@@chuckeddy2588 released in 2018 John was ,these guys were moving kilos and kilos of pure dope ,and with John sr not letting them take plea deals they are lucky they came home at all
This is how you research an issue. This gentleman went through court documents and other official documents and put out a fact-filled on point documentary here. No opinion just pure fact. I love it great great job
Um, “Gotti’s son was killed riding a motorbike”? Kids weren’t even doing that back then! I grew up from age 10 living nearby and I knew those neighborhoods well logistically. I question some of his reference points…
It was Kevin McMahons motor bike,..no kid belonged on it in the first place..But he let him ride it anyway,..because u can't Say no to John Gottis kid..they are all guilty of killing that kid,..not the neighbor.
Excellent video my friend! Your willingness to go all in and tell a great story is awesome. It's as if the ghosts of that period in time reveal themselves as you're walking us through the old haunts. Thank you for this!
I just started watching these after seeing you on Mannys videos. Awesome job. It's nice to finally see someone actually just telling what happened, without a vested interest. Keep up the good work
Great video! Your research is very informative and thorough. The usage of pictures and videos of the past incorporated with the present day is invaluable and a staple in your work. 👍🏻
The more I watch your channel, the more I like your channel. Having a fascination with La Cosa Nostra and never having been to NYC you satisfy my needs. Thank brother, keep up the good work. Liked and subscribed.
I worked there in the 80s/90s and remember that junkyard and also the Pine St location. Pine and Pitkin was a notorious bodega crack spot. There were numerous homicides stabbing shootings. The brick buildings that are missing bricks were chipped away with firearms. I’m sure you could find remnants. Crackheads from queens,Brooklyn, Long Island would frequent pine/pitkin for it was a few blocks from the Conduit(Belt Parkway). Great video. Brought back memories. Lookup the Fountain Ave races, we had to flood road with fire hydrants to stop the racing. Place changed dramatically 75 Pct Peace
@@robertdipaola3447 lol yeah. I worked midnights over there. The desk officer would get calls from sanitation sept that their route was blocked. So 2 cars would go Don Fountain Ave (vandalia) with lights on. All the spectators would book, everyone else would creep along in traffic because of 300 to 800 cars,bikes gridlocked. Then we would turn 6-10 hydrants full on both sides. Sit for 20 mins, then get coffee come back and leave pumps on 1/4. All the racers were cool. There was never any trouble down there so they were left alone. Peace
155 k views Brett,my all-time favorite video of yours..the 1st i ever watched of yours..the narration and even doing the voices made this video fking awesome. You ever think about doing narration like this again kn other cases? You have a talent my friend.. These videos are tour bread and butter,u did them unlike anyone else... Id like to see u do more like this and evolve.. there is a reason u have so many likes and views on this video and its not just because of the guys in the stories...Its how you told the story..Brett, ita cool i been able to talk with u on here.. I'm a fan brother
As always I am much appreciative of you and your efforts and work uploading these for our digestion, having not been across the Pond yet your channel offers a unique insight and view of the books we read and films we see. 👍 📚👋
Hey brother! Great job you’re doing! Your videos are excellent. It’s great to be able to actually see the locations of the places we only read about in books! Don’t worry about those people who think you talk too much, or talk too little! Keep up the great work!!
@@nyccrimespot Brett,just rewatched this, looking thru comments i found some ild comments from my 1st youtube account..This was my 1st video of yours i watched
This was a really good video, I’m about to watch it again, your efforts are paying off your subscriber count went up and you had a good turn out on your live, keep up the good work!
ANYONE remember the MOM & POP diner NEXT DOOR to the Yard. Where we used to get the best Pepper & Eggs on Italian bread breakfast from the old style cast iron skillet? And a Manhattan Special - Premium Coffee Soda - 12 oz OUNCE BOTTLES?.? THEY ONLY SERVED breakfast and lunch till 11:30 am... Best home made foods in east New. PS Watching this video is interesting. I delivered Lenny heros and Pizza to the Barn in the mid 70s. Anyone from the Beach here? HAVE A GREAT THANKS GIVING.! P.S THE HOLE, is officially behind the Lindenwood diner and across the street from the Diner as well. You mention you had trouble finding some things... I had a warehouse in THE HOLE FOR 10 YEARS.... very quiet area,,,
I am sold! just hit the SUBSCRIBE button! And best believe I will refer this channel to many! Great content, the detail is amazing, straight to the point, easy to follow, just classic descript of the time period and all the players involved, thank you sir!!
I loved that you let Us 'feel' the area. I watch a lot of these types of reports. Call me impressed. Very well done. Now Ima check out more of your work!!
I think u do a good job at describing the situation and area at which the supposed crimes took place, I just found your channel and I love mafia history in N.Y.C, Philly, Detroit etc.
