_* Excellent presentation! The way the information is broken down makes it accessible to everyone, regardless of their prior knowledge on the subject. *_ 😋
They only tell you what the want You to know . One sidex they Paint a piclure of whay they want to tell You . Can you belive that a cold Blooded killer can be the best warm loving Husban and Father ?! The cia is full of them . Law Department . Congress .
Loveee I mean loveeee this documentaries… love the narrator and how they have so many facts about the the Italian mafia.. I can’t watch enough of them even though I have so much knowledge about the Italian mafia from watching so much and reading so much about it before this documentaries..
Never seen this before.......What an eye-opener ? The footage of him Testifying was breathtaking and the way he stays calm while knowing he's a marked man really gives you an insight into the life ?
I remember being in transit at La Tuna F.C.I. (federal prison) in 1980. While on the little rec yard the "Valachi suite" was visible. Apparently it was a special little area for him.
So you destroy an entire organization, thats been around for centuries and you were a member of in exchange for a life sentence instead of the death penalty? Wow, what a deal
Did they use Lead pipe in construction for drinking water? I think old days they were using lead pipes. Now, I know why criminal are stupid and never learn.
A made man is an important individual your darn straight he knew about the mob structure but Genovese was a powerful mafia boss who could order anyone killed.
Wasn't Valachi with Maranzano or with them,(Maranzano/Bonnano's) during the Castellammarese War before being Transferred over to the Luciano/Genovese Borgata(?).
This is a compelling history but I’m beyond perplexed by one detail, that the term la cosa nostra was some big revelation for the FBI when the Italian “mafia” had gone by that name for a couple of centuries by this time.
For the time 💯, Sammy was higher ranking this opening the door to exposing high tier scams & Higher levels of Influence, Valachi Exposed the Mob(Positions,Ppl in those Positions,Families etc, Sammy dealt a decisive Blow to a Already wounded Mob after Giuliani Mob Commission Trail.
Valachi was the perfect FBI front, a lot of what he testified to he had no knowledge of, but the FBI did. However, the way the info was acquired made it inadmissible in court.
I’m thinking that Valachi felt betrayed by the family. That kiss of death was a sign he was doomed. He was so paranoid he killed a civilian in prison. He had nothing to lose a $100000 price on his head a murder charge ,,,, nothing more to lose. Revenge may be small recompense.
Very well-told story! ... However the [1972] movie (or perhaps, docudrama), *The Valachi Papers* (albeit, having seen it but once, years ago), is rather less-compelling (if not downright boring). I particularly liked and enjoyed the [more convincing] performance of the actor who portrayed Valachi here (rather than of Charles Bronson's _very_ dry performance in the film). Should anyone here happen to know of the actor's name ... well, let's just say all I can offer is: _" ... Lemmee make ya an offa' you canna' refuse ... Or else ya can fa'get about it!"_ ... Thanks in advance!
I don't understand why Robert Kennedy didn't just ask his ex gangster father Joseph Kennedy about the structure of the mob, after all good ol Joe was at one time in cahoots with Al Capone.
Kennedy sr was just an associate businessman. He had about as much info as the FBI have. By the time the American mafia was form, he was already legit.
How can they be positive it was the wrong man and it wasn't self defense if they don't even know why that inmate was approaching him ? 2 things for certain joe valachi didn't know him and he was unmistakenly coming towards him so wtf ?
Valachi mistook him for someone else and freaked out as he was understandably paranoid that he was going to be killed at any time. So he made a grave mistake. If you're sitting vulnerable under the very real threat of being murdered, it makes why one would react that way. The guy was likely just walking toward his direction while minding his own business since it is a prison yard, after all.
@@citypopradioFM i humbly disagree my friend because there's minding your business and then there's thinking you were about to be killed he said he was coming straight towards him ..
Yea and died In prison after he was beaten up and hated by inmates Don't know why people think gotta was cool,he also main reason mafia died out. Had he not been so flashy
How much is the life of a human being worth? These people don’t look at it as valuable. It is all about sociopathy, narcissism, and egotism. But redemption is possible to whomever hears the word of God and receives it.
but i have a idea though, just for fathers day special, ive been eyeing up this old bar in newton falls thats for sale, the old fanaticts bar what u say we buy it. love u
Geez Brian...I'm not far from there. You'd be lucky to get three customers a night...and they'd have to park in the neighbor's driveway. Buy it, level it, and sell it as a vacant lot.
Life can be hell for a snitch cos history the past and people of the past always repeat, life isn't worth living if your a snitch, you will never be free ever again looking over your shoulder everday not a good life.
