chin_gigante wrote: ↑Fri Aug 06, 2021 12:50 am That thing about the Vincenzo Spagnolo murder being a mistake is interesting. It lines up with what Andrew Scoppa said about how he had nothing against Vincenzo, but rather his son Nicola.
Also interesting that this seems to put the blame for Salvatore Scoppa's murder at the feet of this "Brad Pitt" (did we ever figure out who this was?) and possibly Mirarchi rather than the Rizzutos. Lines up with the theory that it was a friend of his who set him up the night he was killed.
I've felt for awhile Miriarchi is a key figure, he seems to call his own shot. Also was hinted that he married into Ndrangheta.
It's interesting, because the Scoppas were said to have been recognized by the mafia in Toronto and Italy, which I've come to take as shorthand for the Siderno group people. So would Miriarchi go against this? Is he married into a clan? If so, which one? Was recognition from the " Mafia of Toronto and Italy" what triggered Miriarchi to hit them? Because he wanted to be on top?
Did he do this in opposition, or in accordance with this group? Or was this mafia group more or less indifferent?
Scoppa to me seemed mostly credible, if somewhat reluctant. I'm sure he put a slant on many situations to make his rivals look bad.
If Miriarchi is Ndrangheta, and was taking direction from Ontario, and was actively involved in all the murder plots, then the Ndrangheta braintrust bullshitted Vito, which is kinda what I think actually. Their signature wasnt definitively proven to be on any of the murders, so why admit to any of it?
Very interesting turn of events here....