Gaspipe Ordered Bobby Boriello To Be Killed Outside His Home | Sammy "The Bull" Gravano
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- Опубліковано 6 кві 2021
- Sammy "The Bull" Gravano talks about Gaspipe ordering a hit on John Gotti's bodyguard, Bobby Boriello.
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Who else drops everything they’re doing to hear Sammy?!!
Yo!!
Yup....this content is unreal
Me
Pretty much...
💪😎
It's insane how these stories get me through my day. Every day, usually around 4PM, I pour my coffee, start to finish work for the day and just listen to Sammy.
Coffee at 4 PM bro? 🤨
@@urbanwinterhound8863 just a cup to power the end of the day.
Agree. But Im more 9pm Australia.
Not showing up for your own hit is the smart thing to do.
Pretty ignorant leaving those guys standing in the cold tbh.
How embarrassing right? 😂😂
Remember, he was a shooter . He just put 2 & 2 together .
Well if it was John Alite he would've brang a knife to the gunfight & WON😎👉
@@danrowley6934 No he just said in this video he didn't turn up because he thought he was about to be arrested. He saw there was more feds than normal following him.
He calls us MF so much, I would feel let down if he stopped ✋👍👍
👍✌
lol
I couldn't stop laughing at adios MF! CLASSIC
I hung out in Bobby's social club here in Downtown brooklyn back in the late 80 s early 90 s I was in my late teens when I got close to Bobby ,he was a great guy and kept the neighborhood safe ,we had a crew of about 20 guys that hung out in the club on Sackett st , Bobby would take us out to eat sometimes ,he got some of the guys jobs in construction or private sanitation , Bobby took a liking to me and even more so after he saw how I handled a certain situation I won't get into , the last time I saw Bobby and spoke to him was at my father's wake just a few weeks before he was killed on April 13 th 1991 ,I was 21 at time and he gave me his phone number and told me from now on call me direct you don't have to ask so and so in the club to call me if you need me ,. I was very loyal to Bobby and loosing him still hurts to this day .
Thanks for sharing your experience,
As James said, thanks for sharing your experience. 🤌🏻
ur not gangster.. sammy is
@@catchaidshaters did he claim anything? Huh?
@@bizim_eller You're right, he didn't claim anything, I thank him for his input.
I swear Sammy "the bull" Gravano is a revelation in the art of story telling. The man never disappoints in his ability to transport us to the underworld of another time and place and he does it with the story telling skills of a master and an innate ability one can only be born with. Continue the AMAZING work sammy I will never miss a post and hope to meet you one day!!!
lol
Facts.
90
...a gift for the next generation.
What's fascinating to me is when certain talents come out in people that they didn't know that they had. In Sammy, its a kind of talent that would be unwanted and alien to him in his former life. You kept secrets. You stayed in the backround. If you did talk, you lied and conned. Like he told Diane Sawyer in that interview decades ago. Talk about a major irony that he's good at telling stories, when his entire life was totally against doing just that, lol.
100 years from now people will still be watching these videos. Thank you!
No they won't
Yes they will
Cause they will! Ppl are still watching laurel n hardy so why not
The only reason we dont watch videos from even centuries ago is that there were non.
Imagine you could watch interviews, movies and real footage from the middle ages or ancient times.
Who wouldnt do it?
He’s good bro . You know when he starts with bro your in for a good one lol
the coolest thing is that we always read this in books and stuff but now there's an actual person explaining the story it's so cool
Any story featuring Gaspipe Casso and Chin Gigante is gonna be an interesting story.
Yeeahh.. In particular gaspipe for me
Gigante & the Genovese Family was ALWAYS stronger after Carlo Gambino's death. Always. Sammy has said it at least once on the 'net,' & John Alite, a low-level associate of Junior Gotti's crew for a couple of years, has said it a couple different times.
@@matthewrider5906 Michael Franzese also said that Chin was the most powerful man in New York.
