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Anthony Quinn was perfect as Neil in the HBO Gotti movie. Great casting all round and it pisses all over that Travolta debacle.
The Travolta one was sincerely one of the worst movies I've ever seen
Oh man I’m so glad somebody else said something. That Gotti movie with Travolta was the first time I walked out in the middle of a movie in probably 30 years!
@@blindmelonstubbly hahaha I love ur descriptions of that idiot Travolta..that was a complete joke
The Travolta movie was so bad because they allowed the family a say in the script it mostly bullshit and boring.
Great movie 🍿🎥 but could have done better with big Paul
I thought they found out later that Fat Tony Salerno was only a figurehead for Vincent "the Chin" Gigante. Then after that the chin started his crazy "odd-father" routine. Because Salerno went down for him, he became the "capo di tutti capi" or whatever it's name is.
caputti tuditto dela marone
Even if they found out the odd father routine worked for the most part. So he can escape prosecution
On a crazy notion. He still died in prison tho.
The head of the Genovese Crime Family was Vincent "The Chin" Gigante.
How much did he actually enjoy his power/money 💰roaming around the lower east side. In a bath robe and slippers residing in a tenament apartment -???😱.
what? I thought he was just some crazy guy wandering around talking to ghosts, looks like a harmless man to me
@@asullivan4047 its about family
My name is Tommy, I love taking a break from my shinebox and watching these documentary's, I had a customer today--Billy Batts I did a perfect shine job and he refused to pay,I wont forget this
Got a pen?
Mickey Featherstone was my first customer. Couldn't pay, so I gave him another 6 months.
(Then, I gave him a hot karl and he sucked me off in a broom closet, as he is known to do for rocks)
Now get your f.......shine box
Dam Irish hoodlums
@@vicvega861 My cousins name is Tony and he loves kissing other men. Does it all the time. He also pleads loyalty to a bunch of gumbas over his own family. Goes through some gay ritual where they burn a Saint's mass card. How gay.
Mafia and serial killers documentary will never get bored God bless youtube and whoever created the channel you rock!!!!!!
Forget about it!!!
Isnt that an oxymoron , praising god for a serial killing gangster video ? lol
Translucent love to idolize killers
Jodie def has the making of a varsity athlete
The Mafia 2 talks about Union and kind of companies they control. This is verybinteresting to me because most average person really never know about this much.
Best 2 Part Documentary about the Mafia ever!!!!
John had a mouth bigger than the holland tunnel and it was his down fall.
The public was The downfall plus he stabbed People and People turnd into rats
@@samir9gergis917 yes it was the public talking on those tapes
@TIGERWOODSBOYFRIEND u mean Sammy ,gotti didn't do shit
He was a dumbass with a child's mentality, like all these gangsters. Yeah, people fear them, but is that all they want from life? They're stuck in adolescence. Schoolyard bullies, all of them, with little boy brains. Why make them out to be more than they are? His downfall was his own childishness. "Mom! Look what I can do!!!"
@@FrankyBlack john was the first boss to rat his friends b4 he got arrested. Moron
The bugging of Paul's house is EPIC in this documentary; apparently, the detectives involved really like cheese😇 The best documentary 👍
Great documentarys keep um coming Jodie
I can't see any of the images here, just audio 🔉?
💵 “Keep’em comin’!!” -Jimmy Conway lol
Awesome doc, this one is awesome too ua-cam.com/video/QZ0n3B-uaNs/v-deo.html
Great doc! Even the black and white photo of Neil Dellacroce would scare the shit out of an alligator.
lol
😂😂😂😂that was funny
A rat is A rat . All of a sudden leonetti or however it's spelled had a " moment of clarity" , i'm gonna TELL ON EVERYBODY.
More like a"moment of saving my arse"..
It was the wise decision, given the scenario, and being a Parent who put his son before himself.
The most intelligent decision he had made. Living each day with the facts of countless murders, most of which were unnecessary would be a subject no one has the experience to judge.
Ego Mind is where the negatives are found, Higher Mind is where balance and Wisdom resides. .
It is clear which was the standard in this story's scenarios.
Great upload. Watched this doc about 20 years ago on ITV.
FBI special agent McDonald shown here was in Goodfellas portraying the agent cutting the deal with Henry Hill and Karen
Was that were the term Karen came from 😂
Ill never forget being a little kid and seeing Gotti on channel 7 every night. It was literally every night. People who didn't live through that era in that part of the country don't understand. Big as any other public figure.
