The Chicago Mob: The Rise of the Windy City Gangsters. Documentary Series - Part 1
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- This is the story of The Chicago Mafia known as the Outfit. From Al Capone to Tony Accardo, we show you, the rise and power of the biggest Italian mafia organization on Chicago, Illinois. We showcase the insane story of Joey 'The Clown' Lombardo and his rise thru the Chicago mob scene. We take a look at the infamous Chicago Mob Boss Paul Ricca and how he controlled the outfit for years and much more..
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Milwaukee Phil was front boss (1967-71) after Giancana followed by Joey "Doves" Aiuppa (1971-86)
He was also under boss to Giancana before becoming boss, Also his best friend told me Phil had a summer home with the deepest lake around lol growled when he spoke and had Marlyn Monroe killed by Frank the German
Paul Ricca Tony Accorado rule chicago rulelessly as true don / godfather!!😮😮😮😮
Great job!
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Hahaha, this video is absolutely ridiculous. The Title image ALONE is absurd. Why in gods name is a lowly soldier a la Tony Spilotro in a photo lineup with some of the most famous & powerful bosses in C0sa N0stra history..? What even is that ? L0L
You know nothing about Tony and how high up he really was in the outfit. He was the boss of not only Las Vegas, but the entire West Coast answered to him. In Chicago, he was known as the King of Thieves and was in control of 15 neighborhoods, including being the real boss of the Grand Avenue crew. He was Accardo's favorite enforcer and was next in line to take over the outfit. Aiuppa named him as his successor. Had Aiuppa died of that heart attack, they were putting things in order for Spilotro to take his place at the table. He was made at 25 years old on the request of Tony Accardo himself, who shared a close relationship with Tony. In the end, it was only Accardo who could have approved the hit on Spilotro, a difficult decision for Accardo to make. No other boss at the table could approve the hit.
@@Yomain702 Trunk liners, cornhuskers
...Mike was Tony's cancer
Tony was technically always a soldier, not even a capo
@squirtXreynolds Tony was the enforcement arm of the outfit, period, and next in line to take Joey Aiuppa's place. They were going to hand control of Las Vegas to just anybody when they thought Aiuppa was going to pass away. He was the real boss of the Grand Avenue crew and extremely close with Aiuppa and Accardo, which is why they trusted him to take over the rackets in Las Vegas. Accardo would make phone calls to speak directly to a soldier. He beat more cases than John Gotti and had a much more fearsome reputation. He was in control of outfit business on the entire west cost. Just like accardo his position was much higher then it was let on to believe. He changed the rule book on out hits should be taken care of and what should done with the bodies. He basically with mad Sam perfect loan sharking for the outfit and it was his racket to manger if you borrow money "juice" from the outfit and didn't make good on your return you'd be seeing him. The most famous picture of the outfit with accardo auippa Harry the hump Angelo the hook all seated together that picture was taken the day spilotro got made. The call to make him came from Tony accardo and the only one that could of approve the hit on spilotro was accardo. They had much bigger things planned for him. Not to mention him bigging in control of the outfits biggest investment las vegas which he operated for 15 years without a problem. Longer then anyone else before him. And he still had duties in Chicago accardo would personally call him back to Chicago from las vegas to deal with big issues. Accardo would speak to just any solider.
@@squirtXreynoldshe was also indicted for taking 6 million dollar from the teamsters when Jimmy hoffa turned up missing the case against spilotro was dismissed and made him one the prime suspects in his disappearance.
Chicago outfit Stsve mcDougal Cicira was one of the top guys not known from way back ,worked with the Hump Ran with one eye jacks crew Capone worked with all races wasnt a racists he like the colour green. Gold and silver... they were not known at all.... now thats a gangster.
It’s pronounced GEE-AH-CANA
Chinese produced AI doesn't care😊
I think a journalism channel from Chicago gave you a shout out to some supporters of his and told them to also check out you and some others, check him out True Gangsters of Yesterday, I think you two got the best channels
People need to realize in the 50’s and early 60’s Chicago was the most powerful organization in the country. They put a president in office (suspected 2), controlled everything west of the Mississippi by themselves. NYC had east coast split between 5 families. Also weird fact that’s less known when Capone ordered the murder of Frank Yale it was the first time a full auto machine gun was used in a mob hit in NYC.
