Nicholas cirillo
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Nicholas cirillo
Has any info actually come out about this murder , was it a Genovese inside job ?? Surely if the bonnanos had him murdered then any one of the bonnano informants would have had some info and testified about it ?? I can't believe QD actually ordered it , maybe he stood by and let it happen ??
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Mob king Dominick Cirillo 'ordered the murder of his gangster son' (on Mothers' Day)
It is a Mafia murder mystery that has remained unsolved for years.
But investigators finally believe they might have got to the bottom of what happened to family mobster Nicholas Cirillo, who vanished seven years ago and has not been seen since - his death may have been ordered by his own father.
Genovese gangster Nicholas disappeared on Mothers' Day 2004, two weeks after an altercation in the Bronx with fellow mob man Vincent Jr. Basciano and Dominick Cicale, part of the infamous Bonanno family.
The 41-year-old's body has never been found and his father, high-ranking Genovese mob boss Dominick Cirillo, known as 'Quiet Dom', is said to have refused to cooperate with police in trying to trace him.
Now it has been suggested that Quiet Dom may ruthlessly have ordered his son's murder, after a tape implicating him was played at the Brooklyn Federal Court trial of Joseph Massino, the Mafia's highest-ranking supergrass.
The court heard a conversation in January 2005 between Massino and Vincent Basciano, or 'Vinny Gorgeous', the father of the gangster Nicholas was said to have rowed with in the Bronx.
Massino secretly recorded the discussion for the police.
When asked who 'whacked' the mobster's son, Nicholas, Basciano can be heard saying: 'That came from Dom, that came from Dom.'
When pressed in court by prosecutor Taryn Merkl to explain the comments, Massino said: 'I understand that he's telling me Quiet Dom killed his son.'
The footage also shows Massino gesturing with his hand like a gun while asking Basciano: 'Do we have anything to do with that [Nicholas Cirillo's murder]?'
Basciano replies: 'Absolutely not. C'mon.'
Basciano is then heard telling Massino that he met with Dominick Cirillo about the altercation with Nicholas. He said the Genovese family 'came back and apologised to me.'
It is thought Nicholas's death would have been ordered because of the fracas in the Bronx two weeks before his disappearance - assaulting a made member of the Mafia carries the penalty of death.
While it seems incomprehensible that a father would order the murder of his son because of this rule, the two were estranged and, Massino explained to the court, Mafia codes are taken very seriously.
Massino described how in his days as a mobster, he gave the order to kill Bonanno capo Gerlando Sciascia even though they got on well - because Sciascia had murdered the son of a made man in Canada.
Nicholas's disappearance should have led to ramifications from his family - as the son of a Mafia boss, killing him would carry a death penalty.
Bonanno turncoat James Tartaglione said if you kill a Mafioso's son, 'you're liable to start a war between families.' But after Nicholas Cirillo vanished, there was no war.
Quiet Dom, who earned his nickname because he likes to keep a low-key profile, has refused to cooperate with police investigating the disappearance of his son.
He was also said to have been evasive when questioned by a federal probation officer in 2006 about who was to blame for his troubled son's disappearance, according to court records.
Cirillo, who is on supervised release for a racketeering conviction, could not be reached for comment yesterday.
When the New York Daily News approached his daughter, Ann Marie Caggiano, for comment at her waterfront home near the Throgs Neck Bridge, she said: 'I really don't want to talk about that.'
Massino, 68, was convicted in July 2004 of racketeering, seven murders, arson, extortion, loansharking, illegal gambling, conspiracy and money laundering. To avoid the death penalty for an eighth murder, he has agreed to appear in court to testify against fellow mobsters.
Last week, recordings of taped conversations between Massino and Basciano from inside prison implicated Basciano in the murder of fellow mobster Randy Pizzolo, a crime for which Basciano faces the death penalty.
It is a Mafia murder mystery that has remained unsolved for years.
But investigators finally believe they might have got to the bottom of what happened to family mobster Nicholas Cirillo, who vanished seven years ago and has not been seen since - his death may have been ordered by his own father.