I am Belgian, born in '74... was about 10yrs old when my parents let me watch the evening news.
Seeing reports about the mafia stunned me. It was so intimidating and spooky. I remember the Paul Castalano murder and trials where these old mobsters were brought in court in wheelchair, hospital beds.. and later all indeed all the Gotti news and also Pablo Escobar came in the spotlight. I followed up on these things even at that age. These guys held jaw dropping power and it was hard to fathom as a kid. Governments seemed truly powerless. I even remember the Mickey Munday gang being arrested.
9:12 - now you know why the "Freedom Tower" took 12 years to build.
You couldnt build a doghouse
23:50
The guy that yelled “ayyyy!” Is such a typical guito….
Danny Devito should play Harry the Hunchback if they make a movie on him.
Hardly likely, there is a documentary on here about the Dixie Mafia...can't see there being much interest in a Pixie Mafia 😂
@@TheScouseassassin 😆
Hey DeVito would have been a very good actor for the Harry “The Hunchback” Riccobene! Just think about the Taxi series and how he was Louie!!
@@TheScouseassassin the Dixie Mafia calls Goober whenever they need a ride.
DeVito could pull it off 🤘🤘🤘🤘
A soft-spoken murderer
this Leonetti. Quite likeable. Anybody in his shoes would roll facing that kind of time. He wasn't going to be a martyr for Scarfo. Former Catholic altar boy: holy Communion confession & fear of hellfire just like me. From that to Scarfo's world. Reminds me of Dominic Montiglio: Catholic altar boy Vietnam Vet musician nice guy soft spoken. From that to Nino Gaggi's world & all that entailed. Who knows what darkness lurks in the hearts of men? The Shadow knows.
@@fernandofuriaesq.6266 I totally see the comparison and I share your optic on Phil and Dominic: Two peas of pod, sort of.
@@FrankLoon Yes. Sort of. The comparison is instructive I believe.
Try telling the kids of the people he murdered what a lovely altar boy he is
@@chicoassmaster4293 I'll tell him if you come to the door with me, and you knock though?
Wonders what happened to both Leonetti and Montiglio.
Really good documentary, thanks for upload.
Best part of the video is knowing it was uploaded by jodie5880!.....
I have watched each video. AT least 6 times it’s so enthralling ........
Totally fascinating.
With all the millions these guys were making you would think they would hire 24/7 security guards to watch over the Ravenite. Nope! They left themselves wide open and they got nailed.
they hired fredo corleone but he was banging cocktail waitresses 2 at a time
Why should they ? So they can send an undercover working as a security guard ? Daaah..are you from California ? Uff !😂
To much attention walking around with a group of men.
This was UNBELIEVABLE. Thank you for this amazing 90s upload. I wonder what the name of this documentary was; best I've seen.
This is a similar one; it says it can be bought on amazon. Loyalty & Betrayal: The Story of the American Mob
I believe the original name of this documentary interviews was *War Against The Mafia*
On part 1 about 36 mins in is a single frame or two that that shows it was recorded in the uk and says the name ‘war against the mafia’ While coming back from a commercial break
Big Paul had such a high pitched voice. Definitely thought he would have a more gruff tone.
That surprised me too.
dad would always tell us...never.. ever... trust anyone... wears a suit.......
No mafia Boss should be proud of being on a Time Life magazine cover.
Best advice. Never accept a dinner date with Roy Demeao
That's an automatic death sentence,they call you turn up or die because why are you hiding?You have done something.Its a rule for security reasons.Your innocent you go your guilty you don't,if they want you dead either way they win.
@@geoffedwards-tb4kp lol
@@peterpana3176 Not wrong though am I!
@geoff edwards. I think he is laughing more at your sentence structure, and grammar...they’re both a little.......not very good. Its a confusing paragraph to say the least buddy.
"Ruthless killer and bodybuilder.." 🤣
How is that funny?.. fuckin dweeb
I love these old TV references, good video, thanks
I love this video I just wish I knew who to thank for uploading it.
Gottis disrespectful behaviour to his own underboss is what sunk him...what a fool 😯
Egomaniac he was.
@@erichanhauser3190 true from England Manchester steve,
Gotti is my least favorite boss. They talk about this guy how good looking he is, what a great dresser he is.. I just don't see it. His daughter is very unattractive also.
