Very true statement..I know people who got bullied by whiteys gang and when they went to the fbi or bpd, guess who would show up? John Connelly who would then bully you or intimidate you to stay quiet.
A lawyer who got excluded from Gotti's last case precisely because the Gotti tapes were hard evidence he was being used as an in-house Gambino lawyer and thus could be called to testify lol. Eppolito is a moron on top of being a moron for hiring that guy when he should've hired someone far and away from mob associations. Cutler thought he was this hot shot attorney because he really believed he got Gotti off the prior cases due to his awesomeness except it was Sammy who was fixing the trials. He's a media hungry showman.
This fatty cop did whatever it took to bring himself and his skinny fellow down, from writing a book with that weird title to playing in mafia films and hiring Cubler! Eppolito was screaming hard: please arrest me!
60 Minutes would have been better if they'd just released raw interview footage instead of the distilled 15 minute commercial packages. i'm sure there are hours of casso that got thrown out. maybe it's in some warehouse somewhere. pity
To be fair, it's not necessarily that simple. For instance, the most notable jury tampering case in question, the government itself confirmed that it was ONE juror who was paid to vote not guilty. So the idea would be to make it a hung jury. But in that trial Gottii ended up being found not guilty which meant ALL jurors voted not guilty. Even the prosecution does not claim that the others jurors were tampered with. Just that one.
@@alexf9381 yeah because the foreman was the bribed juror and was also getting fed lines to convince the jury. It was a little more than what you paint it as.
Cutler: why should he do it? For the money and because they liked hanging out with mob hotshots. Just like Cutler himself. He is a piece of trash himself.
6:55 ... all jokes aside, you can't help but laugh at the fact that Eppolitto showed up to rant and rave about the " false " accusations that he's mobbed up... so he shows up looking like a 70s wise guy.
"I shot him a couple of times" "what's a couple?" I shot him more then a couple, i might have shot him 10 times or 12 times" "Maybe even 15 times?" "ya it may have been 15 times"".That interview was dark comedy gold!!!
Then said but I never tortured the kid. Shot him in the ankles then the knees. Then the elbows then the shoulders. FCUKING hell could you imagine if he did torture him.
True dat. Back when the media weren't despicable, hatable hacks. Can you possibly imagine someone like Joy Reid claims to be in the same industry as big Ed? It's enough to make you puke in your mouth.
Out of all the mob killers back then, these two are probably the scariest. They had cop badges, so they basically could do what they wanted. You go to the police for help, and these guys know about it. You try to hide in witness protection, these guys know where you are.
The Witness Protection service is run by the US Marshalls. Caracappa and Eppolito wouldnt have had access to that side of things although I'm sure they had access to everything else
They weren't even just cops, these were decorated high-ranking detectives in a time when one can get away with the horrible shit they did. They both got life sentences, there was no WITSEC for them because Gaspipe was the one who told the Feds about them before he fucked up his deal.
He should of been kicked out of the police force as soon as he was done with his threats. Showes what a pos He really was. He probably had dirt on others and would of exposed deeper corruption.
Always been that way. Thats why the feds targeted the mob, the mob was making big money and the govt couldn’t be outdone by some Italians like that. Thats the govts job and they dont like competition
Absolutely correct ! The Democratic Party right now, is nothing more than a corrupt crime syndicate, no different than the Mob and they also have the corrupt media in their back pocket, they give everything they can to blacks and other minorities, because they help keep them in power. Also, they use the race card all the time, much like the Italian Mobsters did, back in the day. The Democrats were in bed with the Mafia, to get John Kennedy elected and where were the hotbeds of the Mafia ? Chicago, NYC, New Orleans, all Democratic run cities, that is not a coincidence.
Back in the 90s I used to read any mob related books I could find. I read Eppolito's book back before any of the allegations came out and found it to be very odd and unsettling. I knew some very important things were being held back by Eppolito, little did I know how sordid this tale would become.
@@davidasher8718 I just looked in my "library" and I actually have the book! I read just about everything back then, and it was probably 30 years ago...not sure what I thought but I always enjoyed George Anastasia. Do you recommend it?
Same here. I read Eppolito’s book and was fascinated that he could walk that line between cop and gangster when the gangster part was more or less “in his blood.” Turns out he…couldn’t.
He was a genuine sociopath who didn't even believe in the life. He only believed in himself with zero principles whatsoever. He was the worst of both worlds being a psychopathic killer who reveled in torturing people and a rat who would bury everyone else in prison to save himself.
The background investigator for Caracappa actually recommended he not be hired by the NYPD. The decision was overridden by the civil service department of personnel. Louis Eppolito claimed to have no knowledge of what his father did to earn a living despite him claiming to NYPD and whoever would listen he bared it out to the department.
Edward Hayes: "I ran 5 miles a day, did 500 pushups a day, I read 2 - 5 books, chased women, horribly depressed", and on and on. I wonder if he actually believes the bullshit he spews out?