I believe Valachi was the one who did the captions! There is no honor among thieves. I really enjoyed the video , but the music ? I could barely hear 👂 the commentator, had to turn on the captions to see what he was saying! I believe the captions were done by a two year old! Maybe Valachi lol
La mafia c’est une chose la politique c’est une chose la police c’est une chose la justice c’est une chose le journal c’est autres chose avec dieu c’est une chose chaque chose à sa place chaque place a sa chose
Id say jay edgar hoover just loved this guy..😂😂 he was soon gonna have to admit there wasa mafia..and with that hoover had nothing to bargain with about his hidden lifestyle..
Quite hard to understand the fascination we have for the MOB or gangster life when all they did and do is snitch on each kill each other and steal from each other. A gun and the ability to shoot doesn’t make you intelligent
_* Excellent presentation! The way the information is broken down makes it accessible to everyone, regardless of their prior knowledge on the subject. *_ 😋
They only tell you what the want You to know . One sidex they Paint a piclure of whay they want to tell You . Can you belive that a cold Blooded killer can be the best warm loving Husban and Father ?! The cia is full of them . Law Department . Congress .
Loveee I mean loveeee this documentaries… love the narrator and how they have so many facts about the the Italian mafia.. I can’t watch enough of them even though I have so much knowledge about the Italian mafia from watching so much and reading so much about it before this documentaries..
Never seen this before.......What an eye-opener ?
The footage of him Testifying was breathtaking and the way he stays calm while knowing he's a marked man really gives you an insight into the life ?
Good stuff! I watch a lot of this kind of documentaries...and I'm impressed!!
I remember being in transit at La Tuna F.C.I. (federal prison) in 1980. While on the little rec yard the "Valachi suite" was visible. Apparently it was a special little area for him.
Code of silence?? All they do is snitch on each other😂😂😂A criminal is not going to prison for life to protect some boss in a big house
Right. No honor among thieves
Code of co-operation!
Well, it has happened. Alot. Snitches aren't as common historically as you think
This snitch gave us insight to a secret society even J Edgar Hoover didn't admit existed.
Makes sense. But the pyramid structure allows it to thrive still...
The Valachi tapes starring Charles Bronson was awesome 👌
Wow they brought him to fort Monmouth??!! I live right next to fort Monmouth. Small world!!
Fascinating coincidence.
So you destroy an entire organization, thats been around for centuries and you were a member of in exchange for a life sentence instead of the death penalty? Wow, what a deal
Right, what a great negotiater, you give the feds. Everything they need to destroy the mafia and you didn't get a isolated island somewhere.
In PC no less
Where was he to go even if he was released. His was already condemned and he was merely postponing his death.
Good for him, UA-cam gangsters are my favorite.
A huge deal if you don't want to die.
Also demonstrates the advantages of capital punishment.
Quality show ❤❤❤
Why is there a lead pipe laying around the prison yard?
They said there was construction work at the prison. No doubt, some con found and hid it.
Prisons weren’t as secure or well maintained in those days.
Bulshiggity
Did they use Lead pipe in construction for drinking water? I think old days they were using lead pipes. Now, I know why criminal are stupid and never learn.
Prison guards thought that pipe was dirty and unpleasant to touch. Also you couldn't stab somebody with lead pipe.
A made man is an important individual your darn straight he knew about the mob structure but Genovese was a powerful mafia boss who could order anyone killed.
Wasn't Valachi with Maranzano or with them,(Maranzano/Bonnano's) during the Castellammarese War before being Transferred over to the Luciano/Genovese Borgata(?).
why is this video 10x louder than others on youtube??
Old TV standard audio balance
To keep the viewers from falling asleep😔
He must have been a threat to the higher authorities who are always involved in organised crime and investigate each other
It's only a matter of degree between the government and the mob.
Well said 👏
I recommend the movie Valachi Papers. Thumbs up if you seen it or looked it up
BRONSON 👍
Heard of it, Never seen it
thank you for this one! it's the only one missing my language (german)
For a split second I thought this was music. Maffia’s greatest hits 😂
They made music with instruments carried in violin cases.
😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
That would be a bunch of rats singing to save their own asses.(Freaking snitch trash). Kind of like Alvin and the Chipmunks
Thought the thumbnail was Phil Leotardo and he was going to tell us about his 20 years in the can
I thought it was the Shah of Iran
Really I always wondered how long it was that phil stayed in the can
It was but he compromised
If you did 20 years would you care?
He knew how to cook a grill cheese sandwich on a radiator. 😊
Love this episode
I Thought We Were Getting A Trailer About Phil Doing His 20 Years.
Very well put together documentary
It was really wise of Vito to give Valachy kiss of death. Before that intercourse Valachy kept silent.
La prononciation n'est pas Valachi
Mais Valakie.
En italien, le CH se prononce comme un K.
Shut up
This is a compelling history but I’m beyond perplexed by one detail, that the term la cosa nostra was some big revelation for the FBI when the Italian “mafia” had gone by that name for a couple of centuries by this time.
