Greg Scarpa Interview with Harold Dow
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- Rare interview featuring Colombo crime family "Capo" Gregory Scarpa Sr. with Harold Dow of CBS 'Street Stories' which screened November 12, 1992.
Scarpa would die of AIDS two years later inside a federal prison hospital.
Following his death it was revealed he had a 30 year relationship with the FBI as a confidential informant.
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“NOBODYS GOT AIDSSS!!!!!” - Tony Soprano
And I DON’T WANNA HEAR THAT WORD AGAIN
@@paulyrock4352 This is gonna impact all our bottom lines.
Maybe he was flambae
I don’t wanna hear that word in the comments again
He got it from an infected shine box.
people bringing up that he might of been racist like it's worse than being a mob hit man is one of the reasons I hate this generation.
@fishy264..Thats spot on pal.
fishy264 lol
only thing worst than a racist is a rapist or pedo
Tyr Awakes im sure your mother taught you that. from experience
You know Scarpa is the one who broke the case of the 3 civil rights people who were murdered by the clan in Mississippi in the 60's .
Whether you approve of the way he lived his life or not, you've got to admit that this man truly had balls.
TheTerryTurbo123 he was the one who did the dirty work. having balls doesn’t mean he’s a good person. What your saying has nothing to do with the comment you’re replying to..
He didn't do the dirty work in regards to his brother. Salvatore was set up by Greg in a staged robbery. He had his brother murdered because Sal realized that Greg was an informant. Now, if he had balls, Greg would have either taken care of his brother if he wanted to go that route, but even better he should have faced up to the allegations since they were true and dealt with the consequences, which of course would have been death. That would have taken balls.
@greenmean1 he died from an aids infected blood transfusion.
He sure did..He had a presence about him.
@TheTerryTurbo123 you have NO clue what your talking about..He did work himself when he could've had it done for him..
His voice is terrifying alone
I didn't expect it to be that deep, lol
A known killer
Guy gets bail on 2 murder charges-“no I never worked w the feds”😂😂😂
Even dying from aids, the dude still had a terrifying presence. In his prime he must have been a terror.
The guy was a pure psychopath. He killed a lot of people without twitching once. A lot of the detail of the way he would shoot someone in the head after having a normal conversation with them is in sons book.
He looks like Richie from sopranos
I knew the Grim Reaper and he could be da nicest guy in da room den Bam he’d flip . One crazy Mafioso !!
It actually wasn't aids that killed him. He got a phone call from Chuck Norris saying hed whack him if he wasn't careful. Scarpa withered away in fear over the next couple of years until he died.
@@monitor4728 do you have any stories? I would really like to hear some if you do.
These old timers make these young punks in gangs nowadays look like bait salesman.
@@Seanjrambow and you're an internet gangster. good job
Lol
@@Seanjrambow even if was an informant u still had to put work in to b in that family r around it !
@@Seanjrambow Being an informant was just another aspect of the man which further proved he was a sociopath through and through. There was very little which he truly cared about, almost nothing was sacred. He either cared for things/people enough to kill for, or he cared so little that killing meant nothing. There was no in between. Any reason was usually a good reason for taking life. I'm sure being a made man was so appealing because it allowed him to live like he wanted, and had to answer to almost nobody.
jsean g facts
For those who don't know much about this guy, soon after this interview was recorded, Scarpa, his son and another man got into a shootout with another group. The third man was killed and Scarpa himself was SHOT in the FACE..... yet he managed to SURVIVE . He lost an eye. He was soon put back in prison and died there of AIDS in 1994 which was about a year and a half after this interview. There are recent interviews here on youtube of Scarpas daughter who you can see here in this report where she speaks about her life as Scarpas daughter. If you enjoyed watching this you will enjoy those videos also.
For anyone who wants to know more just watch Trevor McDonalds interview with his daughter. She was right there when it happen. She was leaving the home when shots were being fired. Her and her son almost got hit. Thats what sent Greg off. Even after being shot he wanted revenge that night.
@@derrmann1800 And his daughter was a cutie, looks like Sandra Bullock...but crazier, I'm sure
Scarpa was the closest thing to the terminator. Even if you shoot his eye out, he'll still come at you.
