likely, he wanted to rise to the rank of captain, if it was a personal motive.

[Nurzhamba]

DeMartino was inducted into the family in early 1991.


Pogo

In general, what was DeMartino reputation, did he have respect among the mobsters?

He was incredibly feared, according to Giovanni Floridia, especially after the attempted Campanella hit. Floridia - who was decidedly less feared - testified that he began receiving respect from made members and non-made members alike after the Campanella hit.
DeMartino was on the outs with Cutolo in the late '90s, but still held his own as an influential member close to John DeRoss.

EDIT: DeMartino was apparently promised a promotion to captain if he whacked Campanella, but that never happened. He was not a tremendous earner, and lacked 'street smarts.' He was feared due to his reputation as a 'killer.' When Floridia was first introduced to a recently-released DeMartino in the late '90s by John Cerbone, Cerbone introduced DeMartino as somebody who had done work for the family, who was looking to build a crew. Floridia (who later became DeMartino's driver and right-hand) viewed DeMartino as unhinged, erratic, and capable of murdering anyone. Floridia was probably exaggerating a bit in his assessment - for instance, he also testified that he thought DeMartino might murder him on the spot after the Campanella hit. I personally don't believe Floridia actually believed this would happen.

Do you know what DeMartino did before the Third war and after his release from prison? Maybe he had some kind of rackets?