Rats is what sunk him
@@daniellerivellese8408 🙄🙄🙄
Scarfo shouldn't have been boss either if John wasn't supposed to be boss
Part 1 and 2, are the most peaceful of all mob docs to fall asleep to😴
Wow ive been looking for this mafia doc its rare to have mickey featherstone in documentary
mickey is in a few gambino (and gambino big wigs) docs search domminick montiglia,phil leonetti and (one of mickeys associates cant recall his name but they all told on their leaders ,and theres a 2 hour doc on them but its very good
He is in the “Westies” Mobsters episode....
@@batchagaloopytv5816 your talking about, the so call best docu. of the mob.
Excellent, excellent documentary!!
I've read a lot of books about La Cosa Nostra and I've seen a ton of documentaries and videos. These have to be the best documentaries I've seen. I know very much about Chicago but I've read about New York and Philadelphia. This series of documentaries is excellent for anyone who has not read any of that stuff. Obviously you can't get as much depth from film as you do from the books but this is a great primer for what went down with Castellano and Philadelphia. Great job Thanks for posting this
@Charles Andrews hey Charles, which, if any, crew from the Outfit controlled areas such as South Holland, Harvey, Cal City, Gary In and those areas south of the city? Was it the Chicago Heights crew? And do they still have a presence in those areas?
@@rickslick.
That would have been Frankie LaPorte from Chicago Heights. He was very tight with the big boys. He was part of the Inner Circle for many years.
I don't know how much influence the outfit has anywhere these days.
Awesome doc, this one is awesome too ua-cam.com/video/QZ0n3B-uaNs/v-deo.html
Crime inc is by far the best mob documentary in my opinion. It covers just about every aspect of the mob in depth over 6 episodes. It's on UA-cam if you haven't seen it.
It's exciting
The reason the feds thought Big Paul was untouchable was because he didn't meet with capos left & right.He insulated himself well.That along with the fact that he owned many legit businesses.It turned out he wasn't untouchable to the feds because he was under indictment when he was killed, and he wasn't untouchable to his resentful soldiers & skippers.John wasn't gonna kill Big Paul until Neil died because who knows what Neil would've done had they killed Paul before he passed away.John knew he was old school.
Big Paul met with Capos all the time. Along with soldiers and even unmade Irish Westies.
Big Paul had all the Capos visit his mansion weekly to pay tribute. That's how bosses make their money at the top. Some of them sent messengers, like Nino, although Nino frequently went up there personally.
Big Paul also held all his mob business meetings right in his kitchen, and that's where the listening device was installed that got him on tape talking about boatloads of incriminating evidence.
This practice was fine in the 60s & 70s, and prior, and all the bosses did this. Things changed during the 80s with the introduction of court-ordered wiretaps and bugs that were backed by a sealed warrant, and admissable as evidence in court. This was all new to Castellano and even Gotti, and the bosses in the commission trial. Prior to the 80s, the mob was still being bugged everywhere, but it was on illegal wiretaps, not admissable in court, and only for intelligence gathering, not an active investigation looking to imprison the upper mafia echelon.
Ur right,alot of people say Paul Costello was a wrong choice ,but I dont believe that ,he kept the Gambino family in line for 10 years
He always had captains at his house that's the one place he would meet them nonstop
RICO was a great law. Made them touchable after all, thank God.
Philly born and raised. This stuff was on the 6 o'clock news everyday. Crazy times. I was 10yrs old when Bruno went down. Channel 6 Action News. My Mom would be cooking dinner while I watched this on a 10" black&white TV in the corner.
Frank Dichico wasn't the underboss to Big Paul... It was Neil Delecroche then Neil dies December 2nd 85' and that fast Big Paul nominates his bodyguard Tommy Boloti......Single biggest mistake was killing Roy Demeo though........
That O’Brien dude is a liar they posed as Cable repairmen and put the bug in the cable box while Biloti overwatched they didn’t break in using some magic code breaker
I don’t believe the cable repairmen story either. My guess is they had something over the maid & they convinced her to let them in.
