In the shadow of the Mob-Youngstown Documentary
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Here is a case with very good information on the Strollo Enterprise:
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"I figure I’m gonna have to do about 6000 years before I get accepted into heaven. And 6000 years is nothing in eternity terms. I can do that standing on my head. It’s like a couple of days here."
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Memories Leo was and is a really good guy. I'm sure you know that he was a very prominent area businessman's Private Secretary
Leo was a very decorated Viet Nam vet and is now married to a wonderful woman and has a couple of daughters. Good for Leo
Leo was a very decorated Viet Nam vet and is now married to a wonderful woman and has a couple of daughters. Good for Leo
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Where'd you hear this?JCB1977 wrote:phatmatress777 wrote:I always wondered in the season 4 of the sopranos when Paulie was locked up in Youngstown lockup he was out there seein a friend named Lenny got busted with a .38 under the seat from a unsolved homicide from 8 years ago... I always wondered if that was a little homage to strollo from sopranos writers
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The name Paulie used in the Sopranos was 'Lenny Scortise.' I know for a fact that when Tony Sirico was in Youngstown for the filming of Ray Mancini's movie called Turn of Faith, he had dinner at the Fireplace Restaurant with Paulie Holawatick (Joey Naples Bodyguard/driver) and former bookmaker Sammy Vona. I'm sure Tony Sirico knew what had just transpired in Youngstown at that time...Plus, I know for a fact that he went with Ray Mancini down to Steubenville to visit the longtime home of Dino Crocetti aka Dean Martin. Ray Mancini is married to Tina Romeo, Paul Romeo Sr.'s granddaughter.
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Maybe JCB knew this because The Fireplace was a popular South side tavern and he may have been there in person when Ray, Paulie and Sammy were there. I know that JCB knows Paulie and maybe he knows Sam too. If JCB approached the table to say "Hi' then he would have been introduced. One of them may have told them that they were going to go to Steubenville while Tony was in town. The fact that Ray married Paul Romeo's daughter was no secret. It seems like if you, not you personally, can't Google this shit up, it didn't happen
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Things were different in small town "Families"
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Let's just say a lot did happen in Northeast Ohio and it was known to a wide group of people who talked amonst themselves and people that were trusted.
They didn't broadcast it and it wasn't the Google age and cameras were very few.
If you did want something broadcast to a more general audience so you let certain things be known you had other people for that.
That way the general people would get in line and not upset the apple cart.
They didn't broadcast it and it wasn't the Google age and cameras were very few.
If you did want something broadcast to a more general audience so you let certain things be known you had other people for that.
That way the general people would get in line and not upset the apple cart.
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My family and the Romeo family are inter-related and Paulie Holawatick has lunch with my dad once a week at Crickets Bar, his son's joint. Plus, Tina Romeo Mancini showed us some pictures.Nicholas wrote:Where'd you hear this?JCB1977 wrote:phatmatress777 wrote:I always wondered in the season 4 of the sopranos when Paulie was locked up in Youngstown lockup he was out there seein a friend named Lenny got busted with a .38 under the seat from a unsolved homicide from 8 years ago... I always wondered if that was a little homage to strollo from sopranos writers
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The name Paulie used in the Sopranos was 'Lenny Scortise.' I know for a fact that when Tony Sirico was in Youngstown for the filming of Ray Mancini's movie called Turn of Faith, he had dinner at the Fireplace Restaurant with Paulie Holawatick (Joey Naples Bodyguard/driver) and former bookmaker Sammy Vona. I'm sure Tony Sirico knew what had just transpired in Youngstown at that time...Plus, I know for a fact that he went with Ray Mancini down to Steubenville to visit the longtime home of Dino Crocetti aka Dean Martin. Ray Mancini is married to Tina Romeo, Paul Romeo Sr.'s granddaughter.
"I figure I’m gonna have to do about 6000 years before I get accepted into heaven. And 6000 years is nothing in eternity terms. I can do that standing on my head. It’s like a couple of days here."
-Pauly Walnuts, RIP
-Pauly Walnuts, RIP
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FriendofFamily wrote:Let's just say a lot did happen in Northeast Ohio and it was known to a wide group of people who talked amonst themselves and people that were trusted.
They didn't broadcast it and it wasn't the Google age and cameras were very few.
If you did want something broadcast to a more general audience so you let certain things be known you had other people for that.
That way the general people would get in line and not upset the apple cart.
LOL...Yeah, Bertram de Souza! If you wanted anybody to know anything, send an email to Bert
"I figure I’m gonna have to do about 6000 years before I get accepted into heaven. And 6000 years is nothing in eternity terms. I can do that standing on my head. It’s like a couple of days here."
-Pauly Walnuts, RIP
-Pauly Walnuts, RIP
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You from Youngstown Nicholas? You're oftly curious for an Orange County, CA residentNicholas wrote:Where'd you hear this?JCB1977 wrote:phatmatress777 wrote:I always wondered in the season 4 of the sopranos when Paulie was locked up in Youngstown lockup he was out there seein a friend named Lenny got busted with a .38 under the seat from a unsolved homicide from 8 years ago... I always wondered if that was a little homage to strollo from sopranos writers
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The name Paulie used in the Sopranos was 'Lenny Scortise.' I know for a fact that when Tony Sirico was in Youngstown for the filming of Ray Mancini's movie called Turn of Faith, he had dinner at the Fireplace Restaurant with Paulie Holawatick (Joey Naples Bodyguard/driver) and former bookmaker Sammy Vona. I'm sure Tony Sirico knew what had just transpired in Youngstown at that time...Plus, I know for a fact that he went with Ray Mancini down to Steubenville to visit the longtime home of Dino Crocetti aka Dean Martin. Ray Mancini is married to Tina Romeo, Paul Romeo Sr.'s granddaughter.
