th-cam.com/video/g3tZo_o1hfk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9b6Sw_JpSDpPwuac Stacks locations video above. This upload is a walk and talk in Brooklyn and Ozone Park. We visit the block where stacks left The Lufthansa Heist Van & his apartment where he met his end.
Don't let anyone ever tell you guys that you are not journalists. You're verifying sources, cross checking and providing great background not to mention epic stories from a truly fascinating time in history. Thank you Brett. Very much appreciated.
And keep in mind that mugshot would indicate Stack was in very serious trouble. EDNY - Eastern District NY. And USM - United States Marshals. At least I'm pretty sure.
I was Stack's neighbor and grew up with Ricky DiMaio, Scott Townsend, et all.... I heard the shots that killed him and the cops interviewed me.... My house was the white one, 109-12 120th, two doors down from the Marisi house, where Stacks lived in the second floor apartment. Stacks was a nice guy and always strolled the block and avenue. Kinda like a "Fat Albert" character..... Danny always had the boombox....we used to stay warm in the apartment building basement too, trespassing of course.... My mom thought the plane crash was an earthquake...... thanks for the memories....
Great video! I would love for you to have Steve back for a video on Martin Krugman. He was played by the late Chuck Low in Goodfellas, and was always one of if not my favorite character due to his outgoing and eccentric personality as well as him apparently being involved with the Lufthansa by apparently going to Henry Hill with the information on Lufthansa.
I gotta tell you that I’m blown away by how good your hard work that led to unknown fascinating facts. Hopefully, your channel really explodes with subscriptions/ income for you. Thank you.
Awesome video and information. This was very interesting. I grew up in Queens. I remember one of my neighbors was busted for the heist in Kennedy airport. My block was covered with News crews Cops and FBI. Just subscribed to the channel 👍
Tommy actually begged Jimmy not to make him do it. They were really close. He knew Stacks’ mother and vice versa. Tommy may have been there but Sepe probably did the shooting
Wow, footage of Stacks and he was Ali's bodyguard? Great find. Ali used to train at Gleason's Gym in New York for his fights at MSG, I'd bet Ali met Stacks through some trainers/boxers who were connected to Stacks (or connected to mobsters 🤔). Ali fought his first fight with Joe Frazier in NYC in 1971, could've been around that time.
Far more likely that they met through Angelo Dundees brother Chris whos affiliations with the mafia positioned him as a powerful guy in boxing. He's the one who put Angelo on. Look him up
How u doing Brett, always a pleasure to pull up a seat and get the real story, the researched, all facts no bullshit story. No one does it better my brother, keep up the amazing work.
You are ABSOLUTELY A JOURNALIST!!!! I hate to hear you be so mumble while it’s respectable. You are NOW part of the true journalists. Please keep it up
Thanks so much! So many people loved that old music. I had to stop using the old music because someone put a copyright claim on it. Originally it was fair use from editing software.
"Don’t believe the hype. There are more tough guys that can't get made than there are made guys. The saying goes: we do the work; they take the credit." - Stevie Newell, Former Gambino Associate
more common than you think. The mafia made alot of money from the ghetto. So who do you think they had to "associate" with? The Black shot callers, that's who.
Its allways baffled me from the first time I ever saw goodfellas, Why wouldn't he just get rid of the van properly. He must have known the calibre of people he was dealing with. And ontop of that the size of the heist. I would have stood and watched it burn into a pile of dust. But that's just me..😂. Too many other things to mention as allways.. Beauty episode.
@@yankees29 lol I was a junkie for 20 years. If I had to wait for a pipe or piss off a psychotic multiple murderer you best believe I'm waiting for that pipe. 😆
@@jamesparkerone lmao hey man I get it. I’ve been a junkie for 30 years plus. My dad’s cousins used to play cards at Jimmy’s club in the 70’s. I used to go on missions in East New York to by crack in the late 90’s. Same neighborhood stacks got high and then shot in.