Espionage strageties can be done in many ways. Nowadays even more easier, with less intrusion. Just for example tv antennaes that extend above a house roof can be used to hear conversations. Voices are a vibration and anything that can pick vibrations can be used as a mic. Then an electronic frequency device is pointed at the tv antenae to receive the conversations. These electronic devices can be in a truck or house across the street or even on a communication pole half a mile away. Glass windows can also be used as mics. Even spy drones can be used for video survelance.
You can tell he’s a snake
It’s 915: pm on a Saturday night. I’m going into the mafia rabbit hole. See you Monday morning
Come on in the waters great!😎
As much as I dislike criminals and crime, I still don't see how the hell phone tapping and bugging are not only legal, but admissible in court. I personally think it's unconstitutional... And what if an agent sneaks into your house thinking Noone is home and you end up shooting them? Think you'll get away with it as if it were a normal B&E ? Definitely not !
Phone taping or an recording is legal even in a constitution. For one, the police go to a private court and ask the judge for permission to record your convos, if you are involved with murder, or an illegal activity that harms the public safety like drugs and grand theft or fraud, human trafficking/prostitution. If a complaint was made by a citizen the police have to follow thru the process or else they are liable for misfiance/malfiance of the law if someone becomes a victim. Also it it perfectly legal for another country to do secret survellance on any American citizen because that other country does not have the same constitutional laws as America, it is not liable to the American justice system. The foreign country can pass the recordings to America authorities for assessment, and still be within the laws of the country. Snowden has proved this, Obama had passed a law on meta data, this allows any country to collect data on any American citizen. US can do the same, collect data including phone convos of foreign countries citizens and be within the law. Enjoy your constitutional rights while valid, then someone comes and takes it away thru legal loop holes.
They have teams of professional burglars with all kinds of surveillance support. They wouldn't try to break in unless they had seen everyone who is there leave first.
its called probable cause google it for the list, and today everytime you speak in the phone and your smartphones/laptops basically anything that can be connected to the internet record everything you say. even you invent a code and used the market devices the government has code breakers
meaning the government dont care about your privacy
You can't be serious??!?!
@knightstar1312 Owning slaves used to be legal, too. Does that make it ok?
That Paul was more bothered with the personal tapes than the ones that indicating he's basically a murderer...unreal.
Yeah because that was their life. The woman and the kids, all of them were desensitized to murder.
He was more worried about people discovering his penile implant.
My son got a D- in civics class....I think I want to flip
blames uncle for everything 🤣
Uncle who was to blame for everything?
I was dealing and never been in jail. I was no scarface,,, but was oldschool and had connects that I had known well over 10 years and never messed with certain drugs. H was one I never took or sold. I also never went to a point where I was an addict. H was I think the only one I never took.. but by accident I was on X and back in the day the biz was way diff... and a old dealer said if you have a good time and party is OK but when you are smart just realize drugs will never run out... so you do not need to take them all day and you cannot metabolize anything faster that a certain rate... most die because they take more than their body can burn and if too much what kills is the drug has to now be put in places that you cannot pee out or toxic... a body can burn 1 gram of coke in an hour more risky... and a waste just locate the best buzz and be happy.. and I never went crazy... the H I just never wanted to know I killed someone. I was never ever willing to ... and I made a living and not a single bust as again certain rules keep it from you... and I had 3 kids... wife.. living normal mid class and at 33 get busted ... no more than jail at 19 for climbing a radio tower with a girl ... and this is just as dealing changed... p2p meth was now this really way different thing and people that abused it were just off and even thouht I need to stop the people just were not the same and a guy I had never once have ever any issue and I noticed he was off ... and one day he claims I sold him bunk... which was no way.. I was old school we never cut and was not even once ever scammed... I said that was impossible... and this is that new cook you can not reason and I am like I am certain and I have no clue.. are you sure a buddy gf .. and it just ended with me just say OK well then Iam serious I am not selling to you and said do not call me ever again... and month he calls and since he was saying the right thing said OK and he buys and one its a 8 ball and not ever sold a 8ball but was not too aware and he has the cash and 8 ball and just as soon as he leaves am busted he has made buys to get out of a possession and I end up with 5 yrs flat TDC Texas Pen and never even considered taking down all these people... I was just so pissed I let this guy fuck mr and not me.. I was the only money and always on the up... never once ripped off or short and this was so to aviod.. and this guy takes me down my kids are now ok all great and all made it out all OK ... but I really at a point was so under pressyre and TDC was so crazy and was just not ready but I just was able to learn all the rules and walked out and they made me do all and think it was because I refused to rat and even though I ran into that fuckin POS was not ever going to TDC and said you fucked me and my kids and I want to but my kids are not worth it..
