52 wiseguy s in a year!

[Ridgewood 79]

Augie:No wrong mule's nats family are good people um ...your talking about the castellamaresi Mule s different group . Nats family is from partana

[aray22]

No vito had no interaction with modem day Sicilian guys unless they were in the states or deported and for his son in law I highly doubted kidding around I heard the term siggy from Joe jr first I was like wtf is a siggy

In Phil Leonetti's book he talked about how Nicky Scarfo always called them siggys.

[Augie]

I see ok. Makes sense Mule is a probably fairly common surname in Sicily I imagine anyway. Assumed maybe same family. Appreciate it Ridgewood.

[JeremyTheJew]

Ohhhhh ya I wasn’t sure who u were lol

So I started watching GIANNI CREW documentary - interesting it said that Carmine Galnte JNR was in the Gianni crew and eventually flipped but his testimony was thrown out.

So that’s kinda crazy to think that his captain was his dad bodyguard slash possible and probable his killer.

Could explain his decision in flipping - not much of a surprise there lol

[CornerBoy]

Ohhhhh ya I wasn’t sure who u were lol

So I started watching GIANNI CREW documentary - interesting it said that Carmine Galnte JNR was in the Gianni crew and eventually flipped but his testimony was thrown out.

So that’s kinda crazy to think that his captain was his dad bodyguard slash possible and probable his killer.

Could explain his decision in flipping - not much of a surprise there lol

wherre is there a video of gianinni crew?
do you need to watch or it can u just listen?
Thanks

[Ridgewood 79]

No carmine galante jr it's Joe galante jr he had a murder over his head and he eventually wore a wire

[CornerBoy]

Ohhhhh ya I wasn’t sure who u were lol

So I started watching GIANNI CREW documentary - interesting it said that Carmine Galnte JNR was in the Gianni crew and eventually flipped but his testimony was thrown out.

So that’s kinda crazy to think that his captain was his dad bodyguard slash possible and probable his killer.

Could explain his decision in flipping - not much of a surprise there lol

wait a second. carmine galante had a son that flipped?
didn't eeven know he had a son but then again how the fuck would i know

[Ridgewood 79]

No carmine galante has a nephew that's doing time for the last some odd years on a murder ( no Giannini crew affiliated) he's a Brooklyn guy, now there's a Joe galante jr I messed with whose a distant cousin of carmine galante ( two totally different people and cases) Joe ended up wearing a wire on some bonanno guys

[Ridgewood 79]

Jeremy the Jew I'm real curious in to which documentary you started to watch ??? Cause it's all over the place tks

[JeremyTheJew]

https://youtu.be/mIzLM5EaecM

That is the documentary

And you can Listen to it instead of watching it bc it has limited footage - but it’s not on the podcasts sting channels - I only found this on YouTube


About 3/4 to the end is the Glante jnr segment

Ridge wood I got a few other documentaries that I’m gonna find again and post for you

[Ridgewood 79]

I've seen that one ( the link you sent) it's all over the place none of my friends were into crack cocaine nor selling from coffie shops secondly like I've stated earlier that in the picture is Joe galante jr ( not carmine )

[felice]

Hi Ridgewood, anything on the families from Torretta/Carini?
The Pipitones are from there, so their relatives Gallina, Troia, Spatola, Badalamenti.
Thanks

[Ridgewood 79]

Felice other than I grew up with them good people obviously they were in the drug trade back in the day the Galina's are bakers by trade idk if they still are in the bakery business the troia s wee butcher's they were close to the kid Fabio as well I'm pretty sure Fabio's mother was one of the daughters godmother very old school Sicilians I remember Anthony piptonres dad as well and his brother's Anthony s dad was a really nice man the spatolas i knew the son he was pretty much shielded from his dad once he apparently tried to or went bad he was a good kid too

[Ridgewood 79]

Badalmemente s are from cinisi my mother and tano s wife grew up as children back in the old country she would visit my mom every time she would come to see her husband in prison

[Ridgewood 79]

Badalmemente s are from cinisi my mother and tano s wife grew up as children back in the old country she would visit my mom every time she would come to see her husband in prison