@@derrmann1800 which interview is it
@@derrmann1800 false, scarpa got shot because of his son and drug dealing, you’re right about the shooting with his daughter, but a couple or few years earlier mate. Greg got shot at after leaving his house and his daughter got caught in the crossfire
he had his wife making him lunch packs, before he was picked up by his crew and jumped in the passenger seat armed to the teeth to go hunt for enemies, just another day at the office!!
Those are the types of guys to worry about, nice to his mother, and hell itself to anyone else.......
@Kristie C you like bad boys huh Kristie
@@tresojos she loves them, and she knows it
@@tresojos Look at you idiot she says she been with Momma boys , and tyou put that into bad boys...YOu wish to be a bad boy , but you are on the other side of the momma boys...The winging and crying one.
@@Lolife86 LOL u triggered brah?
this man scared the fuck out of his own nightmares!
🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I screamed in my dream when I was a miniature night mare.
When I woke up...
I was a little hoarse.
Freddy Krueger entered his dreams and said F this I’m out
Who Else Got Brought To Video From Watching The Interview Vlad Did With Larry Mazza (Greg Scarpa’s Right Hand Man)?
Definitely me 🙋🏾♂️😂
Yes!
Me
U a sweetie jolyn 😘
Me Queen
My left ear enjoyed this video.
LOL
2020😁
Lmao!! 😂😂
Hilarious😂
I’m deaf in my left ear...I couldn’t even enjoy the video
look at him staring at the car he knows he's being watched this guy was a real deal killer no bones about it.
He definitely knew.
A real evil POS.
That's because he told him where to be he worked for the side for 30 years had a license to Kill
Him knowing that he's being watched means nothing.
He knew cuz he was an fbi informant
The absolute best part of the 11/12/92 story is that a month later Scarpa did this (from Wikipedia):" On December 29, 1992, while under house arrest with an electronic monitoring device, Scarpa lost an eye in a shootout with other mobsters. Two Lucchese family mobsters, Michael DeRosa and Ronald Moran, had threatened Joey Scarpa, Gregory's son, over a drug deal. Climbing out of bed, the elder Scarpa drove with Joey to DeRosa's house and shot DeRosa. Moran fired back and hit Scarpa in the eye. Back at his house, Scarpa allegedly poured some Scotch Whisky into his wound, assured the authorities everything was fine, and later went to the hospital. Prosecutors revoked Scarpa's house arrest and sent him to jail."
What a gangster. That's unbelievable. Do you know what round hit him by chance? I know this is an old comment.
Badass
A bullet fragment hit scarpa in the eye
@@1988banker it was a bullet fragment
His attitude towards death was incredible.
This is still me!
Like a real worrior
Well, he had only sent dozens and dozens of people to death, only makes sense that he knew one day he would venture there himself, he was probably very comfortable with it.
@chrislaverick6413 most people killed my mob guys were scumbags anyway let's be honest. U live by the sword u die by the sword
Very deadly
“I have no problem with these people blowing each other away.”
Brilliant.
Imagine anybody in law enforcement saying that on tv today?
😄
It’s insane ….
What a scary scary man. Every time I see his face I get chills.
Thats because your a pussy and probably believe monsters exist
@@Jsc4ff wow!!
It's beyond me how there's been no movie or TV series on this man.
It's like tge Whitey Bulger thing. It exposes the incompetence and at times corruption of FBI agents. Quite a few FBI agents had expressed concerns that he was using the Top Echelon Confidential Asset program to advance his career. He knew too much about their poor internal controls. It's really a tragedy because he and the Colombo and other families destroyed so many lives and businesses. They helped sink NYC into the craphole that it has become.
Yes I agree 👍 he's very interesting
I agree, there could be a movie called.. Uhmm… let’s see… “Making Bad”.
'Groups are capable of being as moral and inteligent as the individuals who form them; a crowd is chaotic, has no purpose of its own, and is capable of anything except inteligent action and realistic thinking. Assembled in a crowd, people lose their powers of reasoning and their capacity for moral choice.”
- Aldous Huxley, Brave New World Revisited@@EtsySpellcaster-fy3sl
FBI would rather this chapter stay closed
His enemies said that even after death they will fear him. That says a lot
His voice is chilling
That’s a real man’s voice.
