The Corozzo Brothers Meet Fat Andy For First Time
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2024
- In this episode, Reformed Gangster and former proposed member of the Gambino family Anthony Ruggiano Jr, shares how the Corozzo brothers got started in organized crime with Fat Andy.
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Anthony Ruggiano Jr. is a former member of the Gambino crime family, which is one of the five families of organized crime in New York City. He is the son of Anthony "Fat Andy" Ruggiano, who was also A Capo, a high-ranking member of the Gambino family. Anthony Ruggiano Jr. has been involved in various criminal activities, including extortion, loan sharking, and racketeering. However, it is important to note that engaging in criminal activities is illegal and not condoned by any reputable organization or individual.
Great job with this video!
Great video!!!
Hey Andy this is my first time catching your channel. I didn’t know you were here, but I’m definitely in. I’m subscribing, and thank you Anthony!🙏
Excellent content!
great video watchen right now keep clean there have great weekend there!!!!
Afternoon from sunny Scotland for a change 👊🏴
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@@AnthonyRuggianogood yarn Anthony have a great day and weekend.
Don't think it's the sun m8, You probably just staring at a lampost.😉🤣
@@AnthonyRuggianoany stories on Tommy Uva or his wife? And did they ever catch who killed him?
Great show. Anthony when there was a split which captain did Andy then report to?
good morning Anthony.
Anthony you gotta watch the HBO show “The Deuce”. It’s about Times Square in the 70’s and 80’s and the mob’s influence on it. The prostitution and sex shops that turned into the beginning of pornography. It’s such a great show. Michael Rispoli portrays a Gambino capo on the show. You absolutely gotta watch it if you haven’t seen it yet. In the third season is when Gotti takes over and they talk about Paul, Sammy and there’s a few scenes with DB.
In Chicago we ran the credit card swipes and poker machines in all the strip clubs
U rite bro he should have just backed off. Now the poor kid is dead an nothing got accomplished. I cant believe they left the kid on his lawn for his grandmother to see
Great personal same same great story clip and not pulling triger🎉
Chicago was the most powerful family because there is only one in the whole city. It was like if the new york families were all one. The Chicago outfit was enormous
New York is much bigger than Chicago and has far more Italian Americans. The Chicago family would just be one of the families in N.Y.C. The 5 families of N.Y. are much bigger.
Anthony...is Cityline its own neighborhood or just Pitkin Ave Shopping strip? Or is is considered East New York? Also, is the Hole considered part of ENY?.
Where The Cozzozzos also plumbers? I had heard that
Marginal Street right by Interboro .
Anthony, you said Skinny Dom was a scumbag. I hadn't heard you talk about that guy before but maybe I missed it. I'd be interested in your dealings with him.
I think skinny dumb was the one that Anthony gave the nod to when they killed his brother-in-law in cafe. Liberty a mention said a lot, but doesn't go into much depth. That's one gripe I have about Anthony's stories as I wish he would go into a little more detail and make the stories a little longer. He seems to glaze over stuff pretty quickly. Get to the point and end the story and go on and end the show
Anthony, love your videos and stories. I was wondering if you knew anything about the mob in Canada. Our legal system seems to be was easier on the mob compared the USA...lol. Although it may seem more quiet up here, the mob has had a long history especially in Quebec and Ontario. Years ago, I saw a documentary on the NY families, and an former FBI informant said he saw loads of ,money in NY, but while spending some time up in Canada on 'mob business', he couldn't believe the money the families were rolling in up this way.
Take care.
I’ve seen quite a few TV shows on the Canadian mob. Honestly, it’s just not as interesting though.
I still call it the Interboro Pkwy
The Jackie Robinson now.
I know..I love Jackie, but I'm a traditionalist...I don't like when the rename shit...Tappen Zee...59th st bridge...et al Mad Dog Sweeney
I dunno how Nicky feels but I’d never wanna be titled as someone’s pet
Hello Anthony
Hope all is well!
Did you know Fat Larry Palladino?
Anthony, any idea why you guys weren’t shaking down Colombians in Jackson Heights back in the day ?
That wouldn't win over real easily back then. If they were real deal columbians dealing in cocaine like most of the real deal, Columbia's war back then. They ha big reputation for violence and killing whole families. They even turned over the fish tand plus they had so many other ways to make money that were so much easier.I don't think they had any interest in getting in with those people.They were beneath them in their opinion.I believe
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I was a Chicago soldier, Book making, Poker Machines, Fixed horse races (Balmoral track) Ran nightclubs and of course chop shops and bodyshops a southside thing. The Spilatro bros. were killed and buried right by my house...Yes I know who did it
Are you a rat?
Did you know of a liquor distributor named Danny Murphy? He married an Outfit girl...her Dad hooked my uncle Danny up w/ his business.
@@michaelmarifern9541 In Chicago Liquor distribution is territorially. If I knew his territory I might remember. We had nightclubs and bought from whoever had that territory. One was in Matteson Illinois. also Lynwood Illinois. I am from Chicago Hts crrew
@@michaelmarifern9541 look up Albert Tocco
My best friend to this day killed Sammy Mann It is no secret so I can say that and look nup Albert Tocco, Calabrese (rat) Tocco was great and that is your connection to Spilatro
I realize you are long out of that life, but I always cringe when I hear someone in that life shaking down a small business because " they are in our neighborhood" You are in their neighborhood too!
Agreed. 100%
“But we never hurt innocent civilians.” 🤡
Agreed but it's crazy because in the beginning it was the mob protecting the businesses because they were being harassed by other gangs then it just became a scam they would send there own guys in there to knock some things around then ask for protection money
Well don't watch mob things! Everyone knows protection is the mins bread n butter. It's actually a service or used to be, guarantee.
@@Memyself-lv3py Until they come in your business or someone you know, and shake them down, then we will see how much of a mob fanboy you are
My last name is Napolitano… from what I’ve been told. I have a relation to Dominic napolitano aka Sonny black … the history of the mob greatly interest me and I wish I could get more information on my lineage back to him and where the family ended up and how we ended up in the Detroit area. I suppose I could do one of those genealogy websites where they use your DNA… anyway great content and channel I love it. 🇮🇹 👊 🇺🇸