Hearing this guy act still as some mob guy like 2 days in jail... and you caused all this to who all ?? all because you were afraid... lol I am afraid... wow. I was never close to ready for Texas pen... and it was violence I never was even close to even in my wildest ever seen a person die... when it is in TV is just something I had never seen and I never killed but in that system you are not in a separate drug unit.. I was with 10, 30, life... it is not even all violent... it is just a 5 years in my life that I was not once on edge or able to relax and I was in 5 and it is almost impossible to lie and I not sense it... it was 5.. thinking you can bs your way to a 40 yr guy... not a chance...
Thank you for this great documentary..
He stole it from the BBC . It’s about 40 years old.
LCN shoulda been run as a community. No bosses. No drugs. No killings. Ya kill, ya go away. Ya deal drugs,, ya go away. Prison terms are on your own crimes. MAFIA should be about what it was originally formed for. Protect the people from outsiders.
23:12 23:18 23:18
We need a Roy Demeo movie. A GOOD Demeo crew film. Whatta rare fucking group of psychos... Even Gotti feared them...
His crew and Gotti were guys who sped up the deterioration of the Mafia...
@@darylmixan8170 Exactly ppl give them WAY too much credit. They lost sight of what the mob was supposed to be.
I like how that Leonetti guy kills other people and devastates their families but turns into a snitch and gets desperate to save his own
He didn’t snitch to save his life. He snitched to stay out of jail. Big difference.
Wait a damn minute... Since when did Big Paul ever have control over all five families?.. I wasn't in class that day when that was taught 😆😆😆
He took over from Gambino didn't he .. Gambino was incharge of the families
5:12 Paul taking money from "Genie" knowing damn well the money came from heroin. Funny how he didn't question it, just take, take, take...17:19 Castellano didn't know the money was from heroin? LOL!! Of COURSE he knew.
Karma is a bi*ch
I was 2 blocks away when they whacked Big Paul Castellano. Sirens were coming from every direction but I kept walking. "I didn't see a thing" so to speak !
Wow you can say you are a part of history mob stuff is so fascinating and scary
Right you didn’t see nothing lol I’d say the same thing I’m not getting wacked hell no
I’m blind can’t see I speak no english or Spanish hell I can’t speak getting whacked back then was no joke
32:36 🤣🤣 i thought leprechauns weren't aloud to join the mob because they aren't Italian 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ah bejesus, tis a wee pixie with a crock o' gold, so it is ☘
@B00 050 they also gave me a right old erection they did!
*You Reap what you Sow... ALL of these Gangsters are Rotting in HELL forever, ETERNITY !!*
If hell is what you believe in. No one ever came back from the dead to say what its like in the other world, heaven or hell, if any.
I don't beleive in hell after death. I believe this world is hell. We aĺl go to another realm after death, good and bad.
@@knightstar1312
That'd the scary part... No warning for others who have been there. But it doesn't mean hell is not real ..the word of God is here in the Scripture if we only believe and take heed
29:31 That man was a 5'5" super-psychopath..Nicodemo Domenico "Little Nicky" Scarfo Sr. If you angered him? You got THIS 👉
No he would make a gun with his hand and you was done
@@jesssheldon4869 Exactly!
These stand up guys seem to gossip about each other more than my grandmother’s sewing circle…..😂. And then sometimes people died from said gossip…. Just crazy…. Sometimes brilliant… always fascinating……
Harry the hunch back looks like a little boy with a old man mask on damn
He was tiny I think he was under 5 feet
Ruth less
The War Against the Mafia Part 2: Death in the Family (1994)
09:36 - Ok, I've seen my share of scary gangster mugshots, but this guy looks like Death himself.
that would be vito arena he was a part of the demeo crew and he was gay man it was him that told the feds everything about roys crew
@@mortenrahm Vito went into witness protection and was later shot and killed attempting a robbery in Houston.
Big Paul Castellano was already telling people he was afraid Roy Demeo was becoming a serial killer and was off his rocker
Becoming? Lol
A full length movie about the Philly mob in the 70s and 80s would be such a hit I think if done right start with Bruno then chicken man testa and finally scarfos reign as boss no need to see Joey merlinos time
Nice upload mate! Im enjoying it..
