Mobsters with the highest body count

[motorfab]

I don't know how many he killed but Filippo Marchese must have a very high body count too ...

[furiofromnaples]

I don't know how many he killed but Filippo Marchese must have a very high body count too ...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filippo_Marchese

Marchese ran what became known as the Room of Death, a small apartment along the Piazza Sant Erasmo.Victims who stood in the way of the Corleonesi, the Mafia clan from the town of Corleone, were lured there to be murdered, usually by being garrotted. Their bodies were either dissolved in acid or chopped up and dumped out at sea. As many as 100 people – mafiosi who stood in the way of the Corleonesi bosses, Salvatore Riina and Bernardo Provenzano, and their associates – were killed there during the Second Mafia War.

Like most mafiosi, Filippo Marchese was very elusive, and the primary source of information about his career in crime comes from Vincenzo Sinagra, an informant.Sinagra was not a member of the Mafia but just a common criminal who, in 1981, made the mistake of stealing from a mafioso. He was given three choices; leave Sicily, die or become a gofer for the Corleonesi. He opted for the third option and ended up working with Marchese in the Room of Death.

Sinagra was arrested on August 11, 1982 when he was caught red-handed carrying out a contract killing, and after a year in custody he decided to become an informant and cooperated with the anti-Mafia judge Paolo Borsellino.He testified at the Maxi Trial of 1986-87, along with Tommaso Buscetta. Sinagra claimed at the Maxi Trial that it was invariably his job to hold the feet of those who died in the Room of Death while Marchese strangled them with a length of rope. Sinagra even claimed that Marchese masturbated whilst snorting cocaine and watching victims being tortured. By the time of the Maxi Trial, however, Filippo Marchese was dead.

[Shellackhead]

I don't know how many he killed but Filippo Marchese must have a very high body count too ...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filippo_Marchese

Marchese ran what became known as the Room of Death, a small apartment along the Piazza Sant Erasmo.Victims who stood in the way of the Corleonesi, the Mafia clan from the town of Corleone, were lured there to be murdered, usually by being garrotted. Their bodies were either dissolved in acid or chopped up and dumped out at sea. As many as 100 people – mafiosi who stood in the way of the Corleonesi bosses, Salvatore Riina and Bernardo Provenzano, and their associates – were killed there during the Second Mafia War.

Like most mafiosi, Filippo Marchese was very elusive, and the primary source of information about his career in crime comes from Vincenzo Sinagra, an informant.Sinagra was not a member of the Mafia but just a common criminal who, in 1981, made the mistake of stealing from a mafioso. He was given three choices; leave Sicily, die or become a gofer for the Corleonesi. He opted for the third option and ended up working with Marchese in the Room of Death.

Sinagra was arrested on August 11, 1982 when he was caught red-handed carrying out a contract killing, and after a year in custody he decided to become an informant and cooperated with the anti-Mafia judge Paolo Borsellino.He testified at the Maxi Trial of 1986-87, along with Tommaso Buscetta. Sinagra claimed at the Maxi Trial that it was invariably his job to hold the feet of those who died in the Room of Death while Marchese strangled them with a length of rope. Sinagra even claimed that Marchese masturbated whilst snorting cocaine and watching victims being tortured. By the time of the Maxi Trial, however, Filippo Marchese was dead.

Great info Furio thanks

[furiofromnaples]

Giovanni Brusca 150 (he confessed more 100 and few that 200 murders)
Filippo Marchese 100 and more
Maurizio Avola 80
Pasquale Barra 67
Giuseppe Greco (sentenced for 58 murders in absentia)
Roy DeMeo 38 (by castellano tapes)
Salvatore Gravano 19

[thesalesexpert]

just released about John Alite:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POtWYsNvvkI

[UTC]

Harry Strauss is near the top.

[furiofromnaples]

Harry Strauss is near the top.

Yes,but he wasnt Italian.

[davidf1989]

How about Kayo Konigsberg? Here is an article about him.

http://www.mafianj.com/gallaghercontinu ... 968e.shtml

Raymond L.S Patriarca probably had quite a few killed during his time as boss such as Marfeo brothers, Nazarian and Candos.

https://gangsterreport.com/providence-m ... 1932-1992/

[furiofromnaples]

How about Kayo Konigsberg? Here is an article about him.

http://www.mafianj.com/gallaghercontinu ... 968e.shtml

Raymond L.S Patriarca probably had quite a few killed during his time as boss such as Marfeo brothers, Nazarian and Candos.

https://gangsterreport.com/providence-m ... 1932-1992/

I'm reffering to mobsters.

[SonnyBlackstein]

Lorraine Calluzo.

Any problem shes always 'whack this one, whack that one', never enough body count for Lorraine.

[furiofromnaples]

Tony the Ant Spilotro killed between 25 to 30 people. But I don't have the all the names to put him on the list.

[Tonyd621]

just released about John Alite:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POtWYsNvvkI

Sounds like he was piping guys on the call. Can't make out who it is

[UTC]

Harry Strauss is near the top.

Yes,but he wasnt Italian.

Certainly a mobster, though. And killed for LCN.

[furiofromnaples]

Harry Strauss is near the top.

Yes,but he wasnt Italian.

Certainly a mobster, though. And killed for LCN.

But wasn't an italian mobster.

[furiofromnaples]

Domenico Cuomo super killer of the Alfieri clan killed (in his word) "not for money but only for the fedelty to Carmine Alfieri". So when Alfieri flipped he followed the boss also because "I killing everyone without say nothing and the others on by back becomed rich".
He killed at least 90 people.