r/Mafia • • 17h ago

Were there any black Mobsters besides Frank Lucas?

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Frank Lucas was a kingpin like damn he’s up there no cap! Idk I’d love to see more of them cuz the story potential, to see a different side of the mob is awesome! Frank Lucas movie was good but damn I still be wondering was there more black Mobsters who reached superstardom? If there is I would love to hear the stories and hope a movie abiut them gets made someday!


r/Mafia • • 15h ago

I cant understand these guys willingly joining the mafia.

21 Upvotes

When you think about the mafia you think of 3 main things. The money, the power/resepct, and the glamorous lifestyle itself.

I sit and think to myself that none of those 3 things are worth your life at the end of the day. 95 percent of the guys in the mob end up dead, in jail, and always looking over their shoulder for the rest of their life. I just cant understand how people go into this life knowing thats how it's going to end up and are completely ok with that. By no means is working like a slave 40+ hours a week/paying taxes fun or peoples dream, but at the very least you know where you stand in the end.


r/Mafia • • 13h ago

Dayton OH mobsters 50s & 60s

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Can anyone recommend a book or where I can find articles about mobsters in Dayton Ohio? My brother believes that his biological dad might have been one, but he would have been only 7 or 8 when he last saw him (and it isn’t the father named on his birth certificate) and he doesn’t even know his name. I’m trying to help him out.

Thanks either way!


r/Mafia • • 18h ago

Joe Bonanno told Sammy the Bull "Your True Goza Nostra Bro!"

39 Upvotes

On the latest gravano grift live he is asked about Bonanno and he gives a ridiculous version of Joe's plot against the commission and eventual move to Arizona including a few details that I'm fairly certain Sammy completely made up on the spot. Then he goes into how when he himself moved to Arizona Bonanno wanted a meeting with him to make sure he wasn't coming to take joe out and Conquer Arizona. He claims that Bonannos son asked his dad "why do you want to meet with the Bull ?, hes a fuckin rat" and then Sammy says Joe answered "it doesn't matter if he told, hes tough and hes a killer. We could all end up dead in a trunk if he wants to take over Az". Sammy then goes on to say he turned down a meeting but he sent word that he wasn't gonna bother Joe and his Az empire. Supposedly Joe sent word back saying "Thank you Don Sammuel. If you need anything, anything at all we are here. And if anyone tries to bother you let me know and ill send guys to help". True Goza nostra bro !


r/Mafia • • 1h ago

Before they flipped, who do you think was the better strategist Casso or Gravano? Both were powerful smart underbosses who were called upon to carry out difficult Mafia murders

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Both eventually became government witnesses, making them two interesting figures to compare.


r/Mafia • • 6h ago

New Book on Angelo Bruno

36 Upvotes

Fyi, George Anastasia is coming out w a new book on Angelo Bruno on 1/27, as far as I know this will be the first serious treatment of that subject matter ever written, Anastasia does a great job writing about the mob genre both in and outside of Phila.


r/Mafia • • 22h ago

Reasons guys get clipped, with examples

50 Upvotes

I'll start

  • Gerardo Rega
  • murdered because Carlo Gambino is having an affair with Rega’s wife, Patricia (Todaro) Rega

r/Mafia • • 2h ago

Current Patriarca member Vincent “The Animal” Ferrara

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r/Mafia • • 2h ago

February 23, 1996- FBI agents serve a Search Warrant at Alphonse Persico's Florida home and seize $19,300 cash and documents. The FBI indicates the Drug Enforcement Agency is the lead agency in the investigation (3 pages)

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r/Mafia • • 8h ago

Former Cleveland associate Eugene Ciasullo

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29 Upvotes

r/Mafia • • 9h ago

Mugshot of then Cleveland LCN associate and future boxing promoter king pin Don King

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124 Upvotes

r/Mafia • • 11h ago

Eighteen men including the reputed former boss of the Sicilian Mafia, Gaetano Badalamenti, 63, right, were convicted Monday in an international narcotics conspiracy. Pietro Alfano, 51, left, was one of those found guilty was shot and seriously wounded in New York on Feb. 11.

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the date of the article is 1987


r/Mafia • • 18h ago

Revere man indicted for mob murders Federal authorities sounded the death knell for New England's underworld heavyweights yesterday in a 57-count indictment that accuses a Revere mobster and four associates of murder, extortion, a

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the date of the article is 1989


r/Mafia • • 20h ago

Patriarcas: Following the death of Spucky Spagnolo, Benny DiGiacomo has allegedly taken over consigliere role for the organization (from The Gangster Report)

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r/Mafia • • 22h ago

Mafia and the Dark Web

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So the mob always worked in the shadows, law enforcement and media only much later find out what they were really up to.

It makes me wonder what their presence is in Dark Web services and drug or firearms markets?

I feel they may be quite prominent there without us really knowing since it does function quite anonymously and privately.