Imagine the amount of bodies between the Carneglia junk yard and the fountain avenue dump 🤯💀☠️ anyway.... Subscribed! I have always been fascinated by John Carneglia and Gene Gotti and the whole crew. First video I've seen of yours and its excellent.
Great content Brother i Like how you tell the story and take breaks talking to let us soak it up Great story teller and i like the Dastardly Music in the begging, and the subject was great to ty for your work. Keep them coming.
Great job on the video though my friend. Other than it being a past version of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the neighborhood seems quiet and sleepy. The houses are well kept, the cars are generally nice, etc...I'll never look at a junk yard the same again! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the video I loved it! And no i don't feel you take too long to talk. The way retell the story is great and showing the location's just takes you back.
NYC Crime spot, thank you very much for taking this lifetime Florida boy 1000 miles or so away through New York to show him what it looks like now and then. I read and watch so much about the Families.and everything is so interesting to me. For sure a tough life to live and lead and evidently very dangerous to the members but still very fascinating to me. Maybe my son and I can make it up sometime to see in person and to finally have a real NY Pizza. Thank you again very much for your time spent and shared with us. Really enjoyed your video , Danny
This is a good video. I've heard the name Carneglia, but never heard so many details. The silences are awesome, I didn't even notice until you said someone complained. And I love the voices. I'm gonna check out some of your older videos.
Harvey “Chris” Rosenberg i assume you mean. Yea i would def like to.. not much out there on him, but he will def come up again. I talk about him in one of my other videos
@@nyccrimespot I have been fascinated with this story ever since I read Murder Machine years ago. Being a fellow member of the faith, I found Harvey's self hating Jew angle very interesting. Sounds like he came from a nice family that tried to do right by their son but he couldn't be helped.
It did...trust me...I had to go there all the time....but I never added those smells together being that the fountain ave dump was just a few blocks down the road near canarsie
Awhile back I commented on the narrators delivery where I thought he could use some improvement. Watching more of these videos I think he is actually pretty good. His delivery adds to the stories. Great videos!
Thank you ! I’m new to all this and have been an introvert most my life. I will get better as i go on and I’m working on revising the audio from the past uploads.
That was a great video! Really enjoyed it! Just want to mention something. You discussed a little bit about the Demeo crew. If I’m not mistaken. That crew was heavy into auto theft? If that’s the case, It would be pretty safe to say that they were at that junk yard all the time!
Yea thats who i was alluding to. I’m sure they had there share of contact with each other. Unfortunately, there’s only a couple of things I’ve heard as far as those Gambino crews doing things together. I mean Roy’s crew is like 5 or 6 Charles carneglia’s ... on steroids. Prob better if gottis crew stayed away 😂
Very safe to say that we’re definitely frequent flyers of the junk yard!! When it came to money I think it didn’t matter what family you were from or any that most put that stuff aside and worked together when it came to making money!
I just subscribed. Your channel is better than the History Channel. It's informative educational interesting. Keep up the awesome commentary and research. 👍🏾👈🏾
Especially when it’s the Carneglia brothers! John tried to maintain a low profile in his dealings with LCN and Charles, was a bit too high strung and once drunk talked about the wrong things with who knows???
Hey man great job! What a cast of characters in that neighborhood during that time., haven't seen a whole lot out there about the carniglia brothers, John gave Paul the coup de Grasse really great job. You have the whole Jimmy Burke crew, and of course the Gotti's, fat Andy ect. To see the places are actually fascinating. When I was in New York a little while back I wasn't far from the Bergin hunt and fish. I regret I didn't stop by and just take a look at it
R u freaking serious? Do u really need pictures? This is pitiful, this world is full of mindless idiots! Sad and it figures, this world is gone to shite!! These idiots doing these crimes can’t read! They HAVE to look at pictures!
One of your best vids! When that big bust went down in '08, Charlie Canig was the main image on the front page that stuck w me...rocking that sweater! Who else noticed that in that family prison photo, John is pinching Charles' cheek?😄
I posted an article on my community posts recently. It’s from 1968 and take about John and Charles being arrested for major car theft operation. Check it out
BROOOO YOUR RIGHT YOU KNOW I WAS THE ONE WHO SUGGESTED FOR HIM TO DO THIS VIDEO,I HAVE MESSAGE SAMMY THE BULL,MIKEY SCARS, SO MANY OTHERS BUT NO ONE EVER WANT TO TALK ABOUT JOHN CARNEGLIA,HES MY FAVORITE MOBSTER ALONG JOHN GOTTI ,I WANT TO SEE AN INTERVIEW OR A BAD ASS MOVIE OR DOCUMENTARY BEFORE JOHN CARNEGS PASSES
Im from Howard Beach Queens and for a few years was head chef at And Then Michaels on Cross Bay Blvd in Howard Beach . I knew Peter Z , probally 100 times ive cooked for him , a very healthy eater and would just walk in the kitchen and look at fish and vegetables with me and decide what he and his company's ( always a beautiful girl ) would like to dine on . Always 100 $ bills stuffed in my hand , just like in movies . Yep It felt awesome at the time , i was fresh out of culinary school and rubbing shoulders with the mob in a beautiful restaurant on the water . Peter was always a gentleman and big tipper as was Ronnie 1 arm who i met around the same time . ( no disrespect there , thats what ppl called Ron ) . One night there was trouble when a couple Mercedes-Benz pulled in and a bunch of mafia types got out.... Well the response was fast and violent and all thoes guys managed to get out with their lives , leaving behind just skin, blood , some ripped clothes and broken glass. I know this because i helped the bus boy clean it up. True story every word.