Genovese gangster Nicholas disappeared on Mothers' Day 2004, two weeks after an altercation in the Bronx with fellow mob man Vincent Jr. Basciano and Dominick Cicale, part of the infamous Bonanno family.
The 41-year-old's body has never been found and his father, high-ranking Genovese mob boss Dominick Cirillo, known as 'Quiet Dom', is said to have refused to cooperate with police in trying to trace him.
Now it has been suggested that Quiet Dom may ruthlessly have ordered his son's murder, after a tape implicating him was played at the Brooklyn Federal Court trial of Joseph Massino, the Mafia's highest-ranking supergrass.
The court heard a conversation in January 2005 between Massino and Vincent Basciano, or 'Vinny Gorgeous', the father of the gangster Nicholas was said to have rowed with in the Bronx.
Massino secretly recorded the discussion for the police.
When asked who 'whacked' the mobster's son, Nicholas, Basciano can be heard saying: 'That came from Dom, that came from Dom.'
When pressed in court by prosecutor Taryn Merkl to explain the comments, Massino said: 'I understand that he's telling me Quiet Dom killed his son.'
The footage also shows Massino gesturing with his hand like a gun while asking Basciano: 'Do we have anything to do with that [Nicholas Cirillo's murder]?'
Basciano replies: 'Absolutely not. C'mon.'
Basciano is then heard telling Massino that he met with Dominick Cirillo about the altercation with Nicholas. He said the Genovese family 'came back and apologised to me.'
It is thought Nicholas's death would have been ordered because of the fracas in the Bronx two weeks before his disappearance - assaulting a made member of the Mafia carries the penalty of death.
While it seems incomprehensible that a father would order the murder of his son because of this rule, the two were estranged and, Massino explained to the court, Mafia codes are taken very seriously.
Massino described how in his days as a mobster, he gave the order to kill Bonanno capo Gerlando Sciascia even though they got on well - because Sciascia had murdered the son of a made man in Canada.
Nicholas's disappearance should have led to ramifications from his family - as the son of a Mafia boss, killing him would carry a death penalty.
Bonanno turncoat James Tartaglione said if you kill a Mafioso's son, 'you're liable to start a war between families.' But after Nicholas Cirillo vanished, there was no war.
Quiet Dom, who earned his nickname because he likes to keep a low-key profile, has refused to cooperate with police investigating the disappearance of his son.
He was also said to have been evasive when questioned by a federal probation officer in 2006 about who was to blame for his troubled son's disappearance, according to court records.
Cirillo, who is on supervised release for a racketeering conviction, could not be reached for comment yesterday.
When the New York Daily News approached his daughter, Ann Marie Caggiano, for comment at her waterfront home near the Throgs Neck Bridge, she said: 'I really don't want to talk about that.'
Massino, 68, was convicted in July 2004 of racketeering, seven murders, arson, extortion, loansharking, illegal gambling, conspiracy and money laundering. To avoid the death penalty for an eighth murder, he has agreed to appear in court to testify against fellow mobsters.
Last week, recordings of taped conversations between Massino and Basciano from inside prison implicated Basciano in the murder of fellow mobster Randy Pizzolo, a crime for which Basciano faces the death penalty.
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Re: Nicholas cirillo
Never really believed cirillo ordered it , more than likely accepted it like patsy parrello did when his son was killed
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Re: Nicholas cirillo
Why wouldn't Cicale have copped to it when he flipped? The Feds surely would've questioned him and he's got zero to gain by lying.
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Re: Nicholas cirillo
Such sick fucks - I have no doubt that bastard ordered his own son's death. All for insulting that bastard basciano? They all will rot in hell. massino was right to turn on them and walk away from that shithole life!