Because accado was low key
Stop reading mafia fantasy books. The mob didn't get Kennedy elected . The Chicago mob didn't control all of the criminal rackets in Chicago, but they somehow controlled all of the rackets from the Mississippi River west to the Pacific Ocean! LOL 😆. There were 5 families in New York and only 1 in Chicago because the New York mob was much bigger than the Chicago mob.
@capo1376 I believe that Accardo was a secret informant for the FBI, and that's why after 1982 he was never indicted. He did the same thing that Lefty Rosenthal did.
HAHAHAHAHA "making the casino staff more diverse" i'll guarantee "diversity" would be the last thing rosenthal was interested in !!
Horrible documentary. Why in 40 min doc, you spent 10 min (1/4) of to doc talking about Rosenthale. He was just an associate and not part of the Chicago Outfit. Plus, he came to fame in Vegas (I know Chicago ran parts of it) and you focused more on him than the thousand of other Outfit men (Big Jimm Callisimo, Frankie Yale, even more on Frank Nitti).Lazy doc.
Ricca killed somebody and only did 2 years?
It was a long time ago in Italy and at that time you were able to defend your family’s honor according to the government then.
He ripped a man's heart out in prison around the same time he met mad sam
@@JimmyFree crazy how he only got two years
Accardo #1 boss in history ,and never went to prison , Galante the most badass ever.
Stop glorifying these criminals.
@@joedimaggio3687 Stop telling people how to live..... Ever heard of inate rights? Life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. Act like a grown man. . What you said is your weak emotion, the female in you coming out. Stay blessed
@@andrewdoeberl7789stop glorifying criminals
@@joedimaggio3687 Awww that's cute....
@@joedimaggio3687 someone named Joe DiMaggio acting like a female...smh..tragic... Stop judging and acting like it's your place to tell others what they can or can't or should or should not do. Be you, believe in what you believe in, stand up for what you seem to be right and let others be themselves. Bless you.
Oscar Goodman was Tonys saving grace. Great Lawyer
No one cares lol. Spilotro was a nobody
@marcbasil, you're* wrong. He was next in line to take Joey Aiuppa's place as head of the outfit. When they thought he was going to die, they brought Tony back to Chicago to get ready to take the position as boss of the Cicero crew. He was the real head figure of the Grand Avenue crew. The reason they killed him was because it seemed like all the bosses were going down, but Tony was winning his cases. With the bosses away and Tony on the street, they would have nothing left. Guys were already taking orders from Spilotro, and a war for control was brewing. Angelo the Hook made the guys beat him to death because so many of them stood up and tried to stop the hit. If they showed any weakness, Angelo would have made that whole thing bigger. Frank Calabrese put himself in the hospital so he would have a valid excuse not to be there. They were good friends; Tony got Frank into the outfit.
@marcbasil Tony was also Accardo's favorite enforcer, one of the so-called soldiers that would speak to Accardo directly, even getting personal calls. When Tony was made, it was on the request of Tony Accardo himself, and they took the world-famous super picture of all the bosses together at the table. That picture was taken the day my grandfather, Anthony "Tough Tony" Spilotro, was made at 25 years old, the youngest guy to get his button. His rank was much higher then people just like accardos. He changed the rules of how murder would be handled it's then the outfit because known as the most violent family in the country. A mo of a outfit hit was the body was found tortured and naked he made the rule that when you kill someone you strip them of all clothing. He perfected loan sharking for the outfit and if you borrowed money for loan sharking and didn't do well you'd have to answer to spilotro.