Favaro should have taken the next flight to Indonesia the day after he ACCIDENTLY struck Gotti's son, who was riding his minibike like a maniac blowing thru intersections.
Charles Carneglia was a prominent associate of John Gotti and I'd imagine that Gotti would be fighting for the lives of everyone around him. It's not Gotti who was whacking his close friends friends
The bergin hunt fish crew was a hell of a crew. John gotti, gene gotti, john carneglia, charles Carneglia, Dominick pizzonia, sal Scala, Mickey paradiso, willie boy Johnson, angelo ruggerio. These guys were real tough
Great video great production good job I just found this Channel today I subscribed The Fountain Avenue dump is where Roy DeMeo dumped most of his bodies
I want to write to you and tell this was a superb organize crime documentary. I particularly liked compare and contrast of the two brothers. But towards the end when you Did the walk around .Showing the old neighborhood where these hoods chopped up stolen cars and disposed of bodies l started to feel Tension. I thought this guy !ight get whacked for doing a video.Good job!! Keep up the great work! I really appreciate your work
Charles Carneglia is still in prison to this day with no release date. Known fact cause he's in prison with my brother at this moment. Even though he may or may not have done all these crimes he's actually has became a decent man. He's helped my brother out alot for when he gets out. Some may not agree that afrer everything he's been accused of he can't be a good person, but my opinion everyone has one. No one has to agree with me but i;ve talked to him myself he's very nice well mannered.
this is very interesting, i grew up in East New York in th e late 40s through the 50s and into the early 1960s. it was a rough area with alot of mafia activity but one thing i remember was we never had people coming into the area an dbreaking into homes apartments or buisnesses. if you didn't belong here you stayed out of here.
Sometimes it takes a necessary evil to keep society in check. It will make you think twice before breaking in to someone’s house if the consequences can cost you your life, instead of a few month jail sentence now thanks to the dems.
Just think Peter Saccario resembles that former guy from the WWE Vince Russo a bit, lol, or maybe not..but I wanted to ask you if by any chance you knew how or why the three capo burying was blocthed? I know they found Sonny Red within a day or two but the other two guys were right below him. How did they miss that? Did they get buried at different depths or spots? It's just amazing that it so long. If you have any more direct details plz let me know. Thnx
Ok so to me it seems that they intentionally left Sonny red to be found. There’s other stuff that that seeems off with situation. I’m gonna go into it soon and be at The Hole.
@@nyccrimespot yes you'er right, I forgot about reading that but I also heard a rumor now that you brought that theory up that they got mad at one of the guys intrusted to get rid of the body's and he was whacked...but can't confirm that since they also say John Gotti was another guy given the job of getting rid of the body's which to be honest John Gottis name being used in almost every crime is getting annoying...but much appreciated. 👍
@@Silo-Ren I should know. I just watched a crime doc on cable earlier this summer about him. I do remember it saying he was responsible for the biker gang wars in the 90s and 00s. He was the one importing the drugs.
29 years John and gene did or around there ,this was real good ,u don’t hear much about the carniglias
19 years 1989-2008
Dude gene and John just got out a year ago ,they did like thirty years not 19 ,look it up
Yea i made the mistake . Thought i got through this one without misspeaking ! Son of a bitch!!! Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
@@chuckeddy2588 released in 2018 John was ,these guys were moving kilos and kilos of pure dope ,and with John sr not letting them take plea deals they are lucky they came home at all
@@nyccrimespot I thought that's what u did to ,I know u meant to say 28 ,cause I know u research this stuff ,but it's all good and I love these videos
This is how you research an issue. This gentleman went through court documents and other official documents and put out a fact-filled on point documentary here. No opinion just pure fact. I love it great great job
Yes indeed
Um, “Gotti’s son was killed riding a motorbike”? Kids weren’t even doing that back then! I grew up from age 10 living nearby and I knew those neighborhoods well logistically. I question some of his reference points…
@zeebest Gottis son was riding a motorbike he borrowed from a friend..its fact
It was Kevin McMahons motor bike,..no kid belonged on it in the first place..But he let him ride it anyway,..because u can't Say no to John Gottis kid..they are all guilty of killing that kid,..not the neighbor.
