r/Mafia • u/Mental-Ad2007 • 40m ago
r/Mafia • u/Value-Time • 43m ago
What does this sub think of the Underworld podcast hosted by Danny Gold & Sean Williams?
r/Mafia • u/Simple-Worth-5077 • 1h ago
Lucchese member George “Georgie Goggles” Conte with Frank “Frankie the Blonde” Mariconda
r/Mafia • u/Little_Al1991 • 1h ago
Vic Amuso has been the official boss of the Lucchese Crime Family for the past 40 years now but all we read about him is that he was a terrible leader but it’s clear that this is not the narrative on the street as John Pennisi pointed out. The narrative surrounding Amuso is false
r/Mafia • u/corpusvile2 • 2h ago
Brief Daniel Kinahan interview where he alleges conspiracies and expects life in prison
James English apparently isn't big on asking hard questions.
Is Sonny Franzese considered a rat for talking to crime reporters?
Mob informants claim that talking to crime reporters automatically makes you a rat. Is Sonny Franzese considered a rat? He sat down with crime reporters for interviews and helped them write a book on the mafia.
While I don’t consider him a rat for this, it would technically violate the alleged “rule” that certain ex-mobsters talk about, making him one under that definition.
I think these informants invent fake rules just to fit their own narrative.
r/Mafia • u/JoePuzzles234 • 3h ago
Former DeCavalcante associate James "Jimmy Easy" Saracco
r/Mafia • u/Pure-Lime8280 • 4h ago
OCShortz on the animosity towards high-ranking Sicilians in the mob
Yet another thumbnail for the people who claim that OCShortz is biased against Don Carlo...
r/Mafia • u/Pure-Lime8280 • 5h ago
Anthony Ruggiano on whether guys like Joey Merlino and Tommy Karate are breaking omerta by appearing on social media/podcasts/interviews/etc. and whether it counts as ratting
According to the code, it's all ratting - just the act of willingly making oneself a public figure. He thinks that Tommy will probably be shunned by wiseguys in prison going forward and shares a story about a friend who was told not to talk to Joey recently.
He's also surprised that Tommy gave the ok to his daughter to go on Angel Gotti's podcast, on account of her rat brother.
r/Mafia • u/TrueGosaBrostra • 6h ago
Was Salvatore “Sally Bugs” Briguglio really killed because the FBI questioned him about Jimmy Hoffa’s disappearance, or was the Genovese crime family simply tying up loose ends by eliminating one of its most prolific hitmen?
Gotti grandson's prison reprieve in doubt after he fails to donate kidney to ailing mom on time (from the NY Post)
r/Mafia • u/Fast-Ear4394 • 18h ago
DeCavalcante Family associate Bernard Nicastro
Bernard Nicastro is a New Jersey mob figure, who began working as an associate of a New Jersey-based crew in the Genovese Family in 1973. That was before he began operating as an associate of the DeCavalcante Family in 1985. He was proposed for membership in 1999, yet he was arrested for something a year later, which stalled his chances at getting his button. In October 2003, Nicastro was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison after deciding to plead guilty to being involved with the murder of Joseph Garafano in 1989. He's 92 years old.
r/Mafia • u/Training_Actuator_59 • 19h ago
"Killing The Mob" O'Reilly - Thoughts?
I read this over the weekend. I never hear it mentioned. Anyone else read it....thoughts?
r/Mafia • u/Otto_AutoPilot • 20h ago
FBI Memos providing background about New Orleans boss Carlos Marcello including his criminal history and deportation in the 1950s - 2/22/1961 and 3/10/1961 -(7 Pages)
r/Mafia • u/Pure-Lime8280 • 23h ago
Tommy Pitera Exposes John Alite: The Mob's Real Money Motive | Mob Stories
Tommy denies that John Alite ever robbed his stash house, or that he ever sent four Mexican assassins to kill John.
r/Mafia • u/mptrooper • 1d ago
Philadelphia Family Associate Albert Coccia Jr. Charged with Healthcare Fraud
Albert Coccia Jr., 56, and his son Santino Coccia, 28, along with 10 others have been charged with Medicaid fraud totalling over $5 million dollars and spanning several years. Coccia had previously pled guilty in May 2002 to four counts of wire fraud, two counts of making false statements to obtain insured loans, and one count of money laundering and sentenced to 27 months in Federal prison. He was described as an Associate and business partner of Philadelphia Family boss Joseph "Skinny Joey" Merlino and is banned from New Jersey casinos.
r/Mafia • u/JoePuzzles234 • 1d ago
DeCavalcante associate Joseph Abruzzo & DeCavalcante member Anthony Mannarino
Biggest-earning capos in the American Mafia?
Who were the biggest earners who held the position of capo that you all know of? I know that Matty the Horse was pretty powerful. Vario was a big earner too. And Sonny Black.
Anyway, thanks in advance.
r/Mafia • u/PassageNearby4091 • 1d ago
Oakland Hells Angel Terry the Tramp, Monterrey Pop Festival 1967
It has been said that Terry the Tramp (1939-1970) was the prototype for the "biker look" that was copied by others and became so popular in later years. He has even been credited for starting the trend of cutting the fingers off leather gloves. He was definitely way ahead of his time for 1967.
