Gangsters Inc.'s Blog Posts Tagged 'Bruno' (8)
Philly Mob Boss Joey Merlino Goes To Hollywood
By David AmorusoThe Philadelphia Crime Family is an open book. Almost literally: its history has been well documented in books written by researchers, journalists, and turncoat mobsters who spilled their guts about what was labeled as the most violent and dysfunctional mob family in the United States. But now a former boss is about to make a movie about… Continue
Added by Gangsters Inc. on September 13, 2011 at 8:00am — No Comments
The Bruno Hit: How the Genovese Springfield Crew Killed Itself
By David Amoruso
It seemed like a perfect plan. Take out a powerful mob captain that is thought to be an informant for the FBI and better your own position within the crime family. Of course, even a perfect plan can go bad very fast. Eight years after the brazen murder of Genovese capo Adolfo Bruno all those involved wished they had never embarked on the execution… Continue
Added by Gangsters Inc. on April 4, 2011 at 11:00am — No Comments
Genovese Family Soldier Arrested in Italy
Posted on July 30, 2010
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A Genovese Crime Family soldier was arrested yesterday in Sorrento, Italy. Mobster Emilio Fusco (42) is wanted in the United States where he is charged with extortion and two gang land murders in Springfield, Massachusetts. While his associates were being arraigned in the U.S. District Court in Springfield, Fusco was nowhere to be found.
Federal… Continue
Added by Gangsters Inc. on November 21, 2010 at 2:14pm — No Comments
The Bruno Crime Family - Overview
Estimate members: Around twenty active members.
First Boss: Salvatore Sabella started the family in 1911.
Primary activities: Extortion, bookmaking, gambling, drug trafficking and loan-sharking.
Boss:…
Added by Gangsters Inc. on November 19, 2010 at 1:30pm — No Comments
Philadelphia Boss: Ralph Natale
By David Amoruso
Ralph Natale was proof that the Philadelphia Crime Family was at it's end and in deep trouble. Natale would become the first Mafia boss to flip, turn government witness, and testifie against his former 'employees'. But was he really the top guy or just an uncle junior type of bulls eye for the feds to aim their guns at?
Ralph Natale started out as an absolute nobody. He wasn't a killer or tough guy and he… Continue
Added by Gangsters Inc. on November 19, 2010 at 1:27pm — 1 Comment
Philadelphia Boss: Angelo Bruno
By: David Amoruso
Profile reviewed on July 31, 2006
Angelo "The Gentle Don" Bruno was the last of the old school Philadelphia Mafia Bosses. He was given the nickname "The Gentle Don" because he was like that, he thought everything over and didn't overreact, he handled his business in a quiet way that was good for the Philadelphia Family. Angelo Bruno was by far the most succesful boss that the Philadelphia Crime Family ever had.… Continue
Added by Gangsters Inc. on November 19, 2010 at 1:21pm — No Comments
Philadelphia Capo: George Fresolone
Posted on October 14, 2006
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George Fresolone was the first mobster who taped his induction into the Mafia. His information led to indictments against 38 mobsters, including Philadelphia boss “Little Nicky” Scarfo. In 1994 his autobiography came out, titled “Blood Oath: The Heroic Story of a Gangster Turned Government Agent Who Brought Down One of America’s Most Powerful Mob Families.” This… Continue
Added by Gangsters Inc. on November 19, 2010 at 1:17pm — 13 Comments
The Trouble With Harry
Way back in 1955, Alfred Hitchcock made this great movie called ‘The Trouble with Harry’ starring John Forsythe. An offbeat, hilarious black comedy about a bothersome corpse that keeps getting buried and then keeps re-appearing, causing all sorts of problems for peaceful neighbours in a New England township.
There was another Harry who caused all sorts of people, all sorts of problems, often involving dead bodies, but for quite different reasons.
At… Continue
Added by Gangsters Inc. on November 18, 2010 at 7:21am — No Comments
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