Pretty accurate !
Excellent video my friend! Your willingness to go all in and tell a great story is awesome. It's as if the ghosts of that period in time reveal themselves as you're walking us through the old haunts. Thank you for this!
Thanks for the kind words 🙏🏻
I just started watching these after seeing you on Mannys videos. Awesome job. It's nice to finally see someone actually just telling what happened, without a vested interest. Keep up the good work
Thank you Ed!! Much appreciated
Great video! Your research is very informative and thorough. The usage of pictures and videos of the past incorporated with the present day is invaluable and a staple in your work. 👍🏻
Loving what you are doing brother! Thanks for the quality and commitment and thanks for sharing!keep up the great work!🇺🇲🇨🇦
The more I watch your channel, the more I like your channel. Having a fascination with La Cosa Nostra and never having been to NYC you satisfy my needs. Thank brother, keep up the good work. Liked and subscribed.
I worked there in the 80s/90s and remember that junkyard and also the Pine St location. Pine and Pitkin was a notorious bodega crack spot. There were numerous homicides stabbing shootings. The brick buildings that are missing bricks were chipped away with firearms. I’m sure you could find remnants. Crackheads from queens,Brooklyn, Long Island would frequent pine/pitkin for it was a few blocks from the Conduit(Belt Parkway). Great video. Brought back memories. Lookup the Fountain Ave races, we had to flood road with fire hydrants to stop the racing. Place changed dramatically 75 Pct Peace
I’ve heard a lot about those races since I’ve started this channel. Thanks for watching and sharing some history 🙏🏻
The notorious seven five ! Excellent background brother
WELL SAID, BROTHER, the 75 was my playground, been there, seen that!!--DP-
By the way, vandalia ave was the street flooded to prevent the cars and bikers from racing
@@robertdipaola3447 lol yeah. I worked midnights over there. The desk officer would get calls from sanitation sept that their route was blocked. So 2 cars would go Don Fountain Ave (vandalia) with lights on. All the spectators would book, everyone else would creep along in traffic because of 300 to 800 cars,bikes gridlocked. Then we would turn 6-10 hydrants full on both sides. Sit for 20 mins, then get coffee come back and leave pumps on 1/4. All the racers were cool. There was never any trouble down there so they were left alone. Peace
Impressive work. Keep it up. This is rapidly becoming one of the best Cosa Nostra channels on TH-cam and my favorite mob channel.
Very kind of you ! Thanks so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@nyccrimespotwhat ever happened to Tommy DeSimone at the restaurant?
@@danrobinson572 I think they brought him an egg cream, maybe a cherry ricky.
@@johnhanaly2943 hahaha
155 k views Brett,my all-time favorite video of yours..the 1st i ever watched of yours..the narration and even doing the voices made this video fking awesome. You ever think about doing narration like this again kn other cases? You have a talent my friend.. These videos are tour bread and butter,u did them unlike anyone else... Id like to see u do more like this and evolve.. there is a reason u have so many likes and views on this video and its not just because of the guys in the stories...Its how you told the story..Brett, ita cool i been able to talk with u on here.. I'm a fan brother
Yes for sure, bro. I have done others like this but you are right ! I gotta get back to it and get my head right.
As always I am much appreciative of you and your efforts and work uploading these for our digestion, having not been across the Pond yet your channel offers a unique insight and view of the books we read and films we see. 👍 📚👋
Thanks for checking a throwback video ! Much appreciated
I've watched a ton of mafia/crime videos, and this one had a lot of info I've never heard. Well done
Hey brother! Great job you’re doing! Your videos are excellent.
It’s great to be able to actually see the locations of the places we only read about in books!
Don’t worry about those people who think you talk too much, or talk too little!
Keep up the great work!!
You’re the man ! Thanks so much 🙏🏻
Is this the junkyard owned by Paul vario .?
@@nyccrimespot Brett,just rewatched this, looking thru comments i found some ild comments from my 1st youtube account..This was my 1st video of yours i watched
This was a really good video, I’m about to watch it again, your efforts are paying off your subscriber count went up and you had a good turn out on your live, keep up the good work!
Thanks so much Brendacikes! You’ve been very kind. I like how the live premieres are working out 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hear hear!
ANYONE remember the MOM & POP diner NEXT DOOR to the Yard. Where we used to get the best Pepper & Eggs on Italian bread breakfast from the old style cast iron skillet? And a Manhattan Special - Premium Coffee Soda - 12 oz OUNCE BOTTLES?.?