Grew up around there in the 80s neighborhood changed a lot someone's cooking curry in Tommy's house right now😂😂😂😂i remember ot being a racially divisive time lefferts blvd wz the demarcation between blacks and white black 2 the north and whites (italians) south im suprised stacks lived on that side i use 2 work 4 a mobed up guy ( not going 2 say any names ) on 150 th street who broke his sons arm with a bat when he found out he wz smoking crack believe me i hv a lot of stories 2 tell loved the video
There used to be a law on the books in New York, that if you were stopped by a cop, if you didn't have I.D.and $2.00 they used to charge you with Vagrancy A Vagabond is more of a rolling stone, living outta a Valice !!! Dew drop in types, professional HoBo's riding the freight trains all over the U.S, there's definitely a sense of freedom and adventure, I guess it's a good alternative if you can't afford an R/V !!! I so much would Love to own an R/V or Camper❤😂😊😅
I literally did a video where i went to where stacks dropped off the van and to his apartment where he was murdered. I mentioned it in this upload and the link is in the description of this video…
Anthony ruggiano claimed in one of his videos he fought stacks outside a club in ozone Park one night. He also claimed they weren't very friendly either. He also may be able to verify that truly was stacks with ali. Imo it definitely is , looks exactly like his mugshot....
To me it’s 100 percent verified and there is more proof me and my first guest Steve have not shown. The articles, the video, Rick his neighbor confirming to me as well. If Anthony wants to comment on the video or talk about it then that would be a plus, but it’s case closed for me.
Somewhere I read that in the movie Casino that Robert Dinero didn't like the look or feel of the "FAKE prop money" so he personally went to the bank & took out NEW $10,000 in cash with back to back serial numbers to be used throughout the movie. I'm sure someone had to account for all that money serial number wise. Of course he got it all back in the end.
I hate the way these guys mouth off about Goodfellas not painting a true picture when its clear that the movie does paint a true picture. You only have to read the book and listen to the interviews from people who were there ti know that they did a spoton job. Both the Policeat that time and informents can testify to that.
Not sure Jimmy really liked henry 😂 he was around henry like every day, went to each other's houses reguler went on holidays together the lot, Henry's kids called him uncle Jimmy they say so in their book On The Run written by Greg and Gina Hill and they despise their dad for what he put them through, and what's so funny about samual Jackson playing stacks in the film? I didn't get that
A little theory I have about the phone call...... It could have been a friend of stacks unrelated to the heist that just walked into his apartment and found him dead but didn't want the cops sniffing around him or maby could have been a junkie so just wiped the door nob clean and made the call. But we'll never know I guess
I said it once an an ill say it again I love the intro ...it seems like a real intro to a crime documentary from 80s an 90s i actually thought you took it from some old documentary from that era...super dope job bro
Funny that you should wonder about the connection of stacks Edward's to Ali as I'm a boxing historian who's studied Ali for over 40yrs and seeing this blew my mind as it has all kinds of possible significance. People have always wandered why the mafia would've had Sonny Liston their controlled fighter take a dive against Ali to allow the nation of Islam control but what nobody really keyed in on was Angelo Dundees brother Chris had lots of connections to the mafia and was the unseen other hand to Angelo in Alis rise. There was in fact an investigation into all of this which I believe is why Liston ended up dead. He was in an uncomfortable position where he was gonna face jail if he didn't talk or be killed by the mob if he did. They eventually obviously killed him. But it's funny how I noticed this and watched it and so many flashes of memories came up. Ali clearly saying "Did I hit him" in the fight reel of Ali Liston 2 after the fight...Liston definitely dropped and the mob never lost anything because they obviously had another connection through Chris Dundee and Angelo. Very interesting stuff guys.
There's definitely information to be had regarding Chris Dundee and his mob ties and his helping Angelo in the beginning as is plenty of information regarding the Clay Liston investigations, theories, and lost footage to back everything I've said
Look into Chris Dundee mafia ties and check out some of the Sonny Liston documentaries about that fight. There's alot of information there that apparently was never followed up on but it all connects quite easily. The Liston fight wasn't the only suspicious fight Ali had either. As much as I love the guy his fight with Zora Foley is very strange as well. What's most interesting is that it puts mob figures around Ali and then you have Chris Dundee to put the light on in the dark room. 🤔
Great interview, you are better than today’s journalists who spin things. Enjoyed the guests. I guess if you are Meteorologist & Professor you lose your Brooklyn accent,lol?