"I figure I’m gonna have to do about 6000 years before I get accepted into heaven. And 6000 years is nothing in eternity terms. I can do that standing on my head. It’s like a couple of days here."
-Pauly Walnuts, RIP
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yes they were... In the allegheny and mahoning valley the Mafia were viewed as a second govt... And everyone had connections like when people post charts and put in the "Altoona" faction they don't realize that Altoona is hours and well over a 100 miles from Pittsburgh... Like I said my dad had connections in Lakewood Ohio and I doubt he ever met a made man in his life... But so many were connected in so many ways... So many different ways... The Pittsburgh and Cleveland mobs operated very differently from the traditional New York Mafia. Almost more in the ways of the Chicago mob as in having territory bosses and lesser made men with tons and tons of associates.FriendofHenry wrote:
Things were different in small town "Families"
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Nope! Never been to Ohio, but I've always had an interest in the smaller familiesJCB1977 wrote:You from Youngstown Nicholas? You're oftly curious for an Orange County, CA residentNicholas wrote:Where'd you hear this?JCB1977 wrote:phatmatress777 wrote:I always wondered in the season 4 of the sopranos when Paulie was locked up in Youngstown lockup he was out there seein a friend named Lenny got busted with a .38 under the seat from a unsolved homicide from 8 years ago... I always wondered if that was a little homage to strollo from sopranos writers
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The name Paulie used in the Sopranos was 'Lenny Scortise.' I know for a fact that when Tony Sirico was in Youngstown for the filming of Ray Mancini's movie called Turn of Faith, he had dinner at the Fireplace Restaurant with Paulie Holawatick (Joey Naples Bodyguard/driver) and former bookmaker Sammy Vona. I'm sure Tony Sirico knew what had just transpired in Youngstown at that time...Plus, I know for a fact that he went with Ray Mancini down to Steubenville to visit the longtime home of Dino Crocetti aka Dean Martin. Ray Mancini is married to Tina Romeo, Paul Romeo Sr.'s granddaughter.
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You picked a duzzy
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I'd say out of the smaller families Cleveland / Pittsburgh are very interesting, Kansas City, and Milwaukee along with St. Louis also have some very colorful characters that provide for a good read !Nicholas wrote:Nope! Never been to Ohio, but I've always had an interest in the smaller familiesJCB1977 wrote:You from Youngstown Nicholas? You're oftly curious for an Orange County, CA residentNicholas wrote:Where'd you hear this?JCB1977 wrote:phatmatress777 wrote:I always wondered in the season 4 of the sopranos when Paulie was locked up in Youngstown lockup he was out there seein a friend named Lenny got busted with a .38 under the seat from a unsolved homicide from 8 years ago... I always wondered if that was a little homage to strollo from sopranos writers
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The name Paulie used in the Sopranos was 'Lenny Scortise.' I know for a fact that when Tony Sirico was in Youngstown for the filming of Ray Mancini's movie called Turn of Faith, he had dinner at the Fireplace Restaurant with Paulie Holawatick (Joey Naples Bodyguard/driver) and former bookmaker Sammy Vona. I'm sure Tony Sirico knew what had just transpired in Youngstown at that time...Plus, I know for a fact that he went with Ray Mancini down to Steubenville to visit the longtime home of Dino Crocetti aka Dean Martin. Ray Mancini is married to Tina Romeo, Paul Romeo Sr.'s granddaughter.
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I'm very interested in San Francisco and San Jose as some of the members were former members of Pittsburgh and had connections to Pittsburgh.phatmatress777 wrote:I'd say out of the smaller families Cleveland / Pittsburgh are very interesting, Kansas City, and Milwaukee along with St. Louis also have some very colorful characters that provide for a good read !Nicholas wrote:Nope! Never been to Ohio, but I've always had an interest in the smaller familiesJCB1977 wrote:You from Youngstown Nicholas? You're oftly curious for an Orange County, CA residentNicholas wrote:Where'd you hear this?JCB1977 wrote:phatmatress777 wrote:I always wondered in the season 4 of the sopranos when Paulie was locked up in Youngstown lockup he was out there seein a friend named Lenny got busted with a .38 under the seat from a unsolved homicide from 8 years ago... I always wondered if that was a little homage to strollo from sopranos writers
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The name Paulie used in the Sopranos was 'Lenny Scortise.' I know for a fact that when Tony Sirico was in Youngstown for the filming of Ray Mancini's movie called Turn of Faith, he had dinner at the Fireplace Restaurant with Paulie Holawatick (Joey Naples Bodyguard/driver) and former bookmaker Sammy Vona. I'm sure Tony Sirico knew what had just transpired in Youngstown at that time...Plus, I know for a fact that he went with Ray Mancini down to Steubenville to visit the longtime home of Dino Crocetti aka Dean Martin. Ray Mancini is married to Tina Romeo, Paul Romeo Sr.'s granddaughter.
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"I figure I’m gonna have to do about 6000 years before I get accepted into heaven. And 6000 years is nothing in eternity terms. I can do that standing on my head. It’s like a couple of days here."
-Pauly Walnuts, RIP
-Pauly Walnuts, RIP
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phatmatress777 wrote: I'd say out of the smaller families Cleveland / Pittsburgh are very interesting, Kansas City, and Milwaukee along with St. Louis also have some very colorful characters that provide for a good read !
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KC is certainly an interesting family. One that may or may not be around. I can't say the same for STL or Milwaukee
Cleveland and the Irish-Italian crews remind me of a smaller version of New England
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No they are gone and I would imagine kc is too for the most part maybe a few old timers still surviving
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