THEY ONLY SERVED breakfast and lunch till 11:30 am... Best home made foods in east New.
PS Watching this video is interesting. I delivered Lenny heros and Pizza to the Barn in the mid 70s.
Anyone from the Beach here? HAVE A GREAT THANKS GIVING.!
P.S THE HOLE, is officially behind the Lindenwood diner and across the street from the Diner as well. You mention you had trouble finding some things... I had a warehouse in THE HOLE FOR 10 YEARS.... very quiet area,,,
Fountain Avenue used to be a major street racing location when I was younger. The police literally destroyed the streets to stop the racing
FACTS , closer to Starrett City/Spring Creek
Vandelia was the spot they tore up.
I am sold! just hit the SUBSCRIBE button! And best believe I will refer this channel to many! Great content, the detail is amazing, straight to the point, easy to follow, just classic descript of the time period and all the players involved, thank you sir!!
You’re the best! Thanks for the kind words 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Some great research dude! I've been watching your stuff all day and I'm very impressed with the detail and consistency of your work.
I loved that you let Us 'feel' the area. I watch a lot of these types of reports. Call me impressed. Very well done. Now Ima check out more of your work!!
I think u do a good job at describing the situation and area at which the supposed crimes took place, I just found your channel and I love mafia history in N.Y.C, Philly, Detroit etc.
Just found this channel.
If there all as good as this one then I think I've just found a gold mine.
Respect from the uk
Welcome! Thanks so much
Great video! 👍I love the then/now comparisons combined with your narrative. Thanks again and make another video!!
Thanks everyone who watched live ! Greatly appreciated! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Let me know when you do Detroit. I can send you places and stuff it’s not too far from where I am
If you ever want to that is.
Any tips on looking for information? Good sites possible free?
John, one of my cell mates in the federal system. Good good guy
@@livinthelife7207 j no
This is an epic piece of work here and congratulations, thank you.
Awesome 👏 👏👏
Great job pal. Really enjoyed this extended vid.
Great video and I’m sure it took some time to put together. Thankyou.
The most feared set of brothers in east New York 70-80’s
They were from ozone park originally, then moved to howard beach
No. They were originally from ENY !
The best mob content on this platform imo.. the places are what I find so fascinating.. keep em coming!
That means a lot man! Thanks so much 🙏🏻
Sammy the bull.... This guy good.... Sammy unreal
@@karlsull1 “ Bro”
Sammy was there... Literally wore the t-shirt.... This channel brilliant... U and oc shortz.... Ur a really close 2nd 2 Sammy... Sorry bro 💙
@@karlsull1 Sammy’s channel is great 👍🏻 I’m happy he’s telling these stories.
Great reporting you doing a great job , you can really get a sense of what the neighborhood was like back in the 70,s and 80,s ☘️
Imagine the amount of bodies between the Carneglia junk yard and the fountain avenue dump 🤯💀☠️ anyway.... Subscribed! I have always been fascinated by John Carneglia and Gene Gotti and the whole crew. First video I've seen of yours and its excellent.
Same here, I'd never heard of Gene Gotti is he John's Older Brother and do you know what happened to him?✌️
The gotti crew was unbelievably feared, they earned plenty and were alao cool with neighborhood people
You remind me of the darkness underneath channel, both of you EXTREMELY thorough, original, and factual. Learned a lot from you so thanks.
Thanks for watching ! Quentin at darkness underneath is the best 🙏🏻
This is what is called mob historical journalism...real good shit bro, tremendous detail and great research. Sorry I missed this stream.
Thank you 🙏🏻
Great work, Brett I enjoyed this and subscribed I'm doing my homework trying to see if I can learn more it's been a pleasure to make your acquaintance
Thank you, Eddie! Really glad we got to do that show and I hope we have more in the works!
Dude... You Are Killin It !!! Very Interesting Style, Great Work, It Has a Real New York Feel, Please...Keep em Coming. Thanks.
Thanks so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
One of the most intriguing posts on TH-cam! Great subject matter and keep the good work coming!!!
Thanks so much ! Very kind of you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I used to get my Pcp from oppisite that very address from a guy called Muritzo Murumbenna.
Great content Brother i Like how you tell the story and take breaks talking to let us soak it up Great story teller and i like the Dastardly Music in the begging, and the subject was great to ty for your work. Keep them coming.
Thanks for the kind words 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Dude you always come thru! Thank you for sharing the site it helps tremendously.
Thanks ! This might be my fav thing i did. I emailed you back btw
@@nyccrimespot I saw that bro I'll email you in a bit.
Great show. Great reporting. You really got a unique and interesting thing going. I look forward to seeing more. Keep up the excellent work.