My thoughts exactly my friend.😂😂😂 Oh and also I was made bankrupt 😂😂😂I don't like to defend mafia members apart from one of the mafia cops who killed 10 people 🙄😂
There is a very good and detailed book about this whole story, about Casso, the mafia cops and how eventually they got arrested and sentenced: "William Oldham - The brotherhoods". I strongly recommend it to mob buffs.
Thanx for that definitely go look up that book I believe eppolito was caught after Sally Jesse Raphael he had his lawyer convinced he not committed any crime sometime these lawyer just believe well I cudnt do it so why wud decorated cop do it simple bc they can n nobody ever gonna point at them, power is intoxicating history has shown that over n over again
@@citypopFM sure but nice to hear some fresh words on it long time ago now but today news yesterday bin paper I guess, we hear all the time the Fed's have informants from crime family just thought it cud be nailed shut but it is if in prison u always have some one say they framed n open can of worms but enough for me to believe they are where they deserve to be now
And they were both found Guilty of murder. It's something how they looked the interviewers in the eyes and lying the whole time. He even when as far as saying he don't even know Gaspipe and never met him. You can see in his face that he is lying. I'm sure they believed they would get away with it after all that long time.
This guy's family was stationed all throughout the mafia. And the police believed one of them would actually break rank and join the good guys, literally. That's why nobody should be trusted.
usp tucson officically ruled his death caused by _'complications from covid19'_ doesnt say covid killed him, but that _'complications'_ did. sheisty political phrasing.
The mafia consisted of 2 types of sociopaths. 1 were people who wanted money and power and would do anything for it, and the other were serial killers who stumbled on a way to utilize their bloodlust for monetary gain. Casso was a straight up serial killer. Based on what the scariest dudes of that time said about him, Anthony would have gladly just done hits, and his payment could have been more hits lol
I believe everything Casso said.. The more they say who believes a lunatic like that the more I believe Casso. It's an old technique to shut somebody up.
@@SammyTheBullFuckthey do it to everybody that opposes a threat to them. Mostly the government. Calling him a lunatic or try to frame him for rape or something
Eppolito wanted attention and couldn’t keep his mouth shut. Going on talk shows, writing books and taking parts in mob movies lol. If he laid low he might have got away with it.
@@aarommccaffrey3987 They would have got away with that. One of them went on a talk show and a victims family member recognized the detective, who picked up their son the night he was murdered. That was the nail in the coffin for them.
Fascinated with his case, I wrote to Eppolito at the Tuscon Federal Penitentiary, not really expecting a reply. We then wrote back and forth 7 times; I have all his letters framed and, after the first where Louis was pissed and writing me, "You go ahead and believe all the lies; that's fully on you.,' he was very cordial. One letter he expressed his deep hatred for Burt Kaplan, a convicted drug dealer who failed multiple lie detector tests but who the Feds used to burn Louis and Carracapa. The second to last letter from him ended with previously unused foul language. He wrote, "Nothing is worse than being in prison waiting to die"..Then, "Just know that no motherf***er in this shit hole ever f**ked with me, so I'm fine." Again, his letters were never so harsh. I just felt like something was up. And there was. My last letter, for the first time, did not get a response. A few months later, Louis passed away. Clearly, he knew his life-clock was ticking away.. I'll never sell those letters. Did he and his partner do everything the Feds say they did, including taking out a high ranked mob guy like Eddie Lino? Like the Hoffa situation, we'll probably never know for sure.
Just an honest question, absolutely no malice or attempt to be argumentative here - Do you think they were innocent of all the murders they were tried and convicted of? Or do you think/know there is more to the story than what's been put out there? If so, would you mind providing some insight if you can? Would really appreciate a reply if you have time. Thanks!
@@RustyAShackleford Hi from Chicagoland. Your ? Do I think Lou and Carracappa were innocent of all the murders. No. Absolutely not, especially where they hunted down top captain Eddie Lino on The Parkway. Eppollito distracted Lino at the driver door, then Steven took him out from the passenger side, Apparently, a wrist watch with Carracappa's DNA was found at/near the shooting site. Drug dealer Kaplan, who testified for the prosecution against the 2 cops, failed 3 lie detectors .Look it up. Public Record, but not admissible at trial; makes no sense that law. My father, who worked against organized crime first in NY/NJ, then was transferred to Chicago against the Outfit here, said they took money, but for what? So that most likely means 1st information, then grabbing possible rats and probably led up to murder. I'll end by saying that documentaries with this Veccionne guy; he truly hated those 2 cops (detectives).When you hate someone and you know the right people, i.e., prosecutors, other cops, judges, etc. you can put anyone away. Take Care.
@@RustyAShacklefordThey were definitely guilty of the murders. I know someone who saw a police car pulling a car over on the belt parkway that night eddie lino was killed. He didn’t see the officers to be able to id them, but we know it was them
Oh, we definitely know. Read the full court records and transcripts. They were as guilty as they come. The only ones refusing to recognize this are those who don't want to accept it.