He was a bigger snitch than Sammy the bull 😂
Sammy put almost 40 guys in prison. Valachi didn't even do that lol.
@@citypopradioFM Right. Whereas i am french
For the time 💯, Sammy was higher ranking this opening the door to exposing high tier scams & Higher levels of Influence, Valachi Exposed the Mob(Positions,Ppl in those Positions,Families etc, Sammy dealt a decisive Blow to a Already wounded Mob after Giuliani Mob Commission Trail.
Valachi was the perfect FBI front, a lot of what he testified to he had no knowledge of, but the FBI did. However, the way the info was acquired made it inadmissible in court.
I’m thinking that Valachi felt betrayed by the family. That kiss of death was a sign he was doomed. He was so paranoid he killed a civilian in prison. He had nothing to lose a $100000 price on his head a murder charge ,,,, nothing more to lose. Revenge may be small recompense.
Agreed!
They could have put him in another prison. It’s not like we don’t have an extra!
Très intéressant.
Très bon reportage super
your absolutely not going out today. wow,, fantastic
Well done.
Very well-told story! ... However the [1972] movie (or perhaps, docudrama), *The Valachi Papers* (albeit, having seen it but once, years ago), is rather less-compelling (if not downright boring). I particularly liked and enjoyed the [more convincing] performance of the actor who portrayed Valachi here (rather than of Charles Bronson's _very_ dry performance in the film). Should anyone here happen to know of the actor's name ... well, let's just say all I can offer is: _" ... Lemmee make ya an offa' you canna' refuse ... Or else ya can fa'get about it!"_ ... Thanks in advance!
I don't understand why Robert Kennedy didn't just ask his ex gangster father Joseph Kennedy about the structure of the mob, after all good ol Joe was at one time in cahoots with Al Capone.
Kennedy sr was just an associate businessman. He had about as much info as the FBI have. By the time the American mafia was form, he was already legit.
I REMEMBER THIS ERA, ARE ANY STILL AROUNT???
sometimes when i look around i see the police and "justice" system as way worse than any mafiosi..
Une vraie balance !!!
Code of silence. Mafia’s greatest snitch. Lol 😂
How can they be positive it was the wrong man and it wasn't self defense if they don't even know why that inmate was approaching him ? 2 things for certain joe valachi didn't know him and he was unmistakenly coming towards him so wtf ?
Valachi mistook him for someone else and freaked out as he was understandably paranoid that he was going to be killed at any time. So he made a grave mistake. If you're sitting vulnerable under the very real threat of being murdered, it makes why one would react that way. The guy was likely just walking toward his direction while minding his own business since it is a prison yard, after all.
@@citypopradioFM i humbly disagree my friend because there's minding your business and then there's thinking you were about to be killed he said he was coming straight towards him ..
How do you feel about the rumors of a bomb in the room "I've been hot from the beginning, it doesn't make any difference"
"God father of Harlem.."...a tv series relating to this documentary
Great one
@falamangaa7222: yeah, like Fords relate to GM. Bumpy Johnson threw all the Italians out of Harlem or killed them, no questions asked or given!!
a fair amount of dubious reality . Fairly impossible that by the time he was sent to Sing sing he was not already aware of the Mafia .
Huh? He had been a member of over thirty years and you think he has limited knowledge?
@@grf15
that's what I am saying .
If I didn't know he was a mafia killer, he would seem like a harmless old chap to me at first look and the calm way he talks...
Look At John Gotti He Was La Costra Nostra Until The End.
Naw lol he was ratting on Sammy so Sammy ratted too.. gotta do a lil research
He had no choice, play the part
Yes sure😊
Yea and died In prison after he was beaten up and hated by inmates
Don't know why people think gotta was cool,he also main reason mafia died out. Had he not been so flashy
The "ch" in Valachi is pronounced like "k".
In Italian it would be
@@jamesgreenldnit is italian . Lol 😆
Our thing? No, it’s this thing of ours…
That's why Sammy says "Our thing?"
Could Jim Lampley please explain the difference between speed and quickness. .. ?
How much is the life of a human being worth? These people don’t look at it as valuable. It is all about sociopathy, narcissism, and egotism. But redemption is possible to whomever hears the word of God and receives it.
Amen
Construction workers, conveniently, left behind an iron pipe in a prison yard?
Someone clearly swiped it from the construction site and hid it on the yard.
He looks like the Shah of Iran
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Those who call Sammy Gravano "the biggest rat in mob history" should watch this documentary.
Gravano takes a solid second place trophy, though.
Great documentaries but they need to normalise the audio
Hey Bobby... what about Daddy?
Thanks as always.
Don't go to bed with a price on your head
I believe Vito Genovese was one of the main culprit's for the outing of the mafi
LA RÈGLE !!! ❤❤❤ ON NE PARLE PAS!!!❤❤❤ NORMAL!!!