My grandfather was Moo Moo vitta and owned the dress shop next door to Robert's lounge (in the book wiseguys they referred to him and his shop as moo moo veddas dress shop) ..Tommy didn't kill stacks and Tommy got killed by john gotti for killing gottis friend over a girl
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Stacks locations video above. This upload is a walk and talk in Brooklyn and Ozone Park. We visit the block where stacks left The Lufthansa Heist Van & his apartment where he met his end.
I'm here from the Gullytv interview with NYC Crime Spot
Literally just saw you on Gully TV. I just subscribed. Keep winning
@@illwill933 thank you, Bro! I appreciate it
I’ve seen this video
I’m Stacks’ nephew…I remember all of this like it was yesterday
Kool
Don't let anyone ever tell you guys that you are not journalists. You're verifying sources, cross checking and providing great background not to mention epic stories from a truly fascinating time in history. Thank you Brett. Very much appreciated.
And keep in mind that mugshot would indicate Stack was in very serious trouble. EDNY - Eastern District NY. And USM - United States Marshals. At least I'm pretty sure.
Thanks so much , David! Very much appreciated. We have more Stacks content coming soon
I was Stack's neighbor and grew up with Ricky DiMaio, Scott Townsend, et all.... I heard the shots that killed him and the cops interviewed me.... My house was the white one, 109-12 120th, two doors down from the Marisi house, where Stacks lived in the second floor apartment. Stacks was a nice guy and always strolled the block and avenue. Kinda like a "Fat Albert" character..... Danny always had the boombox....we used to stay warm in the apartment building basement too, trespassing of course.... My mom thought the plane crash was an earthquake...... thanks for the memories....
One of these guys needs to interview you. Thats a cool story. I bet you were trippin out watching goodfellas for the first time!
Stacks was shot with a silencer
@@KevinElliott-vu9vy😂
@@KevinElliott-vu9vyjust because that's how it happened in the movie doesn't mean that's how it happened 😮
It's exactly how it happened
Thanks for having me on, great video!
We need more wiretap tapes bro!!
Great research
Thank you, Steve! You’re the man 👊🏼
Thanks for coming on and sharing your knowledge!!
Great video! I would love for you to have Steve back for a video on Martin Krugman. He was played by the late Chuck Low in Goodfellas, and was always one of if not my favorite character due to his outgoing and eccentric personality as well as him apparently being involved with the Lufthansa by apparently going to Henry Hill with the information on Lufthansa.
I gotta tell you that I’m blown away by how good your hard work that led to unknown fascinating facts. Hopefully, your channel really explodes with subscriptions/ income for you. Thank you.
He got his nickname from the wrestler “Haystacks Calhoun”. Stacks was short for Haystacks.
Great interview!! Thanks for coming on Steve. Rick thank you for coming on and sharing your stories! Its great to hear different perspectives.
Stacks also sang in a local neighborhood band that rehearsed in a basement on 121st Street between 101 & 103 Avenues. He certainly was a character!
I always wondered what was his personality like in real life
Just saw your interview with Gully TV I had to Subscribe great channel continued success 💯
Brett that was fantastic my friend from start to finish 👊
Awesome video and information. This was very interesting. I grew up in Queens. I remember one of my neighbors was busted for the heist in Kennedy airport. My block was covered with News crews Cops and FBI. Just subscribed to the channel 👍
Tommy actually begged Jimmy not to make him do it. They were really close. He knew Stacks’ mother and vice versa. Tommy may have been there but Sepe probably did the shooting
@@WilliamLyons-ym7ee😮
Dammit Stacks, you had one job 😅…
Hi Bret. Great as usual. You should have TEN times as many subscribers!!
GREAT STUFF BRO!!!!
