Giosue Gallucci

[Antiliar]

Yeah, so it maybe could have or could not have been a relative. I'm agnostic towards him because arguments could be made either way. Cammorista or guappo (I'm assuming everyone knows what I mean). He could fit in either suit. But without more info, like I said, agnostic.

I looked through the transcripts and couldn't find one instance of Gallucci being called a camorrista but I also can't find one instance of DB being called a Gambino member by John Gotti, doesn't mean its not so, so...

The Camorra in Naples was on the decline, but still was prevalent enough into the 1910's. New York City for a time outranked Naples as the city with the highest Italo population so you'd think there had to be something there during this time.

I could imagine Giosue Gallucci the Harlem boss being named after his grandfather, per Italian naming traditions. The birth and marriage records are probably online, so it's possible to make the connection if there is one.

[motorfab]

Yes, I thought the same afterwards, maybe they are relative