@@farzana6676 Indeed! I caught that, too! Even when Gotti was the "official" chairman of the Commission, the Chin was the "unofficial" chairman, not wanting the formal title, but everyone knew who really ran shit! The Chin, I also read, (I'm an amateur Cosa Nostra buff) was "more than happy" for the Gambinos to get called the "most powerful family in NYC" in all the papers and tabloids, as it took a lil heat off the Genovese Family, ya know? Yeah... After Gambino's death, the Genovese immediately started making moves, in places like Philly & Atlantic City, to grab the power. And they certainly succeeded! Ty for your comment. I appreciate someone who knows their stuff💯
@@HILAL19564 Gaspipe was sharp. He turned down the "boss" title from Tony Corallo, and he let Vic Amuso have it, Gaspipe settling for underboss. In reality, Casso was really calling the shots, while Amuso was the lightning rod for the cops! Very sharp, indeed.
Sammy's stories solves a lot of unsolved police cases from that time, police should be grateful to Sammy:))
Best entertainment out there at the moment. Get this man a Netflix deal!
So we can pay for a netflix subscription? How i hate this netflix bullshit. UA-cam os FREE
His life is a mini series on starz or Netflix.. I would be tuned in every week
But please be more than 5 seasons
Ya good idea! Give Sammy more money! Lmao
@@OGGOAT23 Lighten up, Francis.
It’s almost like anything that happened after Sammy and Gotti’s time in the mob doesn’t even matter...
All of the mob originals are either dead, in prison or turned government witness. If you ask me, Gotti was the one who destroyed Cosa Nostra. Guy’s like ‘Chin’ Gigante, Greg Scarpa, Tommy Pitera, Carlo Gambino- they all kept low profiles. John and his flamboyant lifestyle brought it all to a head.
@@thepalatrpro greg scarpa seriously? he was an informant for 30 years. he provoked the persico orena war and did a hell lot of damage.
No excitement if no one is getting shot. heh
It was the RICO act that destroyed the mafia
@@thepalatrpro this is true ! Heard there building up again n there pretty strong rn , back low key n off the radar
These stories should be animated, like the HBO Spawn series, with Sammy narrating
That would be epic.
Spawn hbo series was 👌
there's a new mcfarlane spawn series coming
I like the way your thinking, but then again I have been telling people for years the nightly news should be delivered by cartoon characters as anchors.
Tho original sopranos was going to be like that. Tony narrating like in episode 1 that would be awesome if they did it with Sammy as a narrator.
Good idea
Sammy we need as many stories as possible - as a country we need people like you - this stuff is golden history. This never gets old, keep chugging
Blown away every time with these stories, amazing! I read Sammy was close with gaspipe hope there's more stories about him .
The 2 guys with the thumbs down just got sent for!
They probably won't show up. The FBI are very busy!🤣
Oh Paleez, They're all FBI informants, its a wonder who ISN'T on the "List'!
They must be all bumping into each other out in Some Arizona
"Witness protection" neighborhood !
Omerta shhhh
Guys u joking 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sammy loves the word "bro" lol, When quoting Castellano he even uses bro.
I've heard him on here call girls "bro" lol.
Lol, I like when he’s quoting someone like Castellano and then throws a quick “bro” at the end there.
He sure does lol , if u listen to his audio book he used it even back then
@CommentCop 666 I personally don't find that humorous.
Ya Bro.
Sammy i subscribed a long time ago. Became a cyber soldier in the Gravano family. Nobody tells a better mob story than you Sammy. Glad you made it to old age and hopefully many years beyond.
Listening to Sammy talk reminds me when I would sit next to my grandfather and he would talk about what it was like when he was a young man.
Plate of spaghetti and meatballs, a little wine, and a story from Sammy. 🍝🍷...🇮🇹✌
That does sound good
@@SandriaGuest 🍝🍞🍷.......✌🇮🇹
Spaghetti and meatballs is actually an american recipe and not italian.
I like listening to sammy on my road trips it makes time flies, keep em coming sammy, god bless you.
I Love these Stories...The Recollection of Events and Attention to Detail is Quite Impressive
He's better than a book
Yeah surprised killing sticks in your mind
Why do You write Like that?
@@B82828 LOL! 😆
The attention to detail is almost too good to be true... Just maybe some of it is made up for more views and subscribers which equates to more money. Just a thought.
These stories almost make me believe I was there, the way Sammy paints a picture in your mind.
Thankyou Sammy for doing a video about GasPipe, I reached out to you a while back to narrate a story about him, can you give us another story about Nicky Scarfo, that would be greatly appreciated, I'm from South Philly, so I would really like to hear some more material on the Little Guy, thankyou pal, your the greatest‼️👊
Sammy rose to the top of his "profession" because he was extremely savvy and dangerous when he needed to be. Like Michael Franzese says, Sammy tells an excellent story, and you feel like are immersed into the world of LCN. Sammy is a legend.