@@marcbasilget ahold of this guy calling spilotro Accardo’s favorite enforcer lol as if guys like cerone and messino didn’t do a good enough job lol
@@billmason6976 total clown. I hadn’t had a chance to respond to this geeek, but I planned on it. Lol @ Tony Spilotro
Brilliant documentary about the Outfit, I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this documentary but, I have to say that, I don’t know how anyone could make a documentary on the rise of the Outfit in Chicago without giving Murray (the camel) Humphreys a mention, he was to the Outfit what Costello was to New York, he wasn’t known as Mr Fixer for nothing, he was the man who fixed parole for Ricca and the other top players of the Chicago Outfit in the Hollywood extortion case, and he was also very close to Paul Ricca who made Humphreys the number 3 guy, the consigliere of the Outfit which is not bad for a Welshman considering you normally have to be Italian to get anywhere in any of the organised crime family’s of America, for what he really achieved in and for the Outfit in Chicago, believe me he is a very underrated gangster if not the most underrated gangster in America, he was also the guy that came up with the saying, I respectfully decline to answer in case my answer may incriminate me, and he travelled all over America teaching the top Italian gangsters how to say it, some say he was a racketeer but he wasn’t afraid to pull the trigger on someone if that’s what he thought was deserved, a very underrated player of organised crime in America that’s for sure.
So what your saying is he told all gangsters how to plead the fifth amendment? That's the first AV herd that chestnut
You've been watching too much UA-cam
Some people attribute the term "money laundering" to Murry Humphrey. One of his early rackets was taking over laundry mats. As the 'owner' He would clean/launder his illegally gotten gains through them saying he was "laundering his money" or something to that effect
Brilliantly made 👏 you should be very proud mate 👊 💯 💶 💯
This was far from brilliant
@@marcbasil that's your opinion kid
excellent documentary! You are a gifted film maker.
This was the opposite of excellent
Question: WHY ppl b on these sites & say things like, "why glorified these guys"
Why u on these sites. Its entertainment & we grown. If your not on da site.
U wont have these feelings or thoughts.
#DoThat
And let us enjoy (& glorified) our HEROES.........lol
What about humphreys
How do I apply ?
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Lol😂 he had a wife 🎉 3 children all born in January 1927. F me how the f did he manage that lol😂😂😂
Same old shit
Not even. This video was literally trash
Whoa....do some homework he had the gift of gab! Is this noble?
I should on been made the underboss never received 👊 💯
What?
@@Slymlewe sammys book bro
Ca-poura-gemes😂 Capo-Ra-gemes,.
BIG TUNA.... CAUGHT A BIG FISH IN NOVA SCOTIA WHILE CHECKING IN HIS GINGER ALE 🍺
I met him in the 80s when I was about 10 years old . My dad was a chef at Tom’s steak house and he would come in and all the tables around him were taken by his body guards .. the big tuna
Ye should get in contact to me im from Ireland and know alot more about the mob and especially the westies. Actually my old mans Italian ust to tell me storys about that life when he was over there when he was alot younger but unfortunately he died in 2020 but i still know alot from what my pops told me 💯 💶 💯 👊 ✊️ 🇮🇪 🇮🇪 🇮🇪 my mother is irish but she got killed just after i turned 2yr old unfortunately but really i do no alot so if any of ye wants to know something about mafioso people get in contact under my comment and i will give you my business email and then delete it again hopefully we will speak soon 🙏 👊
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I saw Al Pilotto in the the "Last Supper" photo. Was that meeting held at Lincolnshire Country Club in Crete, IL?
Yes I took the picture
@@helloworldRRyou took the last supper pic?? That had to be a good payday huh??
No it was taken at the Sicily Restaurant on Harlem Ave in Chicago
It was in Elmwood Park
@@JimmyFree No it wasn’t !!! It was in Chicago across the street from Elmwood Park on Harlem Avenue it was at the Sicily restaurant in Chicago
In the genre, with all of its channels and pod cast...the history of the mafia never gets old.
a lot of ts dont make sense
Half what you wrote don't make sense learn how to spell properly then it may make sense duhhh
Your not Italian
@@capo1376You're not.....🤣🤡
Excellent documentsy, pronunciation of Italian terms i appalling