Great job on the video though my friend. Other than it being a past version of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the neighborhood seems quiet and sleepy. The houses are well kept, the cars are generally nice, etc...I'll never look at a junk yard the same again! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the video I loved it! And no i don't feel you take too long to talk. The way retell the story is great and showing the location's just takes you back.
Thanks Debbie!!!
@@nyccrimespot your welcome!
Just found you. Glad I did. Great production and incredible audio
NYC Crime spot, thank you very much for taking this lifetime Florida boy 1000 miles or so away through New York to show him what it looks like now and then. I read and watch so much about the Families.and everything is so interesting to me. For sure a tough life to live and lead and evidently very dangerous to the members but still very fascinating to me. Maybe my son and I can make it up sometime to see in person and to finally have a real NY Pizza. Thank you again very much for your time spent and shared with us. Really enjoyed your video ,
Danny
Thanks so much for the kind words! I hope you make it someday. Wait till all this covid crap blows over ! Best of luck, Sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Just discovered your channel. Going to go back and look at all your past stories. Great job!
Thanks man! Audio a lil rough on the some others. I’m revising them soon and I’m revising some i took down. Thanks again
Damn, you dropped this one while I was sleeping but I'm on it now.
This is a good video. I've heard the name Carneglia, but never heard so many details.
The silences are awesome, I didn't even notice until you said someone complained.
And I love the voices. I'm gonna check out some of your older videos.
You’re the man! Thanks for the kind words. Some of the audio on the older vids isn’t the best,but I’m working on revising them. Thanks again ! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Great video, well researched and informative. The area around and including East New York was heavily Italian and Jewish up until the late 1960s.
I admire the narrator. He's authentic, and very appropriate. It's like he actually was very close to all of this.
Just another amazing piece of work!!! Keep it up!! How about a story Chris in the future???
Thanks so much ! “A story Chris”??
@@nyccrimespot I meant to say a story on "Chris DeMeo" with locations?? That would be fascinating.
Harvey “Chris” Rosenberg i assume you mean. Yea i would def like to.. not much out there on him, but he will def come up again. I talk about him in one of my other videos
@@nyccrimespot I have been fascinated with this story ever since I read Murder Machine years ago. Being a fellow member of the faith, I found Harvey's self hating Jew angle very interesting. Sounds like he came from a nice family that tried to do right by their son but he couldn't be helped.
Taking US to the Exact Spots Adds So Much to the Story...
I can just imagine how dumping the remains of the dissolved body stunk up the neighborhood. 🤢
It did...trust me...I had to go there all the time....but I never added those smells together being that the fountain ave dump was just a few blocks down the road near canarsie
I'd say all the smells already would of covered it there's bodies been buried poured down sewers or burnt all round there and that's absolute facts
@@tomcosta9266
Having the dump that close is actually a great cover, lol
Awhile back I commented on the narrators delivery where I thought he could use some improvement. Watching more of these videos I think he is actually pretty good. His delivery adds to the stories. Great videos!
Thank you ! I’m new to all this and have been an introvert most my life. I will get better as i go on and I’m working on revising the audio from the past uploads.
That was a great video! Really enjoyed it! Just want to mention something. You discussed a little bit about the Demeo crew. If I’m not mistaken. That crew was heavy into auto theft? If that’s the case, It would be pretty safe to say that they were at that junk yard all the time!
Yea thats who i was alluding to. I’m sure they had there share of contact with each other. Unfortunately, there’s only a couple of things I’ve heard as far as those Gambino crews doing things together. I mean Roy’s crew is like 5 or 6 Charles carneglia’s ... on steroids. Prob better if gottis crew stayed away 😂
Very safe to say that we’re definitely frequent flyers of the junk yard!! When it came to money I think it didn’t matter what family you were from or any that most put that stuff aside and worked together when it came to making money!
Gotti wouldn't take the Roy hit...Said he had a "army of killers"
Great content, I used to see Charles in Howard beach in 2008 before they locked him up
I just subscribed. Your channel is better than the History Channel. It's informative educational interesting. Keep up the awesome commentary and research. 👍🏾👈🏾
Thank you so much, Kim ! You’re very kind.
You tell a story smoothly my guy. You got a swag about u telling a story , I’m fucking wit it 💯
I appreciate that ! Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
This is one of the best mafia documentaries ever so much information and photos
Wow man ! Thanks so much
Especially when it’s the Carneglia brothers! John tried to maintain a low profile in his dealings with LCN and Charles, was a bit too high strung and once drunk talked about the wrong things with who knows???
You would think that Gelb had enough common sense not to approach Carneglia.
Great upload NYC 👺
Oh no brother you take as long as you have to, I love your longer indepth videos. Keep them coming please
17:35 rest in the peace of existing presence of a great son ❤️🇮🇹❤️🇮🇹❤️
First time hearing of these brothers. Really enjoyed finding this out. The Demeo Crew weren’t the only brutal killers associated with that area.