Or murdered 19 people to get there
@@arnabiarnab3037 So I take it you'd say the same about most presidents, billionaires and inventors then? Because if not you're ridiculously naive about how the world works.
@@johndegrandis5325 Never claimed to be a legitimate tough guy. Not like you john grand douche.
@@arnabiarnab3037According to his confessions to the FBI, Sammy only ever pulled the trigger on one murder. Everything else he orchestrated. Is that the truth? We'll never know for sure
The story that Sammy is telling us, is what everybody at the time (1987) thought were the facts concerning the attempted assassination of Gotti, by this religious crazy guy. Sammy fails to tell you the real story behind the murder of this innocent guy. First, his name was Jeffrey Ciccone and he was a mentally mild disable man, who happened to be at the wrong place, at the wrong time. As Gotti was leaving the club or was outside, a truck backfire with a loud bang that sounded like gunfire. Gotti ducked and one of his bodyguard pull out his gun and pointed it across the street. Mr. Ciccone saw the gun pointed at him, got scared, and ran like crazy. Then Bobby chased the guy and shot him in the legs. He was taken to where Sammy said, a candy store I believe. Sammy also failed to mention that Joe Watts tortured the poor guy before he finally shot him in the head. Just imagine what he went through, all he answered back was scriptures from the Bible, as Watts without mercy tortured him. Sammy rather play with the truth, than to admit that an innocent mentally disable man was murdered. I like hearing Sammy, but sometimes he plays with truth, to make the story more interesting, and to make himself look better.
What you said is pretty much what Sammy said. He admitted he was a disabled person not associated with the life. And that John gave the order to kill him. So what are you saying?
@@dustins.2718 If you can't figure out what I'm saying, no one can help you understand. Watch the video again and see if Sammy admits that it was not assassination attempt on Gotti after all . Sammy says a shot was fired at Gotti and never said it was a truck that backfired. The disable guy was just there at the wrong time. If that guy was your son, I'm sure you would understand what I'm saying. Sammy should had said that they made a mistake, and they killed an innocent disable guy by mistake. Sammy side of the Alan Kaiser is also another example of him playing with the truth.
Is there documentation of it not being a gunshot? Thanks for this enlightenment
@@Alex-Trejo interesting . I always wondered , what really happened to Allen Kaiser ? His sister was livid at the vid of Sammy tale on him
@@jamesmiller1756 Check out the book Mob Star free online. Turn to Chapter 29 (Teflon Don), and start reading from there to find out what really happened to that poor guy. By the way, the book was co-written by mob expert journalist Jerry Capeci.
Another riveting story which gets quite personal. I'd love to know the outcome of when Mr. Gravano found out who was plotting against him and what he did about it.
This is my second time listening to each video dropped by Sammy. I always pick up new stuff with each listen. I highly recommend it.
Ive been waiting for a Gaspipe story
Me too I thought he was Bonanno tho..I get mixed up so much to remember
@@jojofreelancer1210 Tommy the butcher pitera bonnano enforcer
@@jojofreelancer1210 Gaspipe and Vic Amuso were Lucchese family.
Larry Gallo was one of the most interesting wise guys ever, was a virtuoso on the Violin had a collection of Operatic records, was a very good earner, was tough as they come where he lead others followed, well liked and respected inside his family and outside with other families, he was the leader of the Gallo crew , the head detective of the Gallo squad called Larry the smartest gangster he ever met and would have likely become boss of the Colombo family had he lived past 1968 and Joey Gallo may have live a little longer had Larry not died of cancer.
True Larry was the smartest Joe and AL also incredibly intelligent...
Amazing stories! As soon as I see he has a new upload, I know my day isn't getting started until after i watch the whole thing!
I'm always awed by Sammy's stories. Thank you!!!
That'd be funny if Sammy had a line of children's audio books voiced by him as well lol
So then kids we took this scumbag man who owed us alot of money behind the bar and he was never seen ever again end of story! LMFAO!!! Just joking!!