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Re: Nicholas cirillo
I always felt like vinny did it on the sneak also... him telling massino he had nothing to do with it is the obvious answer. You think he's going to admit to something like that? No way. Just cause he said he had nothing to do with it doesn't mean shit.. got to remember who these people are that we're talking about.. master manipulators and bullshit artists.. that's how you survive on the street
Re: Nicholas cirillo
Hailbritain wrote: ↑Mon Jul 10, 2017 9:08 pmThat was what i thought , but why if the bonnanos did do it , surely one of the many informants would have had solid info on this murder like sonny stated ??
Who in Bonanno family REALLY know for sure? Dom and Vinng seemed to be playin cowboys and Indians in the Bronx
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Well, Dom turned rat so like the post above said, why wouldnt he have copped to it?Cheech wrote: ↑Tue Jul 11, 2017 4:17 amHailbritain wrote: ↑Mon Jul 10, 2017 9:08 pmThat was what i thought , but why if the bonnanos did do it , surely one of the many informants would have had solid info on this murder like sonny stated ??
Who in Bonanno family REALLY know for sure? Dom and Vinng seemed to be playin cowboys and Indians in the Bronx
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Re: Nicholas cirillo
Fughedaboutit wrote: ↑Tue Jul 11, 2017 4:44 amWell, Dom turned rat so like the post above said, why wouldnt he have copped to it?Cheech wrote: ↑Tue Jul 11, 2017 4:17 amHailbritain wrote: ↑Mon Jul 10, 2017 9:08 pmThat was what i thought , but why if the bonnanos did do it , surely one of the many informants would have had solid info on this murder like sonny stated ??
Who in Bonanno family REALLY know for sure? Dom and Vinng seemed to be playin cowboys and Indians in the Bronx
I believe he was outted as a liar and was trying to shake down the kids and I believe his pretend book was full of inaccuracies so i dont take much credence into what he has said. does anyone remember what he said about it?
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Re: Nicholas cirillo
Nicholas “P.J” Pisciotti (Acting Capo of the Basciano Crew) also flipped and he made no mention of it either. Don't think it was the Bonannos.
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Re: Nicholas cirillo
+1Pogo The Clown wrote: ↑Tue Jul 11, 2017 6:44 am Nicholas “P.J” Pisciotti (Acting Capo of the Basciano Crew) also flipped and he made no mention of it either. Don't think it was the Bonannos.
If neither Cicale nor Pisciotti cite it, I'd say its a fair bet they didnt partake.
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Re: Nicholas cirillo
Yeah I thought about that, I forgot he was an unreliable POS lolCheech wrote: ↑Tue Jul 11, 2017 5:55 amFughedaboutit wrote: ↑Tue Jul 11, 2017 4:44 amWell, Dom turned rat so like the post above said, why wouldnt he have copped to it?Cheech wrote: ↑Tue Jul 11, 2017 4:17 amHailbritain wrote: ↑Mon Jul 10, 2017 9:08 pmThat was what i thought , but why if the bonnanos did do it , surely one of the many informants would have had solid info on this murder like sonny stated ??
Who in Bonanno family REALLY know for sure? Dom and Vinng seemed to be playin cowboys and Indians in the Bronx
I believe he was outted as a liar and was trying to shake down the kids and I believe his pretend book was full of inaccuracies so i dont take much credence into what he has said. does anyone remember what he said about it?
"I wanna hear some noise." "Tell Salvie to clean the boat, the whole boat top to bottom" -Nicodemo "Nicky" Scarfo Sr"
Re: Nicholas cirillo
was Piscotti asked about on the stand? vinny denied to everyone so not sure how anyone in the bonananos would know for sure?SonnyBlackstein wrote: ↑Tue Jul 11, 2017 7:01 am+1Pogo The Clown wrote: ↑Tue Jul 11, 2017 6:44 am Nicholas “P.J” Pisciotti (Acting Capo of the Basciano Crew) also flipped and he made no mention of it either. Don't think it was the Bonannos.
If neither Cicale nor Pisciotti cite it, I'd say its a fair bet they didnt partake.
its all semantics anyways. no one really knows. gun to my head i dont think it was gennovese
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