Carracappa's watch was found at the scene later and was ID'd from a photograph.. Those scumbags did it and they're pretty sure they did more that was just never uncovered.
Caracappa said he wouldn't disgrace the Badge. That's not me he said. To throw my life's work down the drain as if I were some cowboy.. I'm sure the jury was very impressed with his denial..
Dirty filthy SOB's! They're everywhere not just in NYC. I've got my own history with a couple of these special fellows, it took 14 years but revenge is after all best served cold and eaten with your own bare hands. GodBless & take care.
I love true crime stories and this story has to be the most fascinating. These guys were really scary considering they did everything while wearing a badge.
The cops stood up and never gave each other up, both died in jail, while the mob Boss ratted...go figure. How they put this guy (gas) in charge I will never understand...
Didn't do the scum much good did it, as if "not giving up" someone matters...bahaha,, honour and all that shit means nothing when you get banged up...idiot🤣
Tony Ducks Corallo went to prison in the Commission Case. His consigliere, Christopher “Christy Tick” Funari pitched highly for capos Casso and Vic Amuso on who to take over the family. Little did they realize the paranoia and brutality that was to come. Amuso and Casso literally purged the family.
I really wish there was more to his Jailhouse Interview because he is a very interesting fella and led a Crazy interesting life . 😉 Love the Page tho. Keep EM coming.
11:30 She's right that innocent people DO get killed with mob business, but in this case, it was the cop who caused an innocent man to be killed. Caracappa didn't do his due diligence.
I think if you disqualify anyone of Italian heritage that has family in any way connected to the mob in NYC or NJ you’d significantly reduce your applicant pool. 😂
Whats crazy too i learned is that gaspipe and jimmy hydell were actually friends in the street and associates.. gaspipe got him a job in the teamsters union and they regularly hungout...he was shocked when he found out it was jimmy who shot him.. i think that's why the murder was so brutal because of the personal betrayal. Not that its okay its completely sick and evil...but its interesting i never knew that before and ive read and watched about gaspipe many times.. RIP Jimmy.
Where did you get that information? Did you read it in Gaspipe's book? Just curious because I'm looking to make a new book purchase and I kinda want to read it next.
@@SammyTheBullFuck yeah im pretty sure thats from GASPIPE by philip carlo.. itss an excellent book.. even though gas was a evil fuck and a rat POS in the end.. its still a very good and interesting and very well written book and the author was actually family friends with Gas and his family and from brooklyn so the book is really good.. and for a while gaspipe was an extremely sharp and cunning criminal.. a massive earner and a cold ruthless killer... but once he became underboss and he was the actual boss not vic.. he completely went insane with bloodlust... but all yeah the book is excellent.. philip carlo also wrotr THE BUTCHER about tommy pitera and thats another EXCELLENT mob book i highly recomend.. those two books are in my opinion the best books in the mob genre period.. 💯💯💯💯👊👊👊👊
@@FrankyBlack Thank you so much for responding back, I really appreciate it. I'm definitely going to get those very soon. Have you read Sammy The Bulls book? I was split between that and Gaspipe, not sure which one I want to read first. And yeah the one about Roy Demeo, guy was worse than Gaspipe in my opinion.
@@SammyTheBullFuck for sure Gaspipe is a better book than sammys.. sammys was written with his influence snd editing so it was very self serving.. still interesting and worth the read but i found Gaspipe to be way better.. and oh yeah roy demeo was the worst of the worst for sure.. the most maniacal killer in the history of cosa nostra... especially cuz of the way they cut up. the bodies.. the book THE BUTCHER is very good too man id get that before sammys book.. the butcher was a bigtime bonanno drug dealer and former karate champion who loved to murder and cut up his victims. and he would bury their bodies in a nature reserve out in the boonies cuz fhe land would never get develpped.. i think he buried like 10 bodies there.. his rigjt hand man flipped Frank Gangi so there is a ton of inside details and its a craaaazy fucki n story... anyways thats my best recomendations bro im a bit of a unofficial NYC mafia historian lol... read all the books and seen every documentary a hunned tjmes lol..
Yeah had one chance with the Fed's but they thought he be more work than they used of, so said no to any deals with gas pipe casso the bull said he was unhinged n a nutcase I wonder did the Fed's see this frst hand lol
The Brotherhoods is hands down the best book ever written about Mafia cops Eppolito and Caracappa. The author William Oldham digs deep into the background and crimes of these two rogues. A fabulous read.
Dirty cop is more dangerous than 20 wiseguys
200 wise guys
Facts!
Reportrs do god's work Interesting i thought it was man make plans n God laugh's
Very true statement..I know people who got bullied by whiteys gang and when they went to the fbi or bpd, guess who would show up? John Connelly who would then bully you or intimidate you to stay quiet.
@@darrenryan1161 thats a good one !!!