“Kids we had to whack him. It’s the life. It’s a thing of honor. So we shot him in the fuckin face. The end”
That would be funny
“Humpty dumpty…fell off a fuckin wall”
Wow, the last time I was this early, Americans still believed in their electoral process
lol
Well played
No we don’t, not after this past election.soon we will be saying “chairman”
@@Moorsho
More like Hail Biden. 🤣
Absolutely hooked and fascinated by sammys stories,a real insight,no gimmicks just straight talking! Think you great sammy!
"The door was left open, the wind opened it."
Perhaps. But also perhaps there had been a tip-off or informant, and the cops arrived. The cops can't just break a door open. Search warrants. But if it is "LEFT OPEN" then they are allowed inside and everything is fine for evidence.
@@busterbiloxi3833 if the cop said he thought it was a burglary and went in, YES, it DOES work that way!
@@busterbiloxi3833 who is that?! I don't know, i just don't get it....
Happy Wednesday Sammy. Straight 🔥. Keep em coming. God bless OG
The best part of my Wednesday Sammy..your the man ...god bles you brother !!!!! Chendani!💪💪💪
I’m from Downeck Newark NJ , I lived in a mobbed up neighborhood, safest neighborhood to be, the mob kept our neighborhood safe, I’m of Portuguese descent American born.
Awesome episode!!! Listen ALL the time! Don’t comment much! But this one was GREAT! More PLEASE!!
It's crazy how many times Sammy escaped death
Sammy’s a smart, quick thinker...from these videos I gather he was also smart enough to learn from Cosa Nostra masters mainly Toddo Aurello on how to carry himself and demonstrate a fair sensibility in everything he did.... once he quoted Toddo in saying “God gave you two ears to listen....” I realized that Sammy basically learned to how to be true Cosa Nostra
3 times for me
Thats the first known serious threat iv known about. Thats close af n only life luck its a random variable but idk bout how many times but certainly this time he got that gift of timing which is like guessing in the dark blind n u dont even kno what u gotta guess yet thats a fckn great day to be heavily surveilled. Prolly pissed af that day griding all day ducking dummy coppas after lucking out a sure murder. The more bits this guy lets out r fuckin historical an legendary i enjoy the content this is gold. There isnt a replacement for sammys n hes giving out treasures. Ur young you dont shit u see papers n listen to fake af adults u grow up n realize taking all the men off the street aint that smart either. Someones always filling the void we kept our own safe from others nobody was robbing nothin near these guys outta fear. Ironically these guys effected crime rates coming down when they were moving thru nn into leadership roles. N when they gone the city started slowly but inevitably toward the spikes seen in the 70s.. Idk maybe give this guy some criminals parts hook em up young n lettem back outside again maybe itl help. City is hot rite now
in that life, escaping death is a 24/7-365 kinda thing; even an errant word can get you killed
Yeh what a pity
Sammy, love the stories. I'm asking for a consideration. My hearing is bad. I can't stand having headphones in my ears. Could you mention to your producer and ask for them to mike your shirt and increase the audio so it could be adjusted on our device? Lol I have to put my head up to the screen and I can't see you speak. Peace
I'm hard of hearing also but I got a small wireless speaker and it's great! Check into it they don't cost that much and we'll worth it! Now I can hear as well as watch all the Utube videos, before I was doing the same as you, it was really frustrating.
Crazy hearing one of these stories. Amazing how Sammy could keep his cool with so many different things going on all the time. Most off the time he was actually the one to calm things down. Would of made a great boss!
Would have, not would of.
Mayby he was cool calm and collected because he knew if shit ever went down he was going to abandon ship and become an informer.
Thx for the story and detail, Mr Gravano. Much respect. I appreciate your time and energy -- these YT videos are the best thing on internet.
Please stay well and stay rad. And to y'all reading this, adios, MFers 🐰✌️ -KL
Love this story man....best content from you Sammy answering questions I've always had
“You’re brother Billy, whatever happened there...”
WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE?! I’LL TELL YA’ WHAT HAPPENED THERE...
Calm down Phil!
What the fuck Carmine?
Whatever what happened there?? Whatever happened there...???
“A pint of blood cost more than a gallon of gold...”