Really enjoyed Rick's interview. Great stuff 👍
Wow, footage of Stacks and he was Ali's bodyguard? Great find.
Ali used to train at Gleason's Gym in New York for his fights at MSG, I'd bet Ali met Stacks through some trainers/boxers who were connected to Stacks (or connected to mobsters 🤔). Ali fought his first fight with Joe Frazier in NYC in 1971, could've been around that time.
Thanks, Bro! Appreciate you checking it out 👊🏼
Far more likely that they met through Angelo Dundees brother Chris whos affiliations with the mafia positioned him as a powerful guy in boxing. He's the one who put Angelo on.
Look him up
" dont bring the fuckin pot..."😂😂
Never miss an episode!
How u doing Brett, always a pleasure to pull up a seat and get the real story, the researched, all facts no bullshit story. No one does it better my brother, keep up the amazing work.
Great show! Very interesting material presented by Steve and Rick. Highly entertaining.
They used to ask my Uncle Stacks if he was Rosie Grier’s brother.
The other restaurant across from the pink Cadillac was called Salerno's Italian restaurant around the corner from Alfie's Pizza.
You are ABSOLUTELY A JOURNALIST!!!! I hate to hear you be so mumble while it’s respectable. You are NOW part of the true journalists. Please keep it up
Thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I love the Goodfellas section of the " Mob genre " A+
Hey Hey how are you you doing mate 👍
@@DaveSCameron Good
In Goodfellas Tommy DeSimone coldly killed Stacks but in reality they were good friends and it was not Tommy that took him out.
Seriously
It was Angelo sepe that did it
Great one, been waiting for the perfect time to watch
Another great interview! Thanks NYC Crime Spot.
This was awesome
I saw Ric Flair at a traffic light one time.
Woooooo!!!
Great show!
Great pod full of new information instead of people just reading Wikipedia
I enjoyed this video. Thanks for the upload
Thank you for watching !
Love your work. I love the music you use in your videos. I LOVED the old intro music too. It reminded me of an 80's slasher movie.
Thanks so much! So many people loved that old music. I had to stop using the old music because someone put a copyright claim on it. Originally it was fair use from editing software.
PLEASE contact the feds about pictures of Billy batts
Stacks would've been bumped off by jimmy eventually
I think they call it "Records Redaction Redacted" when they blacken out the print on reports.
"Don’t believe the hype. There are more tough guys that can't get made than there are made guys. The saying goes: we do the work; they take the credit."
- Stevie Newell, Former Gambino Associate
a human ponzi scheme
Always interested to find another crime channel Looking forward to check it out your content
Thank you!
The other thing stacks Edwards do not get the credit for that he was a legitimate mob black associate which is not common for a black man
more common than you think.
The mafia made alot of money from the ghetto.
So who do you think they had to "associate" with?
The Black shot callers, that's who.
😮its so amazing when you bring the character to life
Thank you for watching! It please check out the latest Stacks content
it's to bad what happened to "Stacks"🕊🕯seems like a cool guy @@nyccrimespot
The "brick" in green paper was a pound or a kilo of high end compressed probably shrink wrapped marijuana......LOL 😉😆😇
Its allways baffled me from the first time I ever saw goodfellas,
Why wouldn't he just get rid of the van properly.
He must have known the calibre of people he was dealing with.
And ontop of that the size of the heist.
I would have stood and watched it burn into a pile of dust.
But that's just me..😂.
Too many other things to mention as allways..
Beauty episode.
He took it to his girls house and started snorting cocaine.
@@yankees29 yeah.. do the van first though. 😆 🤣
@@jamesparkerone hey man us coke heads need out fix as soon as possible. Maybe he was free basing. I could understand if that was the case.
@@yankees29 lol I was a junkie for 20 years.
If I had to wait for a pipe or piss off a psychotic multiple murderer you best believe I'm waiting for that pipe. 😆
@@jamesparkerone lmao hey man I get it. I’ve been a junkie for 30 years plus. My dad’s cousins used to play cards at Jimmy’s club in the 70’s. I used to go on missions in East New York to by crack in the late 90’s. Same neighborhood stacks got high and then shot in.