Lol, I cant help but laugh that Eppilito got Cutler to be his lawyer. Nothing screams "Im in the mob" more than having the same lawyer as John Gotti 🤣
A lawyer who got excluded from Gotti's last case precisely because the Gotti tapes were hard evidence he was being used as an in-house Gambino lawyer and thus could be called to testify lol. Eppolito is a moron on top of being a moron for hiring that guy when he should've hired someone far and away from mob associations. Cutler thought he was this hot shot attorney because he really believed he got Gotti off the prior cases due to his awesomeness except it was Sammy who was fixing the trials. He's a media hungry showman.
💯🤣
He would have been better off walking into the courtroom with a fidora and the godfather theme playing over the courtroom P. A. system
This fatty cop did whatever it took to bring himself and his skinny fellow down, from writing a book with that weird title to playing in mafia films and hiring Cubler! Eppolito was screaming hard: please arrest me!
I think he genuinely couldn’t control his ego and wanted everyone to know he was a mob tough guy
RIP Ed. 60 minutes has never been the same without him.
Rest in peace you should be living in hell he was a scumbag of scumbags
@J B : Has this been confirmed ?
@@michaellorusso4912 Ed died years ago.
Gotta love his style. Voice. Talented?
60 Minutes would have been better if they'd just released raw interview footage instead of the distilled 15 minute commercial packages. i'm sure there are hours of casso that got thrown out. maybe it's in some warehouse somewhere. pity
Cutler "this is me speaking" as if he had any shred of credibility
lol
I laughed out loud
If the dictionary had a picture example next to the words Weasel, Slimebag, and Toilet, Bruce Cutler's picture would be there.
Bruce is a good man as far as I’m concerned
@@rubytuesday5446 how far is that? around the tip of your nose? :)
Cutler thought he was this great lawyer but he was only winning because gotti had jury’s fixed.
True
To be fair, it's not necessarily that simple. For instance, the most notable jury tampering case in question, the government itself confirmed that it was ONE juror who was paid to vote not guilty. So the idea would be to make it a hung jury. But in that trial Gottii ended up being found not guilty which meant ALL jurors voted not guilty. Even the prosecution does not claim that the others jurors were tampered with. Just that one.
@@alexf9381 yeah because the foreman was the bribed juror and was also getting fed lines to convince the jury. It was a little more than what you paint it as.
He was still a great lawyer!
@@denniseubanks-go6bh So good they had him removed from Gotti's counsel on a technicality
I laughed when I saw Cutler was Eppolito's lawyer because of course he was.
Same here. He’s such a piece of crap.
Cutler: why should he do it? For the money and because they liked hanging out with mob hotshots. Just like Cutler himself. He is a piece of trash himself.
LOL - great line , “ because of course he was”
@@erwinsmit440 Cutler even played himself in the HBO Gotti movie.
@@citypopFM That was an actor; not Cutler himself but perhaps if they would have asked him he would say yes. He was in love with Gotti and himself.
6:55 ... all jokes aside, you can't help but laugh at the fact that Eppolitto showed up to rant and rave about the " false " accusations that he's mobbed up... so he shows up looking like a 70s wise guy.
Fat the gangster jr.
Hehehehe good point
Wearing the suit he wore as"fat Andy"in goodfellas
His dress sense was screaming IM IN THE MAFIAAAA 😳😂
He had the same tailor as Gotti.
"I shot him a couple of times" "what's a couple?" I shot him more then a couple, i might have shot him 10 times or 12 times" "Maybe even 15 times?" "ya it may have been 15 times"".That interview was dark comedy gold!!!
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I see why they thru his deal away lmfao
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Then said but I never tortured the kid. Shot him in the ankles then the knees. Then the elbows then the shoulders. FCUKING hell could you imagine if he did torture him.
I didnt shot him in the head i was someones house it makes a mess lol
Eppolito loved the limelight and could and would Not stop talking. He loved to hear his own voice. Caracappa's eyes were just dark and deep of evil.
Should have named him quack quack 2
Big Ed had some good stories he reported on in his day R.I.p.
True dat. Back when the media weren't despicable, hatable hacks. Can you possibly imagine someone like Joy Reid claims to be in the same industry as big Ed? It's enough to make you puke in your mouth.
I totally enjoyed Ed's shows and interviews
Out of all the mob killers back then, these two are probably the scariest. They had cop badges, so they basically could do what they wanted. You go to the police for help, and these guys know about it. You try to hide in witness protection, these guys know where you are.
Facts. This is spot on! This is why Gaspipe was so bold and ruthless, he called the cops his "crystal ball"
Nothing scarier than a killer with a badge..
True
The Witness Protection service is run by the US Marshalls. Caracappa and Eppolito wouldnt have had access to that side of things although I'm sure they had access to everything else
They weren't even just cops, these were decorated high-ranking detectives in a time when one can get away with the horrible shit they did. They both got life sentences, there was no WITSEC for them because Gaspipe was the one who told the Feds about them before he fucked up his deal.