🤔🤷🏻♂️
These stories are gold. Amazing how an almost 80 year old can remember all of these details and shit . I can’t even remember what I ate for lunch today
Most of these stories are also in his autobiography from 20 yrs ago.
what do you think he’s been doing in prison all those years
Saw a documentary and guys told it a little different. The guy from the Lucchese said Sammy knew they were after him and was dodging them at every moment, he also said Gotti was going to be the last to die and they were going to kill everyone around him first.
Your right Sammy was ducking cause he knew he was gona get hit from somewhere
So true what you said little Al said Gas pipe wanted everyone dad around Gotti and save him for last
When The Bull calls a man "a real tough guy", you know the guy ain't just playing the part...... (and I thought I was pretty tough . . . . SHEEEEYYIT!!).
Nah you look all dork bro! Especially mafia worshipping
Gaspipe stories are usually interesting, definitely wanna hear more
Gas pipe was a powerful guy. He had a real mean streak. Nasty guy. Tough , old school dude. Gotti and Sammy must have been shook knowing the Chin and Gas pipe wanted them dead.
@@yankees29 that’s why they set up a truce right away. Instead of going to war. Gotti knew he messed up with the catallano hit.
@@yankees29 heard Sammy was ducking gaspipe.
@@moedoe188 Al D’Arco said he had Sammy ducking in that mob special about the Lucchese family
Hey Sammy and crew, JFYI your sound is low...I have to turn it way up to hear you talk and then get blasted by high volume commercials. Love the show, cheers!
I had my wedding reception at Gargiulo’s as well as most important family gatherings. Louie & Anthony are great guys. Love that place.
Everyone go watch the documentary Manhattan Mob Rampage on UA-cam. It features Al D'Arco, and he talks about the Lucchese Family plotting to take out Gotti and Gravano.
Yup your right little Al was saying Sammy was ducking he claims Sammy knew he was being hunted
I love that documentary. The Luchessi soldier with the stutter gets me every time. Dude had some serious PTSD. Gaspipe and Vic messed up when they tried to kill Fat Pete who was a loyal soldier.
When they killed Frankie Decicco they thought Gotti was in the car with him. Frankie D was the embodiment of LCN.
Just imagine this dude in his prime
The 80’s he was the most powerful !
Hearing the store being told compared to reading the book. Hands down Sammy is a great story teller. He minces no words .
You are so cool and I enjoy your stories. I'm 65 and a fan. Didn't know I would still be a fan at this age but who knew.
Keep it up.
Can you list any of the books you have written?
So engaging and fascinating! 🏴👊🏴
I wonder if D’Arco had the Gemini twins with him as shooters at that meeting, I think they were with the Lucheses at that time if they weren’t in jail yet.
The Gemini Twins. Christ Almighty! Definitely Brothers from another mother, but Satan was thier father!
They got sentenced in late -89, maybe september...? But they might have been locked away till earlier that year, waiting for trial. There were some murders in the indictmen.
@@joonaslehtonen7965 Yes, it was September 14, 1989 that these due animale Anthony Senter and Joseph Testa, the infamous Gemini Twins, named after Gambino Capo Roy DeMao's Gemini Lounge, a notorious Brooklyn Bucket of Blood and the uu Coldwater RailRoad Flat just behind and above the bar where two committed many of thier Murders. After wacking out their boss DeMao, who was no figa when in came to murder, having been credited in 37 murders on his own. His associates believe the number to bemore than 56. The Gemini Twins were so sought by members of Cosa Nostrand in having victims pull a Houdini and disappear forever after entering the killing floor of that Brooklyn Apartment. In reality. They were strangled, stabbed in the heart,, and bled out in the bathtub. Afterward, after being schooled in the art of butchery by DeMao who learned the trade in Prison, the victims were cut up on a pool liner and various. Pieces ended up in a Flatbush Garbage on Fountain Avenue. This was dubbed THE GEMINI METHOD by DeMao. The two men were transfered tothe Lucchese Crime Family; where in 1989 both were sentenced to life in prison for racketeering and 10 counts of murder.
“Mob Boss” was a great read on D’Arco & the gaspipe era
@@MeMe-py6bb yeah for sure. I read it years ago, going to reread it again soon.
Sammy is a Great storyteller and I feel like I am there in any predicament Sammy Lived through!! Very articulate and an unbelievable memory for a man close to 80 years of age!! Mindblowing.