I recommend the book on Charlie, called "Mob Killer" (guess they're running out of clever names and that will sell fine😄)
Yea Charles was a whacko John was the brain
@@nicholassileo2000 Charles was crazier, while John was more dangerous and vicious
Hey man great job! What a cast of characters in that neighborhood during that time., haven't seen a whole lot out there about the carniglia brothers, John gave Paul the coup de Grasse really great job. You have the whole Jimmy Burke crew, and of course the Gotti's, fat Andy ect. To see the places are actually fascinating. When I was in New York a little while back I wasn't far from the Bergin hunt and fish. I regret I didn't stop by and just take a look at it
Great job bro sure love all the information something new is great keep it up great job again
Great research and documentation..great job !
Outstanding video. Glad there's pictures with the story
R u freaking serious? Do u really need pictures? This is pitiful, this world is full of mindless idiots! Sad and it figures, this world is gone to shite!! These idiots doing these crimes can’t read! They HAVE to look at pictures!
@@elviswatson2569 I like to see where things occurred. Chill boomer
Thanks dude! 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
@@mikeywhispers1588 you're right, the pictures put things in perspective
Your research is always amazing!!
One of your best vids!
When that big bust went down in '08, Charlie Canig was the main image on the front page that stuck w me...rocking that sweater!
Who else noticed that in that family prison photo, John is pinching Charles' cheek?😄
Thank you!! Yes! I remember seeing that paper and not knowing much about the mob at the time. At first glance i thought it was some Taliban dude ! 😂
Always a great video.. I was there last Monday driving by actually looking at those fillins .. now i find out the history of that lot.
Where are John & Gene i wonder? Great content 👌
John Carneglia was the Muscle of the Gambino's...So under rated...Would like to see more about him
I posted an article on my community posts recently. It’s from 1968 and take about John and Charles being arrested for major car theft operation. Check it out
BROOOO YOUR RIGHT YOU KNOW I WAS THE ONE WHO SUGGESTED FOR HIM TO DO THIS VIDEO,I HAVE MESSAGE SAMMY THE BULL,MIKEY SCARS, SO MANY OTHERS BUT NO ONE EVER WANT TO TALK ABOUT JOHN CARNEGLIA,HES MY FAVORITE MOBSTER ALONG JOHN GOTTI ,I WANT TO SEE AN INTERVIEW OR A BAD ASS MOVIE OR DOCUMENTARY BEFORE JOHN CARNEGS PASSES
Just subbed, nice channel!
Very good job. Hope to see more videos soon. Glade to see you did your home work.
Excellent! Great work. New and authentic information. Well done.
Im from Howard Beach Queens and for a few years was head chef at And Then Michaels on Cross Bay Blvd in Howard Beach . I knew Peter Z , probally 100 times ive cooked for him , a very healthy eater and would just walk in the kitchen and look at fish and vegetables with me and decide what he and his company's ( always a beautiful girl ) would like to dine on . Always 100 $ bills stuffed in my hand , just like in movies . Yep It felt awesome at the time , i was fresh out of culinary school and rubbing shoulders with the mob in a beautiful restaurant on the water . Peter was always a gentleman and big tipper as was Ronnie 1 arm who i met around the same time . ( no disrespect there , thats what ppl called Ron ) . One night there was trouble when a couple Mercedes-Benz pulled in and a bunch of mafia types got out.... Well the response was fast and violent and all thoes guys managed to get out with their lives , leaving behind just skin, blood , some ripped clothes and broken glass.
I know this because i helped the bus boy clean it up. True story every word.
Thanks for sharing, Igloo ! 👊🏼👊🏼
So happy I found this channel! I absolutely love it
Thanks so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Two blocks from my house and the mafia still owns property in the area
Around 4c?
At last, something new. Never have been here before. I'll subscribe.
Favaro should have taken the next flight to Indonesia the day after he ACCIDENTLY struck Gotti's son, who was riding his minibike like a maniac blowing thru intersections.
Dude the carneglia family took that irish kid in and fed him and clothed him and then he turns on them and rats. Thats hella fucked up
That's FUCKED UP
Charles Carneglia was a prominent associate of John Gotti and I'd imagine that Gotti would be fighting for the lives of everyone around him. It's not Gotti who was whacking his close friends friends
I'm not saying this court officer was wrong but sometimes just pick you battles risk verse reward I mean guy with guns in his jacket just move on
Sounds like he was trying to hard to impress his date.
@@Provos7777 sounds about right
Exactly what I was thinking. Some people just aren't street smart at all.
At least call reinforcements so you have the complete advantage.
@@xxAlchem1stxx that would have been smart too
That neighborhood was a tough inner city ghetto back in the day.. It looks pretty quite and peaceful today.. Cool video!