“Hmm how can I show my police chief that I’m not working with the mafia, oh I know I’ll threaten to beat him brutally”
He should of been kicked out of the police force as soon as he was done with his threats. Showes what a pos He really was. He probably had dirt on others and would of exposed deeper corruption.
I’m not in the Mob as he sits there in a polyester suit with a pinky ring and gold chains. 😂
He looks like wardrobe and image inspiration for Ron Jeremy’s mob character in Boondock Saints.
"Politics is organized crime, now." I've been thinking that for a while.
Always been that way. Thats why the feds targeted the mob, the mob was making big money and the govt couldn’t be outdone by some Italians like that. Thats the govts job and they dont like competition
If you would have lived in the middle east then you would have worshipped the western politics and its politicians!
Always has been. It's never not been. It's just that there were a few decades where the Walter Cronkites of the world made people believe otherwise.
Yes time 2 stop it it is
Absolutely correct ! The Democratic Party right now, is nothing more than a corrupt crime syndicate, no different than the Mob and they also have the corrupt media in their back pocket, they give everything they can to blacks and other minorities, because they help keep them in power. Also, they use the race card all the time, much like the Italian Mobsters did, back in the day. The Democrats were in bed with the Mafia, to get John Kennedy elected and where were the hotbeds of the Mafia ? Chicago, NYC, New Orleans, all Democratic run cities, that is not a coincidence.
Bruce Cutler could be played by don rickles in a movie lol he sounds just like him
Back in the 90s I used to read any mob related books I could find. I read Eppolito's book back before any of the allegations came out and found it to be very odd and unsettling. I knew some very important things were being held back by Eppolito, little did I know how sordid this tale would become.
That book is so full of shit, it could be funny if it wasn’t for him being a sociopath
What did you think of blood and honor?
@@davidasher8718 I just looked in my "library" and I actually have the book! I read just about everything back then, and it was probably 30 years ago...not sure what I thought but I always enjoyed George Anastasia. Do you recommend it?
@@ralphiewigs2208 absolutely. I've read that five or six times over the years
Same here. I read Eppolito’s book and was fascinated that he could walk that line between cop and gangster when the gangster part was more or less “in his blood.” Turns out he…couldn’t.
Ed Bradley was one of the best that ever did it. Wish he was still here instead of the hacks we have today.
7;03 louis Eppolito dressed wanna be gangster with the suit and pinky rings,chains lol reallyyyyy your a cop dude,100 percent guilty
No way on earth our good American cops were EVER a part of anything like this
Cutler is such a slimeball.
RIP ed bradley one of the most elegant, intelligent, soft spoken and very trust worthy reporters ever!
Casso was a terrifying dude.
He was a genuine sociopath who didn't even believe in the life. He only believed in himself with zero principles whatsoever. He was the worst of both worlds being a psychopathic killer who reveled in torturing people and a rat who would bury everyone else in prison to save himself.
I've been looking for this episode, cannot believe these two cops were Hitman for the mob, thank you for uploading :-)
3/19/23
The people who did the background checks in the NYPD on these 2 should be held accountable as well.
The background investigator for Caracappa actually recommended he not be hired by the NYPD. The decision was overridden by the civil service department of personnel.
Louis Eppolito claimed to have no knowledge of what his father did to earn a living despite him claiming to NYPD and whoever would listen he bared it out to the department.
that lawyer is cringe
And yanks lap that nonsense up.
So cringe. Godless people
There are a few you can feel Ed Bradley becoming revoltingly sick from the person he's interviewing
Great interviewer RIP you were such an awesome reporter, one of the very best!
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@@jwilliams9334 3 little videos is all I watched.
Or maybe 4 or 5 lol
Cutler is fu*Kin halarious talking bout " this is me speaking".....that dude can lie his ass off with a straight face
What's a couple of times eh Gaspipe? Maybe about 15😅😅😅
Edward Hayes: "I ran 5 miles a day, did 500 pushups a day, I read 2 - 5 books, chased women, horribly depressed", and on and on. I wonder if he actually believes the bullshit he spews out?
My thoughts exactly my friend.😂😂😂 Oh and also I was made bankrupt 😂😂😂I don't like to defend mafia members apart from one of the mafia cops who killed 10 people 🙄😂
where are the end quotes?
Sounds believable to me.
life full of feats, empty task of no value, hence he felt depressed
5 miles, 500 push ups a day its not much bro
Guy was dressed spiffy for a cop then
There is a very good and detailed book about this whole story, about Casso, the mafia cops and how eventually they got arrested and sentenced: "William Oldham - The brotherhoods". I strongly recommend it to mob buffs.
Thanx for that definitely go look up that book I believe eppolito was caught after Sally Jesse Raphael he had his lawyer convinced he not committed any crime sometime these lawyer just believe well I cudnt do it so why wud decorated cop do it simple bc they can n nobody ever gonna point at them, power is intoxicating history has shown that over n over again
@@darrenryan1161 It was because Gaspipe told the Feds about them. Eppolito looking for attention doing movies and TV sure didn't help though.