What I like about his stories is that he actually is humble and shows a bit of humility. Only people that are capable and truly confident of their abilities are able to do that . They usually become the most endeared and respected leaders in whatever profession they choose in life. You remember them as followers because they were real and made a substantial impression in your life... thanks Sammy!
Been following mob lore my whole life & , it's true, Sammy might be the smartest of them all. I mean, he's still here lol !
Yeah but after getting 5 years for 17 murders he did another 17 years for a dope ring with no bodies.
Not too smart
Sneakiest!
@@melbedewy Still did less than most guys who only do a single hit & now he's free, getting paid off of nothing more than his memories.
That's pretty damn smart, if you ask me.
Well most rats survive. That’s why they are called rats. They will do anything to survive.
@@melbedewy apparently took the derry for his Daughter & Husband
T/F IDK?
Did those Feds ever find out that they accidentally gave Sammy the Bull a bodyguard that saved his life?
They will now
If you actually think wiseguys can't tell difference between made guys & fbi....pfft I got a bridge to sell ya !
@@Robert06087
Go and watch Donnie Brasco.
Bro i think you'd find that the feds got wind of there being a hit that's why there were so many following him that day.
Al D’Arco became a government informant, so yeah, I’m sure he told them.
Thanks for all the stories sammy, lov u bro♥️
Always look forward to your stories, Sammy & this one is a beauty. Thank you.
"I prayed with the guy then intentionally left the door to the candy store open." ~ Gianni Russo
"I actually took the shot at John and blamed it on this religious mope kuh-kuh-kuh. It was to avenge Tommy Billoti who was the best man at my wedding, could you believe it?" Gianni Russo
Hahahaha..... Smeared his eye liner in the process.
Hello Sammy, great stories as always! I think my biggest question about you in some ways is why choose this life at all? To an outsider it seems frankly terrifying. Living from day to day not knowing if you are being marked for death, perhaps for something that you did not do, or just for a simple mistake or misunderstanding. In addition, I've wondered if you were ever tempted to "cash in your chips" and leave the life - you seemed to be doing very well in legitimate businesses like construction and I've wondered if you were tempted to go legitimate. Or maybe that would have itself resulted in a contract on you?
That life was a way of life growing up Brooklyn , Bronx , Queens , etc.
...... Product of your environmeny
Been asking for gaspipe stories for a long time. Thanks Sammy greetings from Glasgow Scotland
Sammy, you and Michael have very addicting videos, we all really enjoy all of these videos, thanks for the insight into the wild world you all used to live,. i am very glad i never got into that life, i am sure i would not be here now,..
20 to 30 years from now they gonna miss Sammy Gravano...
For years I wondered why Bobby was killed...and by whom, now I know, thanks Sammy.
I think Frank Lastorino did it. Amazingly he's out now after pleading out to several hits. He never ratted and proved its better to plea with the feds.
When are you doing episode 9 I'm waiting on it.. Your stories are legit and the best keep doing what you're doing.. GOD BLESS
Sammy, please give us more stories on Al D’Arco
Al D’Arco said once in an interview that if Sammy saw him he would walk the other way and duck out of sight. Not sure how true that is but Al was a tough guy.
As soon as i heard Sammy say that they caught the guy that tried to shoot John, i literally said "OH NO" lol
"did you say Joey Gallo? As in Gallo with a G? Joey Gallo's dead! I'm Jerry Callo"
Lol. My cousin Vinny. Awesome movie.
This is definitely the best Mafia content out. Also it's the only channel I've ever hit the like button on 🤣 hats off to you sammy boy
we want more Nicky Scarfo stories . What kind of person he was .
He was a jealous person who killed anyone that made him feel threatened. The story of Salvie Testa is all you need to know what kind of a loser Scarfo was.
He was an insecure homicidal maniac. That’s pretty well documented. The important question here is how much tribute was Sammy forced to kick up to Gianni Russo?
No really we don't. I'm actually sick of hearing about these guys like Scarfo and Scarpa etc. we need to hear more about the old crews with Piney and Jimmy Brown, Ralphie Bones more Mr Neil etc.
Hey Sammy I have a question: if John was so hated by all the bosses, why they never ordered a commission hit on him?
Everybody knows there was a hit on Gotti.That’s how Frankie Decicco got killed
Nahhhh That was a chin’s attempt on him.. He wouldn’t have survived a commission order for sure.