Evidemment mais depuis quand les femmes ont à se mêler des affaires des hommes déjà
As a Irish man I think this is B.S big enquiries about stuff the dogs on the streets know.☘️
Read the book. The Valachi Papers.
Been trying to get hold of a copy for years. I remember seeing it in shops back in the 70s
If you were planning to kill a man who was more than capable of killing you. Would you tell him that you intended to kill him😅
I think it's pronounced
Vellarki😅
No
but i have a idea though, just for fathers day special, ive been eyeing up this old bar in newton falls thats for sale, the old fanaticts bar what u say we buy it. love u
Geez Brian...I'm not far from there. You'd be lucky to get three customers a night...and they'd have to park in the neighbor's driveway. Buy it, level it, and sell it as a vacant lot.
How much does a channel with over 4 million subscribers make in the world of you tube?
"Hey there's Willi Cicci"!
"Yh the Family had a lot of Buffers"
Turn Off the Music you don’t need it
L'OMERTÁ E SCACCIAPENSIERI ☝!🇮🇹
Life is more important than being called a snitch!!! YOU won't enjoy your life at my expense. HE DID IT AND HERE'S THE PROOF!!! DONE!!!
Life can be hell for a snitch cos history the past and people of the past always repeat, life isn't worth living if your a snitch, you will never be free ever again looking over your shoulder everday not a good life.
The same Joe Valachi who squealed to the Senate Committee about organized crime?
That's the one 💯
*sends crown-witness to the most depressing place, puts them in solitary there
*crown-witness attemps Alt+F4 irl
Department of Justice: 0 o 0
I believe Valachi was the one who did the captions! There is no honor among thieves. I really enjoyed the video , but the music ? I could barely hear 👂 the commentator, had to turn on the captions to see what he was saying! I believe the captions were done by a two year old! Maybe Valachi lol
what is that music at the beginning of the clip?
❤❤❤
From my neighbors and friends. We never ever ever snitch and RAT no way ☝️👌🌼
Anthony Hopkins narrates. Perfection.
No he doesn’t…think you need to get your ears checked lol
tres bon film avec bronson et lino ventura..cosa nostra
A decent series, but I think the reenactments are of dubious quality.
Turns out he was just trippin and that kiss of death was just really nothing 😅
tout un monde hors de l ordinaire
Glad Aids wasn't a thing back then..... putting your finger of blood on my finger of blood..no way
La cosa nostra everyone really think about it
The person who wrote this title Is wrong,should put The Snitching Code
I actually have a friend who escaped from la tuna. And Mexico isnt ever going to extradite him.
Godfather 2 told the story, you just have to know what to look for.
the Valachi Papers
The question abides: was Genovese right? was Valachi responsible for Genovese's incarceration?
Charles Bronson who star as Joe Valachi
Narrator's voice sounds like the voice of Anthony Hopkins.
It really does
It’s not tho it’s someone called Colon Tierny
Not even close... Anthony Hopkins is British
@@MrIlleism Where did you see "British" in my comment? 2 to 1 😁
La mafia c’est une chose la politique c’est une chose la police c’est une chose la justice c’est une chose le journal c’est autres chose avec dieu c’est une chose chaque chose à sa place chaque place a sa chose
20 fuckin years in the can I wanted manigot I compromised I eat grilled cheese off the radiator...philly leotardo❤
Vito genovese seemed a real scary guy...
Websters definition of a snitch. Tell to save your own skin. People have gotten that word all wrong these days.
Ppl use the word Snitch for anything & everything,(Especially in today Society), thus it loses its original context
This is so silly... Not sure what Cosa Nostra means? All the FBI had to do is consult an Italian Dictionary or ask someone at the Italian Embassy.
The Movie the Valachi Paper.. Charles Bronson
wow ! he gets a happy ending lol
The A.G has bootleggers pedigree.classic.
Code of silence my ass
Tough guy on the internet 😂
@@MrIlleism rats in UA-cam more than rockstars 😂
Silent but deadly ...
@@nadimtrabelsi202 right. And they are making millions viewers....
Id say jay edgar hoover just loved this guy..😂😂 he was soon gonna have to admit there wasa mafia..and with that hoover had nothing to bargain with about his hidden lifestyle..
boy did all that ratting for nun🤣🤣
Wow. This guy was the king of rats.
Yeah , why would there be a lead pipe in a prison yard . A construction site no less . No sense at all ...
Ill sing all day wrong. I.aint going down for any f up thats not mine
❤
en italien il me semble qu'on ne dit pas valaCCHHII ,mais valaKY
What do you want, a canoli or some gabagool ?
Quite hard to understand the fascination we have for the MOB or gangster life when all they did and do is snitch on each kill each other and steal from each other. A gun and the ability to shoot doesn’t make you intelligent