@@citypopFM sure but nice to hear some fresh words on it long time ago now but today news yesterday bin paper I guess, we hear all the time the Fed's have informants from crime family just thought it cud be nailed shut but it is if in prison u always have some one say they framed n open can of worms but enough for me to believe they are where they deserve to be now
the audiobook is on UA-cam
@@MarknoblesAcidhouseparty good info appreciate you
And they were both found Guilty of murder. It's something how they looked the interviewers in the eyes and lying the whole time. He even when as far as saying he don't even know Gaspipe and never met him. You can see in his face that he is lying. I'm sure they believed they would get away with it after all that long time.
You all need to drop this "oh he looked him in the EYES and lied" and?! What else are you expecting.
why would you say it’s not true then get a mob lawyer to represent you?
This guy's family was stationed all throughout the mafia. And the police believed one of them would actually break rank and join the good guys, literally. That's why nobody should be trusted.
The both went to prison!
I remember these fanooks!
The fat one kicked the bucket
@@mikeywhispers1588 Both of them did a while ago.
@@perryfranciscaravello134 o I didn't hear about the skinny one just tubby. O well fuck em both. And gaspipe died of covid
usp tucson officically ruled his death caused by _'complications from covid19'_
doesnt say covid killed him, but that _'complications'_ did. sheisty political phrasing.
He was gay Gary Cooper?
The mafia consisted of 2 types of sociopaths. 1 were people who wanted money and power and would do anything for it, and the other were serial killers who stumbled on a way to utilize their bloodlust for monetary gain. Casso was a straight up serial killer. Based on what the scariest dudes of that time said about him, Anthony would have gladly just done hits, and his payment could have been more hits lol
I think his drug use really amped up his murderous paranoia.
Really betraying the Badge..
I believe everything Casso said.. The more they say who believes a lunatic like that the more I believe Casso. It's an old technique to shut somebody up.
For sure. We've been seeing more and more of that nowadays
@@SammyTheBullFuck exactly..people talking truth called conspiracy nuts for example.. It's a sleazy strategy
@@SammyTheBullFuckthey do it to everybody that opposes a threat to them. Mostly the government. Calling him a lunatic or try to frame him for rape or something
@@SammyTheBullFuck and it's got exposed now even worse.. The whole house of cards is crashing
Eppolito in that disco suit 🤣😅probably reeks of Aqua Velva
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@@tonyjones1560 fancy. The ladies dig it.
Bruit or old spice or even English leather
The way the defense attorney describes Columbia law school should be alarming, because those same people making policies today.
I've always hated bullies and that Cutler is the king of bullies
Eppolito wanted attention and couldn’t keep his mouth shut. Going on talk shows, writing books and taking parts in mob movies lol. If he laid low he might have got away with it.
Or they could have just not used the police department computer to look up people they intended to kill.
@@aarommccaffrey3987
They would have got away with that. One of them went on a talk show and a victims family member recognized the detective, who picked up their son the night he was murdered. That was the nail in the coffin for them.
The person who did this is going to get caught! Looks directly into camera.
Great upload thank you 🙏
6:05 what a sleeze bag lawyer
Aren’t all lawyers sleeve bags? Especially the ones that defend child molesters
these guys were cops and at the sametime they were killing and burying bodies? wtf?
this world we live in.
Any presumption of innocence went out the window the second I saw Bruce Cutler.
I actually met both Mob cops in Brooklyn . They seemed like two stand up dudes - who would have known
Of course you did....
There's always 1.
These were mafia cops 👮♀️! Eppolito’s uncle was a captain in the gambino family. He was killed along with his son by nino gaggi and Roy demeo!
This is amazing there's bits IV not seen B4 anywhere nice one bro good job
I think Deniro studied interviews of Gaspipe when preparing for his Mob roles
Fascinated with his case, I wrote to Eppolito at the Tuscon Federal Penitentiary, not really expecting a reply. We then wrote back and forth 7 times; I have all his letters framed and, after the first where Louis was pissed and writing me, "You go ahead and believe all the lies; that's fully on you.,' he was very cordial. One letter he expressed his deep hatred for Burt Kaplan, a convicted drug dealer who failed multiple lie detector tests but who the Feds used to burn Louis and Carracapa. The second to last letter from him ended with previously unused foul language. He wrote, "Nothing is worse than being in prison waiting to die"..Then, "Just know that no motherf***er in this shit hole ever f**ked with me, so I'm fine." Again, his letters were never so harsh. I just felt like something was up. And there was. My last letter, for the first time, did not get a response. A few months later, Louis passed away. Clearly, he knew his life-clock was ticking away.. I'll never sell those letters. Did he and his partner do everything the Feds say they did, including taking out a high ranked mob guy like Eddie Lino? Like the Hoffa situation, we'll probably never know for sure.