@@VICTORIANFILMS actually that was a Lucchese attempt. Chin was in on it too. so you’re saying it wasn’t a real hit unless the Colombo‘s and bonnanos were involved 😂
Commission: five families
Whoever left that door slightly opened choked so fucking hard 😂😂😂😂
Salute from Jersey,Sammy🇮🇹💪🇮🇹
As for living that type of life...When does anyone have any chance to relax,lower their radars,not looking over their shoulder???- NEVER. IT'S either the cops,or your OWN PEOPLE looking to have your head on a platter to further gain.THAT !- Is no way to go,living life in constant fear of arrest,betrayal and death.The short-lived gain,is NOT WORTH the overall repercussions that comes with it-
Damn near the way of life in the slum.
“I was the coke head that shot Bobby”
- Gianni Russo
😂
Thank you for the story, never miss one.
Counting down for Friday to come to listen to your Friday Podcast.
Pauls Sweet shop on New Dorp Lane, i use to go there everyday before and after school.
Love listening to him tell his stories
listening to this with frank sinatra on a record in the back. Such a great day
My Way or New York?
Hey sammy, much respect to you from North Jersey!
I keep my galaxy buds in all day at work listening to Sammy tell these legendary stories. I love em
Gaspipe really went to town on Gotti's circle after the Castellano murder. Would love to hear more stories about chin. For example your opinion on him going on about not shooting a boss when he tried to do the same thing.
Anyone else get chistmas day excited whn ya get a new vid notification from Sammy or is it just me??!!hahahahaha
Me too mate
Sammy is an awesome story teller. Great memory and he remembers all the details.
Sammy and Alite need a Netflix special!
Like them both 💯
Sammy seems like a great guy. Probably cause he is. Love his stories. Have always been interested in the mob having been brought up in Raymond LS Patricia land.
Glad Sammy made it through.
Lol… having grown up in Providence I know what you mean.
As a pre teen living in Johnston I lived next door to a made guy who was away on gun charges.
I hung out with his daughter who was my age.
We rode motorcycles together believe it or not.🤣
I’ve always wondered if growing up here fed my fascination with the mob.🤷♂️😊👍
Imagine if al Capone was still alive to tell his story or lucky Luciano
Right, they both died early of health problems but if they had a chance to live old enough till 70s-80s, we would have more insights from them !
I think about that all the time. The stories that are buried with those guys. The shit that they knew that will never come out.
Awesome Sam..love to hear from you.. respect..
Hey Sammy,
All due respect, it may be on my end, but the sound is choppy . Keep pushing the stories. You are sitting on a gold mine! Respect
Mob Boss, a book about the life of Little Al D'Arco is a good read if you are looking for more stories about organized crime. Confessions of a Mafia Boss about the life of Gaspipe Casso is okay but almost seemed to have been written by a sycophant. Best among the true-crime novels is arguably Sammy's book, Underboss, followed by Mafia Prince, by Phil Leonetti.
Mafia Kingfish is a great read. It's about Carlos Marcello ( New Orleans boss) and the Kennedy assassination.
Edit: read Mob Boss about D"Arco
Murder Machine
"...called on the walkie-talkie" I haven't heard that word in years! That's why I love Sammy's stories.
Hey Sammy, love & respect from Australia, I read your book & watched your movie (witness to the Mob) . Thanks for your videos
Please Sammy more stories about anthony gaspipe casso! The guy was a psycopath😅
More on Little Al
More on Chin. Gaspipe really went to town on Gotti's circle though for Chin.
@@seansavage2518 Yeah Eddie Lino, Bobby Boriello, Frankie Cheech.
If Gotti didn't get sent to prison, they were coming for more.
@@farzana6676 Yes i'm sure Sammy said in total there were 7 guys around Gotti killed after Castellano. I saw in another thread that Casso had the 'mafia cops' trying to get Sammy too, not sure how true that was. It's maybe why Sammy is taking part in the new documentary about them. Ironic though that Chin wanted the rules followed when he was the last guy to shoot a boss.
@@seansavage2518 actually Genovese and Gambino took out Anastasia after the Costello hit. But you’re right, the Chin hit a boss without Comission approval but wanted Gotti dead for the same thing? That’s the treachery of the life they chose. That’s Cosa Nostra to the core!