“I hit 7 of the Colombos during the war”
- Gianni Russo
Lol
"Can you believe thats nuts!"😂
“I shot Joe Columbo at the Italian rally and his body guard shot the black guy next to me !! 😁😁😄😄 , CRAZY HUH !?!
@@dailleztj 😂😂😂😂 good one
It's not fuckin' funny anymore you prick
Filmed just before he lost an eye in a shootout and got house arrest revoked.
3:45. Those eyes are death itself. He took pride in his work.
"A mob-controlled bagel shop." Never thought I would hear those words strung together in a sentence.
Just FYI for everyone - the hospital where he was infected with AIDS was Victory Memorial Hospital which is in the Dyker Heights section of Brooklyn... The doctor that administered the transfusion lost her medical license (she had a prior complaint as well where a patient accused her of sodomy while they were under some sort of anesthesia) and there was a settlement with Scarpa's family for $300,000 ... If you want to find the lawsuit online I believe you can
Accused HER of sodomy?🤔
Couldn’t happen to a more deserving scumbag.
I went to that hospital after a wreck on the belt Pkwy. I'm surprised I didn't die.
What a score, 300,000 dollars.
He didn’t want blood from the hospital, so he got blood from one of his crew who was an IV drug user. That’s is karma. And that’s how he got aids
I can feel this dudes energy through the screen man. Lol dark and intense
Lol he's a smart man he knew somebody was watching him in the vehicle 😂😂😂👌👌👌
Greg was no joke back in the days he had full grown men quaking in their boots.
He really said “I don’t care if they blow each other away it’s actually good” on camera these days he would have never gotten away with that lmao!
My thoughts exactly
He was right tho
There isn't anything, on Earth, that I will hide from or back up from.
-Greg Scarpa
+Mike Vino Easy to be tough when youre protected by the FBI
+Bascorasco I agree that FBI protection will embolden people but in the case of Scarpa he was a legit tough guy from the beginning. The FBI strategy at the time was to find a ruthless fella with an independent streak and turn him out by appealing to his violent impulses and selfish greed. They would then encourage him to run rampant on the inside, causing chaos and making the organization vulnerable from pressure within as well as pressure without.
+Mike Vino Agree with you, he was already a feared capo in the Colombo family before FBI had even approached him. all wiseguys used to call him 'The Grim Reaper' behind his back, you can just imagine what he must have done to earn that nickname.
black runners
True.
He was dead yesterday.
He is dead today.
And will be dead tomorrow.
Mike yeah but... Who wouldn't?
A "killer" with an FBI-"angel" on his shoulder protecting him and giving him details about the locations of his victims. Good one.
It's crazy this man in this condition was fighting in the columbo war during this interview
He was fighting with the crips too 😂
Yes I agree with Steven. I had heard about this interview but could never find it on the Internet. The 'Grim Reaper' was a fascinating character in the annals of American organised crime. Thank you to the people at this Tepacano Democratic Club. I hope there are more interesting pieces coming.
This guy was on another level
@@KakaOfTheRealMadrid wrong
@@KakaOfTheRealMadrid not alite
He was a rat!!
So much power and respect he could do an interview and nothing happens to him rat or no rat this man was feared
He had aids. I wouldn't want to get near him.
I'm sure the fact that he had aids had nothing to do with it. Or that he was a rat for the FBI.
Na aids had nothing to do with it. They could have used a car bomb or a nail bomb outside his house. They where afraid. Didn't they call the guy the grim reaper?
Karma did not fear him. AIDS did not fear him.
@@trissloan2340 You are a fool
They need to do a movie on this guy's life. Interesting, tough, old school kind of guy.
I believe that they are making a movie with sly Stallone as Gregory scarpa
@@andib29 I hope that's true. Sly definitely has the voice.
There's still plenty of mob stories to be told. Can't wait to see who the new crop of mob actors would be.
He murdered a woman
My opinion Greg’s story is way more interesting then gotti’s
“I have no problem with these folks blowing each other away. I think it’s good for us ultimately.” Wow
"This one's from Carmine."
Ebenezar I think he went across the Street for a cup of coffee or something!
Another thing made up by Lin delvecchio . He never said that. But it does sound cool
I saw him he had a suit case and everything and then he left
Lilo
Carmine Sr or Carmine Jr?
Even though he’s close to death your still afraid of him?