Just an honest question, absolutely no malice or attempt to be argumentative here - Do you think they were innocent of all the murders they were tried and convicted of? Or do you think/know there is more to the story than what's been put out there? If so, would you mind providing some insight if you can? Would really appreciate a reply if you have time. Thanks!
@@RustyAShackleford Hi from Chicagoland.
Your ? Do I think Lou and Carracappa were innocent of all the murders. No. Absolutely not, especially where they hunted down
top captain Eddie Lino on The Parkway. Eppollito distracted Lino at the driver door, then Steven took him out from the passenger side,
Apparently, a wrist watch with Carracappa's DNA was found at/near the shooting site. Drug dealer Kaplan, who testified for the prosecution against the 2 cops, failed 3 lie detectors .Look it up. Public Record, but not admissible at trial; makes no sense that law.
My father, who worked against organized crime first in NY/NJ, then was transferred to Chicago against the Outfit here, said they took money, but for what?
So that most likely means 1st information, then grabbing possible rats and probably led up to murder.
I'll end by saying that documentaries with this Veccionne guy; he truly hated those 2 cops (detectives).When you hate someone
and you know the right people, i.e., prosecutors, other cops, judges, etc. you can put anyone away. Take Care.
@@RustyAShacklefordThey were definitely guilty of the murders. I know someone who saw a police car pulling a car over on the belt parkway that night eddie lino was killed. He didn’t see the officers to be able to id them, but we know it was them
Oh, we definitely know. Read the full court records and transcripts. They were as guilty as they come. The only ones refusing to recognize this are those who don't want to accept it.
Carracappa's watch was found at the scene later and was ID'd from a photograph.. Those scumbags did it and they're pretty sure they did more that was just never uncovered.
"I won't be convicted"....you tell him Stephen....Ooops🤣
Sounds like Mexico and cartels. What happened to America
It's always been this way. As long as there's $$$ there's gonna be someone to take it
@@SalahP.Secondz that's how Mexican citizens think and see the result. 🇺🇸 Has higher expectations
Casso could not hold back his smile when talking about murder. Just wow.
Now those mob cops were tried and convicted and sent to prison where they died.
Caracappa said he wouldn't disgrace the Badge. That's not me he said.
To throw my life's work down the drain as if I were some cowboy..
I'm sure the jury was very impressed with his denial..
Good move by Lou hiring Cutler🤣🤣
Looking at this lawyer I just thought of something lawyer and Liars sound so much alike you got to be a professional liar to be a good lawyer
Dirty filthy SOB's! They're everywhere not just in NYC. I've got my own history with a couple of these special fellows, it took 14 years but revenge is after all best served cold and eaten with your own bare hands.
GodBless & take care.
Ok scarface.
Sure you did.
Of all the lawyers to get, you hire the biggest most flamboyant mob lawyer out there 😂. Yea your client is guilty.
Lol look at how they show gas pipe talking he looks like a sped up cartoon character
I love true crime stories and this story has to be the most fascinating. These guys were really scary considering they did everything while wearing a badge.
William Oldham has a book detailing his story building a case on these two,who was it really?
Has Bruce Cutler won a case since Gotti?
Not without Sammy The Bulls help he hasn't.
That cop who is a boxing coach has to be the most confident whistle blower ever because if you come for him he can just whip your ass 😊
Boy Casso was quick to kill a rat and then he turned on everyone
Then got kicked out of the witness protection program!
I find it pathetic that they never knew cops were on the take🤣Cutler is an incredible actor
That lawyer is such a skumbag and a bad liar.
Cutler as well 😏
The cops stood up and never gave each other up, both died in jail, while the mob Boss ratted...go figure. How they put this guy (gas) in charge I will never understand...
Didn't do the scum much good did it, as if "not giving up" someone matters...bahaha,, honour and all that shit means nothing when you get banged up...idiot🤣
Old but gold
How did that Gaspipe guy become a boss ? He doesnt sound like the sharpest knife in the draw
Do any of em?
@@jonnysupreme yes I could name a few that were as shrewd as the come
Tony Ducks Corallo went to prison in the Commission Case. His consigliere, Christopher “Christy Tick” Funari pitched highly for capos Casso and Vic Amuso on who to take over the family. Little did they realize the paranoia and brutality that was to come. Amuso and Casso literally purged the family.
He made money and was a stone cold killet
@@larsongame4120 i dont know if the ranks were so weak they were the best of a poor lot or if his judgement just wasnt the best
I really wish there was more to his Jailhouse Interview because he is a very interesting fella and led a Crazy interesting life . 😉
Love the Page tho.
Keep EM coming.
He was a great guy. He had class and was a cool cat.
I just watched Prince of the City. How fitting.
What's that about?
@@mikeywhispers1588 About a crooked Italian-American cop who has a crisis of conscience and decides to collaborate with the government.
