Number of murdered members per family

[Hailbritain]

Also wasn't carmine consalvo a gambino , he was murdered in the late 70s

[HairyKnuckles]

Also wasn't carmine consalvo a gambino , he was murdered in the late 70s

Doubtful if made. He was born in 1936 and died in 1975. Has it been confirmed that he was killed?

For the Luccheses:

- Steve Rannelli in 1936
- Frank Callace in 1954
- Dominick "Dick Terry" Didato in 1933 (most likely made)
- Eugene Giannini in 1952
- Dominick "Gap" Petrelli in 1953
- Nick Paduano in 1932 (killed by police, does that count?)

[HairyKnuckles]

For the Genoveses:

(Some of these names may have been mentioned in posts above)

Sam Pollaccia in 1932
Anthony Carfano in 1959
Dominick "Terry Burns" Didato in 1936
John Biele in 1967
Paolo Cavella in 1952
Steven Franse in 1953 (not sure if made)
Charlie Gagliodotti in 1968
John Masseria in 1937 (not sure if made)
Jerry Scarpato in 1932 (not sure if made)
Pasquale Eboli in mid 1970s
Tommy Amato in 1991
Salvatore Briguglio in 1978
Angelo Chieppa in 1973
Carlie DiPetro in 1981
Joseph DeMarco in 1958
Eugene Farina in 1974 (not sure if killed)
Salvatore Granello in 1970
John Lardiere in 1977
John Manfredonia in 1978 (not sure if made)
Pasquale Pagano in 1970s
Henry Rubino in 1972
Thomas Vastano in 1980
Pasquale Macchiarole in 1978
Angelo Mazzola (most likely not made)
George Zappola in 1982 (not sure if made)

[HairyKnuckles]

Bonannos:

Filippo Rappa in 1944
Benny Gallo in 1930
Frank Italiano in 1935
Bastiano Domingo in 1933
James Alescia in 1932 (not sure if made)
Salvatore Amari in 1930s (source is Bill Bonanno)
Salvatore Ferarro in 1933 (not sure if made)
Francesco Grimaldi in 1934 (source is Limey´s charts)
Nicolo Grappuso in 1935 (source is Limey´s charts)
Joe Stabile in 1944
Giovanni Torres in 1930

[Hailbritain]

HK , I remember reading in Eddie maloney's book tough guy that consalvo was murdered , think it was to do with drug dealing , just not 100% sure if he was made . I seem to recollect he was

[HairyKnuckles]

Gambinos:

Giovanni Giustra in 1930
Sebastiano Bellanca in late 1950s (not sure if killed, disappeared)
Emilio Camarda in 1941 (not sure if made)
Charles Cavallaro in 1962 (former Gambino member, by time of death member in Cleveland)
Vincenzo Faraco in 1940 (not sure if made)
Peter Felice in 1937 (made?, possibly a Genovese member)
Anthony Indelicato in 1933 (likely made)
Carmelo Liconti in 1931
Costantino Masotto in 1943 (probably made)
Anthony Romeo in 1942 (not sure if made)
Jack Sparacino in 1952
Joseph santoro in 1933 (not sure if made)
Thomas Altamura in 1967
Michael Scandifia in 1968 (disappeared)
Joseph Benintende in late 1960s
Joseph Bisogno in 1969
Guido DeCurtis in 1977
Louis DiBono in 1990
Joseph Feola in 1965
Benedetto Macri in 1954
Jimmy Macri in 1954
John Mazziotta in 1952? (disappeared)
Louie Musto in 1954 (source is Scarpa, later confirmed made by CI)
John Palmieri in 1974
Nicholas Resitano (disappeared in late 1960s)
Paolo Licastri in 1979 (probably not made)
Robert Russo in 1981 (not sure if made)

[HairyKnuckles]

HK , I remember reading in Eddie maloney's book tough guy that consalvo was murdered , think it was to do with drug dealing , just not 100% sure if he was made . I seem to recollect he was

OK. But I don´t think he was made. He would have been too young (in my opinion) to have been made in the 1950s and he died before the books were opened in 1976.

