Chicago Outfit - Who Were The Tough Guys?
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- Join Adam Flowers and I talk we talk about Tough Guys from the 70's and 80's
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John Boyle was convicted in 1992 for embezzling 4 million from the toll way. In 1997 he was hired by the City working in trucking department which was involved in another scandal
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Thanks for another great session. My uncles grew up with the spilotro brothers. I still remember the day my mom called me and told me they found them in Indiana
That was a sad day
Back in the late 90's early 2000's they had an incident where someone was putting nico wafer candys in the toll machine which were cheaper than the money. These toll booths were sold originally to be temporary. Funny how they always find other reasons why they had to stick around.
It happens, thanks for watching
Sam Ariolla was Louie the Mooch uncle he had a pizza place in River Grove in the 50s and early sixties
Thank you Joe, were you there in Lombardo's back yard when Joey gave Louie the brick to hit your brother with?
@@redwemette5942 yes
Another great show
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Hey red, that story about frank being in prison with mike swynek and Willy messino frank was also jail with Sam gianciana
Yes he was in Cook County Jail
I'm drinking with the f*** are
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You didn't knock him down Red u knocked him outta the game without dying nobody else got one over on him
Thank you Jaime
@Red Wemette your a legend I love mob history but u had some big balls taking them on and being able to sleep at nite while doing it I'd love to meet u someday
@@jaimeschmeling7800 I did my best
The other guy work for The Chicago School System he's going to be your favorite formia goodbye Lightfoot LOL
I hope it works out
Hey red had a question for you. Did you by chance ever see or have a copy of the 1997 Chicago Crime Commission book/report about the Chicago mafia? I’ve never been able to buy or read it. They have released to the public the Gang Banger version but never the mafia one
No I never have, thanks for being a part of the show
Can you tell me if there will be a movie about franks life ? Also how bout a mob tour in Chicago ? After all the key payers in Vegas were from hear
I don't have a crystal Ball
Red.. do you have any info on Joe Iauppas nephew, Moe?
Only that Diane knew him from Cicero. Diane was on one of my live shows
Did you know Michael Pierpaoli
Nope
Hey guys greetings from N.H.
Hi John Thank you for stopping by for the show
Red Wemette why did so many outfit guys did not like you ?
Are they Outfit guys? The men I knew from back in the day must have liked me. I'm here! Thanks for watching
I can't remember who it was, what podcast, and it was not too long ago, the podcaster put up a list of Chicago Outfit kills and the suspect next to the deceased. That damn list was so long I was like --> 😲
It dawned on me I should add additional context to how I INFERRED or INTERPRETED some of the statements former FBI agent Joe Pistone attributed to "Lefty" (Al Pachino in the movie version) about Milwaukee. So, I am NOT God and claiming to be infallible on this. However, I'm judged by academic standards to have a pretty good literacy comprehension level.
My interpretation of the attributed statements (some I did not quote or paraphrase in my previous post) was that #1 the swift and lethal agression of the Chicago Outfit loomed large in his mind. #2 Milwaukee as a kingdom under the umbrella of the Chicago Outfit Empire was expected to adhere to a certain Chicago Outfit standard, thus making the much smaller Milwaukee not something to blindly dismiss. #3 The particular boss of the Milwaukee family at that time he Lefty--and by indications NYC boss "Lilo," by attributed statements to him from Lefty--viewed the boss Frank B. as very dangerous. But a note on "danger" here. It did not seem to insinuate a physicality, as in boxing or jujitsu pedigree or even street fighter or brick layer. I interpreted as a man with power who can--and has--ordered harm at a speed ABOVE AVERAGE and for slights or unintentional offenses many NYC and most (maybe not all) boss across the country would overlook.
I will tell you this. If you think I think Frank B. of Milwaukee or King Charles of England at their best in youth could kick MY a$$ in fist, elbows, knees, punching and grappling you are utterly WRONG in the mind. But I have come across women in Milwaukee I know for a fact I could wire their jaw shut from probably 1 good punch, who in their diabilical treachery and acting skills are 1,000 times more dangerous than me. I remember 1 lesbian broad on a different side of town, a broad I could tell had metaphorical snow covering her heart, a black dude from that area pulled my coattails and said I paraphrase, "Dude, don't associate with her, she is a scheming broad and will set you up to get killed by dudes, she will lie on you." Listen, if I REALLY wanted to I could have ripped an ear of the side of the b%tch face, torn her bottom lip off with my teeth and with the might of my shoulders through to me impacting fist 👊 fractured bones in her face. But I'm going to tell you... that treacherous b*%ch was a THOUSAND times more dangerous to associate with than me. I'm damn near a p#ssy cat in dealing with drug addicted desparate but so-to-speak "honest" people. That b%tch was the total reverse.
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