Pppppppppppppppppppppp
DeMeo was the psycho of psycho’s! Him, Tommy Karate, Anthony Casso, Tommy DeSimone and Greg Scarpa all running around loose at once. That had to be an extremely dangerous time to be in NY.
That is a pretty good list. Serial killers and homicidal hotheads.
It was said that DeSimone would kill random people just to try out a new gun.
My mother used to talk about a "Tom Demeo" all the time he knew my aunt I never realized it was the same guy.
Demeo was more sociopath w psychotic tendencies, pitera def a psychopath
@Marsh M I wish. Court documents show the connections anyway.
Jodie5880 Thanks for uploading. Good job.🙏👍
And all the "Tough guy Muscle" is in the Commentary!
@Ed u Kate sure lol but excluding you
did i suspect alite not being in any of these? yes i did
Leonetti acts so concerned with what happened with his cousin Mark Scarfo. So he leaves his cousin Nicky Jr with a grandma, a vegetable brother and all the others to take care of while he took Scarfos stolen money and lived on a yacht for a decade
Leonetti comes across as a major hypocrite.
Yeah i always wondered wat happened to all of those millions. How did he get the money when he was in jail ,,,yeah wondered,how he bought a yacht. Abeautiful house ..the feds new ,,they probably helped him get the money...he makes it sound like,,he was so innocent. Nikki would've listen to him about saving ,,salvie,,he never went all in for salvie,,,but him did for the blade,,that fucks me up..he never got sick of his uncle and all of the treachery..no he flipped when he got found guilty, on that RICO and 45 yrs,,,
@@garyross1974 Leonetti had his mom Nancy raid Scarfo's safe right before he went into Witness Protection
Absolutely. Like Sammy, he's painting a ruthless killer as a compassionate man. I don't buy a minute of it.
Does anybody know if this was uploaded by JODIE5880?
I'm obsessed with mob documentaries. I watch them day and night. Even though they did horrific shit, it's so hard not to find this shit interesting. I even have nightmares about this shit because I watch it before sleep.
I find that a spliff before bed ease's the nightmares.
It was a horrible life. The moments of enjoyment in the Mafia were short lived. Can't imagine existing that way knowing you could be next on the chopping block.
For being tough guys they sure do snitch
@@sonnybliss easy to say when you're on the outside. When you're locked up and you're facing 100 years and no one's looking after your family when you've killed a bunch of people for your boss, you'd 100% flip. The ones that don't are a special breed of human with a iron mindset.
@@AR-zn1uy before I'd send my brother to jail I'd rather do his time
Sneaky underhanded rats giving other sneaky underhanded rat's deals..
Cisco SVP ....says the sneaky underhanded *keyboard tough warrior wannabe gangster* 😜
That's the nature of the beast -!!! 🔥💥.😉
Testa looks like a kid babyface for sure
Costalano was not the boss of bosses. He didn't run all 5 families. He was the boss of the Gambino family.
That just means he had more power,more men, more of the chunk of those businesses. He was reverend to the rest
Agreed. Media hype. Johnny Roselli of Chicago and Las Vegas claimed there never had been.
Fat Tony was a front boss,The Chin was the actual boss.
Most of you probably know that at the beginning when the FBI agent said they used a “computerized digital scanner” to go through 10,000 possible combinations. According to the new Netflix documentary they used a guy to plant the wire posing as a cable tv repairman and did it right under the nose of Tommy Bilotti.
The FBI isn’t likely to expose how they actually did it to avoid not being able to do it again to someone else.
Nope. That's half the story. They had a problem with the bug and had to jump wires. It's better to read about the mob then documentaries. Documentaries are formatted by PRODUCERS. Not actual historians of the mafia story
love listening to Dominick's story's and wish someone would upload dark visions,would love to see that
its out there..I remember watching it in bits and pieces couple years ago I shared it on my Fb the video was from 2012
What's that film?
I feel the same, Dom spins a great yarn...
If they kept guys like riccobini around the mob would still be something
I am just imagining how fast the Internet would have contributed to the downfall of these crime families back then. Facebook, MySpace, Zoom, IM, etc., all that bragging and conversations -- the feds wouldn't having any problems making their cases!! Oh wait... that happens now as well...
"Facebook, MySpace, Zoom, IM"....they are the real criminals!
