Members of the administration killed by rival group after prohibition

[Stroccos]

I am strictly speaking about outside factions or groups . So Galante and castelano being whacked by there own families won't count
The only one I can come up with is


Leo moceri underboss Cleveland , killed by Greene/nardi faction

[furiofromnaples]

Joseph Scopo was the orena underboss when was whacked in 1993.

[SonnyBlackstein]

Galante

[JeremyTheJew]

In a way Anastasia would count? Killed by possibly Gallo a persico.

DeCicco killed by Amuso

[JeremyTheJew]

Joseph Scopo was the orena underboss when was whacked in 1993.

Scopo was killed by rival of same Family.

Same with Galante

Another one I thought of was Caponigro killed by Genovese fam

[furiofromnaples]

Apart Moceri and Decicco, no one administration man was killed by another family or oc group maybe Nick Rizzuto sr by desjardin men.

[Stroccos]

Apart Moceri and Decicco, no one administration man was killed by another family or oc group maybe Nick Rizzuto sr by desjardin men.

It appears so I can't think of anyone else

[Dwalin2014]

There was the 1977 murder of Eli Zeccardi, underboss of the Genovese. Funzi Tieri blamed this on the Irish gangster Mickey Spillane, who was the boss in Hell's Kitchen before Jimmy Coonan and the Westies took over. But I read it's generally thought that Tieri himself ordered Zeccardi killed, and blamed Spillane to avoid problems, and was believed because Spillane had a "habit" already to kidnap mafiosi for ransom, although nobody got killed. By the way, anyone knows who exactly from the Cosa Nostra did Spillane kidnap? Even if Zeccardi's death most likely was attributed to him by Tieri who was himself responsible, but which kidnappings (even non-fatal) did he really order against the Cosa Nostra?

[Stroccos]

There was the 1977 murder of Eli Zeccardi, underboss of the Genovese. Funzi Tieri blamed this on the Irish gangster Mickey Spillane, who was the boss in Hell's Kitchen before Jimmy Coonan and the Westies took over. But I read it's generally thought that Tieri himself ordered Zeccardi killed, and blamed Spillane to avoid problems, and was believed because Spillane had a "habit" already to kidnap mafiosi for ransom, although nobody got killed. By the way, anyone knows who exactly from the Cosa Nostra did Spillane kidnap? Even if Zeccardi's death most likely was attributed to him by Tieri who was himself responsible, but which kidnappings (even non-fatal) did he really order against the Cosa Nostra?

That's interesting , I don't know anything on the subject . I look forward to reading about it . Thanks for sharing

[Antiliar]

John Bazzano, boss of Pittsburgh, was killed in New York City in 1932 by members of the Luciano, Mangano, Buffalo and Pittsburgh families.

Sam Pollaccia, former Joe Masseria consigliere, was allegedly killed in Chicago by Paul Ricca and Vito Genovese.

Nick De John, former Chicago caporegime, was killed in San Francisco by members of the SF and Chicago Families.

[Pogo The Clown]

Albert Anastasia. Although he was killed by members of his own family it was really ordered by Tommy Lucchese and Vito Genovese.


Pogo

[Lupara]

Galante

Castellano.

[SonnyBlackstein]

Galante

Castellano.

[Adam]

Wasn't Vincent Rotondo's murder a little unclear as to who did it or why? I forget which crappy book and made for TV movie had it as Gambino revenge against the Genoveses for Decicco somehow. Which was just idiotic. But was it ever determined who it actually was?

And do we actually know who killed William Grasso in 1989? I mean who literally committed it? Not sure if that was farmed out.

Adam

[Dwalin2014]

And do we actually know who killed William Grasso in 1989? I mean who literally committed it? Not sure if that was farmed out.

I don't have the links to the articles right now, but I am sure somebody named Gaetano Milano was convicted as the triggerman and 2 others as accomplices. Nobody was convicted for giving the order, but I think it was alleged it was the Russo-Carrozza group (I think these were the last names). Wasn't Russo also the triggerman who killed Joe Barboza in the 70s?

Will check more articles later, but here are 2 on the subject, among the first ones coming up after I typed "Gaetano Milano" "Grasso" and "Carrozza" on google:

http://articles.courant.com/1991-11-27/ ... asso-mafia

http://gangsterreport.com/new-england-m ... f-mob-war/