Another brilliant documentary 1st class,absolutely well researched
Keep them coming 5 star ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you so much 🙏🏻
Another great video, keep up the great work
The bergin hunt fish crew was a hell of a crew. John gotti, gene gotti, john carneglia, charles Carneglia, Dominick pizzonia, sal Scala, Mickey paradiso, willie boy Johnson, angelo ruggerio. These guys were real tough
Real tough guys . John sr. Takes much of the spotlight, but you can make a movie outta these 2 guys alone.
@@nyccrimespot is Angelo Ruggiero "Lefty" from Donnie Brasco?✌️
@@68majortom no, those were two different mob guys, angelo ruggierio was quack quack,
And then you got benny ruggierio was lefty
Yes that was some bad ass crew
you forgot about tony roach rampino
You podcast... very well put together can you do more?
Great video great production good job I just found this Channel today I subscribed The Fountain Avenue dump is where Roy DeMeo dumped most of his bodies
Thanks for the kind words. Please check out my fountain Ave dump video if you get the chance. 👊🏼
Very informative,interesting and well presented thanks!!
I want to write to you and tell this was a superb organize crime documentary. I particularly liked compare and contrast of the two brothers.
But towards the end when you Did the walk around .Showing the old neighborhood where these hoods chopped up stolen cars and disposed of bodies l started to feel
Tension. I thought this guy !ight get whacked for doing a video.Good job!! Keep up the great work! I really appreciate your work
Thanks for the kind words 🙏🏻
This in my opinion is your best video not putting down your others, but well done well informed
I agree.
The Wendy’s massacre was really good too, I remember as a kid when that happened I was 15 years old and just started watching the news with my mom
It was tough without cellphones and 911. Gelb was brave but hate to say it foolish.
Charles Carneglia is still in prison to this day with no release date. Known fact cause he's in prison with my brother at this moment. Even though he may or may not have done all these crimes he's actually has became a decent man. He's helped my brother out alot for when he gets out. Some may not agree that afrer everything he's been accused of he can't be a good person, but my opinion everyone has one. No one has to agree with me but i;ve talked to him myself he's very nice well mannered.
Harrisburg State Pen, right?
Tell your brother to try to take some welding classes in there so when he gets out he can join the ironworkers apprenticeship program
Please don't quote Alite in your videos, the guy is a known liar and an unreliable witness.
this is very interesting, i grew up in East New York in th e late 40s through the 50s and into the early 1960s. it was a rough area with alot of mafia activity but one thing i remember was we never had people coming into the area an dbreaking into homes apartments or buisnesses. if you didn't belong here you stayed out of here.
Sometimes it takes a necessary evil to keep society in check. It will make you think twice before breaking in to someone’s house if the consequences can cost you your life, instead of a few month jail sentence now thanks to the dems.
I Agree.
Wow that area brought back memories for sure. Another great story✌️❤😎
Thank you for putting up mob stories and not being involved in all that bullshit drama soap opera fighting between TH-cam mob dork channels
Haha i know what you mean ! I hope that stuff blows over because i think 1 or 2 of them seem like pretty decent guys.
Ireally like how you go to these actual locations. What a great idea.
Your mother will be always proud of you brother
Just think Peter Saccario resembles that former guy from the WWE Vince Russo a bit, lol, or maybe not..but I wanted to ask you if by any chance you knew how or why the three capo burying was blocthed? I know they found Sonny Red within a day or two but the other two guys were right below him. How did they miss that? Did they get buried at different depths or spots? It's just amazing that it so long. If you have any more direct details plz let me know. Thnx
Ok so to me it seems that they intentionally left Sonny red to be found. There’s other stuff that that seeems off with situation. I’m gonna go into it soon and be at The Hole.
@@nyccrimespot yes you'er right, I forgot about reading that but I also heard a rumor now that you brought that theory up that they got mad at one of the guys intrusted to get rid of the body's and he was whacked...but can't confirm that since they also say John Gotti was another guy given the job of getting rid of the body's which to be honest John Gottis name being used in almost every crime is getting annoying...but much appreciated. 👍
The 3 Capos murder was what brought down the Montreal Boss Vito Rizzuto right? I think he was charged with being one of the shooters on that hit.
@@T1625-w7d yeah, I think it was Bonano boss turned rat Big Joe Massino who gave him up.
@@Silo-Ren I should know. I just watched a crime doc on cable earlier this summer about him. I do remember it saying he was responsible for the biker gang wars in the 90s and 00s. He was the one importing the drugs.
i love it your so right. you don't have to talk to entertain. "to soak it in" is truly a beautiful thing and may i dare say humbling.
Thanks for the kind words 🙏🏻
This is better than the Book ( Mob Killer ) Charles Carneglia story.