[Antiliar]

Just curious, how far back are we going with this question? To 1931? To 1930? To the beginning of time?

To bring Chicago back further it will be even less comprehensive, but here's a go:
Salvatore DiGiovanni (1901) MAYBE
Joseph Morici (1901) PROBABLY
Mariano Zagone (1909) YES
Rosario Dispenza (1914) YES
Anthony Puccio (1914) POSSIBLY
Anthony D'Andrea (1921) YES
Joseph La Spisa (1921) YES
Michael Laccari (1921) PROBABLY
Andrew Orlando (1921) PROBABLY
John Guardino (1921) YES
Joseph Sinacola (1921) YES
Angelo Genna (1925) YES
Salvatore Ammatuna (1925) YES
Mike Genna (1925) PROBABLY
Anthony Genna (1925) PROBABLY
Tony Lombardo (1928) YES
Joseph Esposito (1928) YES
Dominick Aiello (1928) PROBABLY
Pasquale Lolordo (1929) YES
Joseph Giunta (1929) YES
Albert Anselmi (1929) YES
John Scalise (1929) YES
Joseph Aiello (1930) YES

There are many more that are less well-known and less confirmable.

[HairyKnuckles]

Colombos:

Nino Cottone in 1956 (killed in Sicily, possibly made)
Salvatore Fontana in 1935
Giuseppe Scaduto in 1936 (not sure if made, JD knows more about him)
Tommy Barbusca in 1974 (not sure if made)
Larry Cirillo in 1963 (killed by girlfriend)
John Cutrone in 1976
Salvatore D´Ambrosio in 1969
Fred DeLucia in 1969
Larry Lampasi Jr in 1992
Joseph Magnesco in 1961
Marco Morelli in 1962 (source is Scarpa, possibly not made)
Anthony Riccardi in 1974
Cristoforo Rubino in 1958 (not sure if made, possibly connected to the Luccheses)
Joseph Vitacco in 1980
Johnny Matera in 1981
Michael Belvedere in 1990 (not sure if made)
Vito Guzzo Sr in 1987
Joseph Peraino Jr in 1982
Joseph Rizzo in 1982
Vincent Regina in 1983

[Pogo The Clown]

Thanks for the additions. Interesting that both Italiano and Rappa were both Consiglieri and both ended up getting whacked a short time later. Both were real sleepers.


Pogo

[Angelo Santino]

What Rappa are we discussing? In 1912 Bonanno Boss Sebastiano Di Gaetano was indicted in a kidnapping case, one of his assailants was a Rappa.

[Antiliar]

They weren't related.

[B.]

Just curious, how far back are we going with this question? To 1931? To 1930? To the beginning of time?

Like JD was saying, we don't know enough about the rule in question, so I'm not sure if it was something created in NYC in the 1920s, 30s, etc. or if it was something that goes back to the beginnings of the organization in Sicily. I'm going to assume it goes back farther.

Sort of like the rule against stealing another member's wife, this rule seems to have come about due to abuse of power. I doubt the concern had as much to do with a wannabe associate killing a made member on the off chance that he could take his spot, but more to do with an existing member (especially a high-ranking one) ordering members killed so that he can replace them with people of his choosing.

This topic has turned out to be great for documenting all of the known member murders just for the sake of listing them altogether, though, so please feel free to list known member murders as far back as you can.

[toto]

Nino Cottone should not be listed in the Colombo/Profaci list. He was boss of Villabate at that time he was murdered and it was connected to the struggle in Palermo at the time.

[Pogo The Clown]

Some more.


Luccheses:
Fortunato “Charley” Lo Monte (1914)
Nicolo "Nick Terranova" Morello (1916)
Salvatore Loiacano (1920)


Genovese:
Vincenzo "Vincent Morello" Terranova (1922)
Giuseppe “The Clutching Hand” Piraino (1930) - Was he a Genovese or a Colombo?


Gambino:
Umberto Valenti (1922)