How many of us in 70s 80s went miles from home….in the dark on Halloween. Five or seven years old.
Great Episode .💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💕💕💕💕💕
Grew up around there in the 80s neighborhood changed a lot someone's cooking curry in Tommy's house right now😂😂😂😂i remember ot being a racially divisive time lefferts blvd wz the demarcation between blacks and white black 2 the north and whites (italians) south im suprised stacks lived on that side i use 2 work 4 a mobed up guy ( not going 2 say any names ) on 150 th street who broke his sons arm with a bat when he found out he wz smoking crack believe me i hv a lot of stories 2 tell loved the video
Reach out to a Texas ranger they receive info in one hour compared what it takes a fbi agent to receive six months
Excellent content.
Nice earnest guest.
Home Fuggin Run Broski!!!!!! 👊😎😁
That was really good listening to Rick, very good.
There used to be a law on the books in New York, that if you were stopped by a cop, if you didn't have I.D.and $2.00 they used to charge you with Vagrancy
A Vagabond is more of a rolling stone, living outta a Valice !!! Dew drop in types, professional HoBo's riding the freight trains all over the U.S, there's definitely a sense of freedom and adventure, I guess it's a good alternative if you can't afford an R/V !!! I so much would Love to own an R/V or Camper❤😂😊😅
Found another article!! From the ny times
Wow I use to live on 98 and linden Blvd
Great video. Love it BUT it would of been much better if you went to the actual spots like Stacks and Tommy's house.
I literally did a video where i went to where stacks dropped off the van and to his apartment where he was murdered. I mentioned it in this upload and the link is in the description of this video…
@@nyccrimespot lol I missed that. Gonna check it out now
Another great video. 👍
Anthony ruggiano claimed in one of his videos he fought stacks outside a club in ozone Park one night. He also claimed they weren't very friendly either. He also may be able to verify that truly was stacks with ali. Imo it definitely is , looks exactly like his mugshot....
To me it’s 100 percent verified and there is more proof me and my first guest Steve have not shown. The articles, the video, Rick his neighbor confirming to me as well. If Anthony wants to comment on the video or talk about it then that would be a plus, but it’s case closed for me.
Somewhere I read that in the movie Casino that Robert Dinero didn't like the look or feel of the "FAKE prop money" so he personally went to the bank & took out NEW $10,000 in cash with back to back serial numbers to be used throughout the movie. I'm sure someone had to account for all that money serial number wise. Of course he got it all back in the end.
They also account for the fake money too they have security guards watching over all the prop money in videos and movies
Excellent content 👍🏼👍🏼
Whaddup NYC CRIME SPOT!
Great video! 👍
great interview ..
Great video bro
Checking this out now!!!
His name was Jimmy Burke AKA Jimmy Conway
Sure I'd seen his face among the Ali entourage ❤😂
I hate the way these guys mouth off about Goodfellas not painting a true picture when its clear that the movie does paint a true picture. You only have to read the book and listen to the interviews from people who were there ti know that they did a spoton job. Both the Policeat that time and informents can testify to that.
lol.
@@nyccrimespot😂
Not sure Jimmy really liked henry 😂 he was around henry like every day, went to each other's houses reguler went on holidays together the lot, Henry's kids called him uncle Jimmy they say so in their book On The Run written by Greg and Gina Hill and they despise their dad for what he put them through, and what's so funny about samual Jackson playing stacks in the film? I didn't get that
Goodfellow? 30 yrs ago not 20
Good work product, content 💯
A little theory I have about the phone call......
It could have been a friend of stacks unrelated to the heist that just walked into his apartment and found him dead but didn't want the cops sniffing around him or maby could have been a junkie so just wiped the door nob clean and made the call.
But we'll never know I guess
Great job 👏
Rich I still remember you guys had a colley or beige labrodor retriever 😀
Good Morning buddy 😀
This is Tommy Cariola lived on 120 street 107-109
Do you remember me?