The mafia is still around, especially the NY families. The Gambino and Genovese families are still as large as they used to be, and the families in Italy and Sicily have international interests all over the place.
@@histguy101yes the are
I agree to a point but they are still around they just change their strategies
Poor Harry, they hit him with contempt of court bc they thought he refused to stand
He probably laughed at that from hell!
Phil and Salvy should have wacked Nicky Scarfo and took over the family.... I bet they would still be in charge today
I would have seen it coming and woulda had em' both clipped. This family done in by rats.
@@aba192 😂
G Mont508 Phil was already dead , that’s the reason Nicky took over .... he got car bombed at his house by his underboss a year after he became the boss after Angelo Bruno got killed ...... that’s when New York has Nicky take over
@@chuchorodriguez1893 phil is NOT dead lol he's in this documentary, they're talking about phil leonetti NOT Phil testa
Lol
No problem kid keep up the good work.
Be a Castellayes. Not a Castellano
Prison sentences got so long people feared that more than the mafia
Cheers for the upload,great doco..
Through everything I've watched and read... I think Aniello Dellacroce was/is still scary AF.
This was such a good doco
Why the f**k is this in doc's hermitcraft season 7 playlist????
I don't think I would have used the sanitation truck, If he would have came home he might be part owner of that truck.
Glad that everything worked out.
They were blocking the security guards from driving up
Anyone who grew up in Staten Island knows it wasn’t a garbage truck
One of the kind production
Oh yes a mafia doc
Tommy Bilotti was underboss at the time of his and Paul Castellano's death not Frank DeCicco.
DeCicco was one of Gotti's crew right?
Vito ye
Vito no man, he wasn't under John, I forget who he was under but it definitely wasn't John, he was actually in Paul's wing of the family but i forget who his capo was. But he was close to Paul. Guys would actually go to Frank to get a meeting with Paul. It was actually John who approached Frank to get them to join them. And he was the one who set up the meeting at Sparks SteakHouse. John rewarded him by making him underboss.
Vito yeppers
He owned the grocery stores , right ?
ok I'm almost certain Roy was never a fucking captain. a bit of misinformation here tbh...One thing they got right tho is how fkng ruthlessly savage he was.. Not even Gotti wanted it with Roy...
Roy was acting capo when Nino Gaggi was in jail but that's it. Roy was a 'made 'man.
1:07:03 Leonetti explains here perfectly what it was that almost brought LCN to its knees.
Mr. Brown The best comment on here. I can't stand these You Tube trolls that try to act like they have "inside" information. I don't. I just think it's interesting.
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The Westies had nothing to do with blowing up DeCicco, they were the Gambinos' farm team. It was Genovese associate Herbie 'Blue Eyes' Pate who manufactured and detonated the bomb that killed DeCicco..
@@Guillermo_Carratero ducks corallo ordered the hit and gasspipe and Vic were behind it
@@dannychan1250 Spot on Danny!! Tony Ducks and The Chin couldn't stand Gotti..
@@Guillermo_Carratero because gotti took out paulie without the say so
I heard a completely different story about how they planted the bug in Paul Castellano’s house. 100% different so
Yeah an agent they messed with his cable and sent a cable guy in who planted the bug whilst bilotti was holding the torch helping him....saw an interview with the agent who planted it. Plus there was probably never a time when the whole house was empty of people
@@justinmarshall3131 yup that’s the same story I heard
That’s not Joseph O’Brien at the 3:50 mark...that’s Johnny Ola. 😄
Love everything about the mob
Except when they come for you 😂
Love Jesus..one day the mob have to answer to him
Those rats always try to justify being a rat, they cannot justify anything they knew what they were getting themselves into so they should accept the consequences, they sure as hell weren't complaining when they were rolling in cash and power.
If you were facing life in prison YOU would be as big a RAT as anyone.
"Well... i gotta keep my boys sharp.. "
~DeMeo
What a sick dude...
Yeah for real...... That's what makes me say "He had it coming" he was killing civilians by the end of it. Like he just took it too far. He loved killing. And the bosses all knew he had to go. EVERYBODY knew.
I grew up in Canarsie, and had no idea this shit was going on all around me. Hell...
In like 1969, they opened a head shop a few blocks away from the Gemini where we bought rolling paper.
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Borko is the boss of the Mafia video family! You better not be kicking up to Little Carmine