Accused Bonanno mobster turned down promotion to consigliere

[bronx]

agree camerono

[camerono]

Jack got 21 to 27 months in the can.not a bad sentence. ya ask me.but was he really inactive.I'm just curious

[SonnyBlackstein]

Same thing happening to Trucchio now, risky to shelve him but he won't roll

They probably said the same over Scars.

[TommyGambino]

Same thing happening to Trucchio now, risky to shelve him but he won't roll

They probably said the same over Scars.

Didn't Scars rat early after sentencing? Trucchio has already done 3 and a half years. If he was going to flip he'd have by now imo. Plus his dad is Ronnie Trucchio, he isn't flipping for shit.

[SonnyBlackstein]

Same thing happening to Trucchio now, risky to shelve him but he won't roll

They probably said the same over Scars.

Didn't Scars rat early after sentencing? Trucchio has already done 3 and a half years. If he was going to flip he'd have by now imo. Plus his dad is Ronnie Trucchio, he isn't flipping for shit.

Listen Tommy, I actually agree with you. But my point is, never say never.

With alot of these guys, their identity is everything. That is to say, their button.
Now, you take that away from a guy, shelve him, chase him, and you take away his identity. And with that, loyalty.
And when it comes to shit like that, never, say never.
10 years is one thing, but if the Feds pin a murder racket on him which carries life and his old man passes away and this guys been shelved....

Thats all Im saying.

Apologies to B. for the excessive use of italics.

[TommyGambino]

They probably said the same over Scars.[/quote]

Didn't Scars rat early after sentencing? Trucchio has already done 3 and a half years. If he was going to flip he'd have by now imo. Plus his dad is Ronnie Trucchio, he isn't flipping for shit.[/quote]

Listen Tommy, I actually agree with you. But my point is, never say never.

With alot of these guys, their identity is everything. That is to say, their button.
Now, you take that away from a guy, shelve him, chase him, and you take away his identity. And with that, loyalty.
And when it comes to shit like that, never, say never.
10 years is one thing, but if the Feds pin a murder racket on him which carries life and his old man passes away and this guys been shelved....

Thats all Im saying.

Apologies to B. for the excessive use of italics. [/quote]

Don't get me wrong Sonny, tougher guys then Alphonse have rolled, his old man is only in his early 60's though I think. He's a street guy and is clearly stand up.

You read Capeci's latest column, Trucchio's lawyer playing down the situation with him and JoJo's son, I think Al's probably apologized or at least tried to smooth things over, all speculation though, he won't be off restrictions for 8 years. By the year 2023 Vernace & JoJo will probably be out of the picture. I'd be surprised if after doing 9 years the Gambino's don't let him back in, after all he's not even out of his 30's, is a legacy and a massive earner, even though he's a hot head. Maybe he'll grow up, or maybe he's just a cunt

Who knows what will happen, we'll just have to wait and see.

[B.]

Listen Tommy, I actually agree with you. But my point is, never say never.

With alot of these guys, their identity is everything. That is to say, their button.
Now, you take that away from a guy, shelve him, chase him, and you take away his identity. And with that, loyalty.
And when it comes to shit like that, never, say never.
10 years is one thing, but if the Feds pin a murder racket on him which carries life and his old man passes away and this guys been shelved....

Thats all Im saying.

Apologies to B. for the excessive use of italics.

I agree with you here, so keep those italics going. Anyone and everyone is capable of informing, testifying, and throwing everyone else under the bus. There are very few rats that would surprise me anymore, and a young guy like that isn't one of them.

[SonnyBlackstein]

I agree with you here, so keep those italics going. Anyone and everyone is capable of informing, testifying, and throwing everyone else under the bus. There are very few rats that would surprise me anymore, and a young guy like that isn't one of them.

It used to be young guys were the worry. Now it's as Good a chance with the older guys.
Receiving no loyalty, seeing the newer generation, afraid to die in the can... Barone, Massino, Coppa. Young or old makes no difference these days.

And what's with this 'agreeing'? We're in danger of getting along...