I sent Pete Dipolato video we still friends since 5 years old 😀
“Late… as usual.., but I’m heea doe I show up..” Seen Ua
Great researched
I said it once an an ill say it again I love the intro ...it seems like a real intro to a crime documentary from 80s an 90s i actually thought you took it from some old documentary from that era...super dope job bro
Check out KPM Music Library on TH-cam. Lots of music composed for television and film from the'60s to 1970s/1980s.
Gully sent me! Good shit
They would've killed him regardless ,he knew too much and they wasn't breaking bread wit a bro.😂😂😂
They were not gonna kill him until he messed up stop it
@robluv4592 mob is selfish ,that boss killed them all to keep the bread wake up
@@ortiznick1941 true there super Greedy these men obviously were atheist
@@robluv4592they killed errrrrbody why let him live
Unbelievable story
Funny that you should wonder about the connection of stacks Edward's to Ali as I'm a boxing historian who's studied Ali for over 40yrs and seeing this blew my mind as it has all kinds of possible significance. People have always wandered why the mafia would've had Sonny Liston their controlled fighter take a dive against Ali to allow the nation of Islam control but what nobody really keyed in on was Angelo Dundees brother Chris had lots of connections to the mafia and was the unseen other hand to Angelo in Alis rise. There was in fact an investigation into all of this which I believe is why Liston ended up dead. He was in an uncomfortable position where he was gonna face jail if he didn't talk or be killed by the mob if he did. They eventually obviously killed him. But it's funny how I noticed this and watched it and so many flashes of memories came up. Ali clearly saying "Did I hit him" in the fight reel of Ali Liston 2 after the fight...Liston definitely dropped and the mob never lost anything because they obviously had another connection through Chris Dundee and Angelo. Very interesting stuff guys.
There's definitely information to be had regarding Chris Dundee and his mob ties and his helping Angelo in the beginning as is plenty of information regarding the Clay Liston investigations, theories, and lost footage to back everything I've said
Look into Chris Dundee mafia ties and check out some of the Sonny Liston documentaries about that fight. There's alot of information there that apparently was never followed up on but it all connects quite easily. The Liston fight wasn't the only suspicious fight Ali had either. As much as I love the guy his fight with Zora Foley is very strange as well. What's most interesting is that it puts mob figures around Ali and then you have Chris Dundee to put the light on in the dark room. 🤔
Excellent! That's all I can say!
Good research.
Wonderful vid
Unbelievable the Townsends I knew all you guys
how do you forget to do your part in a heist with the mafia?
Great interview, you are better than today’s journalists who spin things. Enjoyed the guests. I guess if you are Meteorologist & Professor you lose your Brooklyn accent,lol?
Thanks so much! 🙏🏻 Lol yea i guess it fades away after a while.
This is good I got more pics of Stacks and Ali
Is that right? I would love to see them if you’re willing to share.
It makes you wonder if Stacks caused everyone else to be killed.
They got themselves killed by their own dumb choices by buying expensive shit when jimmy told them not to
Did stacks have an agent maybe that could have been the connection to the Muhammad Ali job. Stacks was in music bands.
Leonard vario was Henry hills friend and when he died Paul he took Henry under his wing
Was referred here by GullY T.V
Thank you,Damon ! 🙏🏻
Thank you
Unbelievable he was living in marisi house I knew them too 2 brothers Anthony
dope content
Gully TV sent me
I used to collect for Newsday on Long Island when I was like 12!
So did I. You have the same last name as me to.😂
I lived on Seiders block Jack Joe
Unbelievable I know Danny since kindergarten
My grandfather was Moo Moo vitta and owned the dress shop next door to Robert's lounge (in the book wiseguys they referred to him and his shop as moo moo veddas dress shop) ..Tommy didn't
kill stacks and Tommy got killed by john gotti for killing gottis friend over a girl
Has Ricky got any Tommy stories, did he have interactions with him?
I didn't because Ali.I clicked for Stacks.I can't find any info about thisd guy.Very limited info online!