Who stars in that ...I'm sure I've seen it but I can't remember
@@brendancronin3796 Treat Williams in the main role.
@@MB-fo2sk yeah that's right ..thank you
KARMA
Eddie Lino was a made guy.
Caracappa is listed as technical consultant on a 1983 movie about two corrupt nypd cops titled "Order of Death". Very Strange
They get accused of being in the mob, so they hired Cutler?!?
Jesus H Christ.
Bruce Cutler couldn’t lie in bed straight.
This channel is goated
11:30 She's right that innocent people DO get killed with mob business, but in this case, it was the cop who caused an innocent man to be killed. Caracappa didn't do his due diligence.
When the older cleverer old guys died or went to jail, they were replaced by these clowns.
The best way to prove you aren’t in the mafia is to hire John Gotti’s lawyer.
Maybe too risky to have a guy with that family in the force without heavy surveillance
I think if you disqualify anyone of Italian heritage that has family in any way connected to the mob in NYC or NJ you’d significantly reduce your applicant pool. 😂
If I was a jury member. And Cutler was the defense lawyer. I would be very biased against the defense.
Whats crazy too i learned is that gaspipe and jimmy hydell were actually friends in the street and associates.. gaspipe got him a job in the teamsters union and they regularly hungout...he was shocked when he found out it was jimmy who shot him.. i think that's why the murder was so brutal because of the personal betrayal. Not that its okay its completely sick and evil...but its interesting i never knew that before and ive read and watched about gaspipe many times.. RIP Jimmy.
Jimmy was also a suspect in the murder of his ex girlfriend. He was no angel
Where did you get that information? Did you read it in Gaspipe's book? Just curious because I'm looking to make a new book purchase and I kinda want to read it next.
@@SammyTheBullFuck yeah im pretty sure thats from GASPIPE by philip carlo.. itss an excellent book.. even though gas was a evil fuck and a rat POS in the end.. its still a very good and interesting and very well written book and the author was actually family friends with Gas and his family and from brooklyn so the book is really good.. and for a while gaspipe was an extremely sharp and cunning criminal.. a massive earner and a cold ruthless killer... but once he became underboss and he was the actual boss not vic.. he completely went insane with bloodlust... but all yeah the book is excellent.. philip carlo also wrotr THE BUTCHER about tommy pitera and thats another EXCELLENT mob book i highly recomend.. those two books are in my opinion the best books in the mob genre period.. 💯💯💯💯👊👊👊👊
@@FrankyBlack Thank you so much for responding back, I really appreciate it. I'm definitely going to get those very soon. Have you read Sammy The Bulls book? I was split between that and Gaspipe, not sure which one I want to read first.
And yeah the one about Roy Demeo, guy was worse than Gaspipe in my opinion.
@@SammyTheBullFuck for sure Gaspipe is a better book than sammys.. sammys was written with his influence snd editing so it was very self serving.. still interesting and worth the read but i found Gaspipe to be way better..
and oh yeah roy demeo was the worst of the worst for sure.. the most maniacal killer in the history of cosa nostra... especially cuz of the way they cut up. the bodies.. the book THE BUTCHER is very good too man id get that before sammys book.. the butcher was a bigtime bonanno drug dealer and former karate champion who loved to murder and cut up his victims. and he would bury their bodies in a nature reserve out in the boonies cuz fhe land would never get develpped.. i think he buried like 10 bodies there.. his rigjt hand man flipped Frank Gangi so there is a ton of inside details and its a craaaazy fucki n story... anyways thats my best recomendations bro im a bit of a unofficial NYC mafia historian lol... read all the books and seen every documentary a hunned tjmes lol..
im glad these guys dont get away with shooting and killing people and assaulting people. they spend the rest of there life in prison good riddance.
Mob Fax is on the money.👍
Why in the world would you leave the WAZEE in the middle of the screen. Screwed the whole thing up.
Great channel. Does everyone believe gaspipe? He retracted his statements
Yeah had one chance with the Fed's but they thought he be more work than they used of, so said no to any deals with gas pipe casso the bull said he was unhinged n a nutcase I wonder did the Fed's see this frst hand lol
I believe him 110%
The Brotherhoods is hands down the best book ever written about Mafia cops Eppolito and Caracappa. The author William Oldham digs deep into the background and crimes of these two rogues. A fabulous read.
R.I.P. 🕊 Ed 🙏 You ✨ are Sorely Missed 💕
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@@MOBFAX any chance you have the full 60min interview? Not the shortened version? Thanks
@@jalenbitanga7597 that is the full interview.
That is the full Casso interview
It's stuff that's in this interview that isn't in the other interview so we need uncut casso interview
Casso looks crazy with those wacky eyes.
very interesting video.
Carricapas teeth were as crooked as he was
Gas made for the most entertaining interview. What a guy.
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@@carlgustafemilmannerheim5661 dey knewww I was wid organised crime! A mafia membaa!
New York was a crazy place back then.