Until he’s in the ground and maybe after that. That just shows how feared he was 😳
One that would tell you that he is to be feared is Mary Bari who was friendly with him, if you could see her in spirit shebll tell " Yes you better fear him, he betrayed me and killed me"
I miss Harold Dow!! Always loved him! I miss seeing him doing interviews!
They forgot to mention he was also the father of the FINEST mafia princess I've ever seen.
She's Gorgeous!
Who is she?
@@ILikeExoticStuff The one and only Linda Scarpa.
Respect.
She is so cute. I love to hear her talk.
"I knew Greg Scarpa extremely well. How do you think he got AIDS?" - Gianni Russo
“Oh yea, I had a gangbang with Jane Fonda and a chimp back in 67 at the Copa….Sinatra watched. Apparently, Jane is immune AINT THAT CRAZY!”
His voice and his looks had a presence, imagine When he was healthy he was very well respected even by other mobsters.
Even though he was a long long long time informant.
@@gabevillarreal96 Yes... even. That doesn't change anything because half of them were informants. It depends on the amount and type of information they gave to the government. The one thing that stands out to me is almost all of these mafia bosses have really deep voices. They can be 5ft 5 and have the deepest voice you've ever heard.
@@mrt445 Not Paul Castellano and not Nicky Scarfo! Both had high pitch voices and Nicky was a feared psychopathic killer! Also Tommy Karate Pitera had a very high pitched voice. But Scarpa was deep and so was Gotti! Very deep voices.
@@gabevillarreal96 I was going to add that the ones with the deep voices tend to be the most respected because Castellano definitely was not. As for Scarfo I don't know too much about him so I don't know how much he was hated. Joey Lombardo also had a very deep voice and so does Joey Merlino. Also Meyer Lansky, not in the Mafia but he was heavily involved had a very deep voice also Vincent Gigante but it got slightly less deep as he aged.
@@mrt445 Very interesting for sure! Scarfo was more feared than respected! He'd kill kill kill to keep the fear alive and well. Tough tough guy because he'd fight anybody in a heartbeat even though he was 5'5 and 150lbs. But he'd still you quick then blow your brains out. He was a lunatic and a loose cannon.
I know Roy Demeo was a stone cold killer but he had an army of killers around him but Scarpa was a lone killer himself!!
Scarpa was one bad mothefucker !!!!!!!
Joe Pittman exactly
Very nice to see this finally! Thank you!
“I May allow myself to give this fellow a visit” sucks to be that guy
"this ones for carmine" as he plugged the guy with rounds to the head... total badass
Single shotgun blast.That was a surprise hit.Nicky Black, the victim of that hit ran the Ave. I grew up on.
Why do people think if someone shoots someone they're a "badass" . My 5 year old nephew could shoot me
Earlier this week he was arrested for wearing a track suit over the age of 60.
thats some cold shet, but funny.
This guy was scary beyond words
Linda Scarpa was a doll when she was young.
I've read of this interview before. Scarpa sounded like a bad ass despite his disease. I can only imagine what he was like before he got sick?
jpd782 I thought the same thing. definitely had some steel balls
+jpd782 he was a rat
+Mobetta Toon So that means he wasn't a lethal killer and someone not to f**k with? You sound like a moron.
+Mobetta Toon i agree with you. you dont sound like a moron. he was a snitch and that is that.
+Mobetta Toon One of the big pieces of information he gave the FBI was where Tony,"Ducks" Corallo did a lot of his meetings. It was in his Jaguar. So the FBI put a wire and that was it for Tony Ducks. No doubt Scarpa was feared and also there is no doubt he was in it for himself by being a rat. The FBI paid him, not as much as Ron Previte from Philly,but still he got paid and was it for the money and no honor in Cosa Nostra
Imagine Greg scarpa and Roy demeo in the same crew now that would be scary.
and purple aki
Larry Mazza told a story about Roy talking to Scarpa. He said, Roy has ALot of respect for Scarpa.
Roy demeo was afraid of him and that came from a witness
@@buddywilliams5650 apparently Roy was scared he said
SCARPA WAS ON A MUCH HIGHER LEVEL THAN DEMEO AND ALOT MORE SCARY
Holy crap that footage of him from 1:58 to 2:16 is pretty terrifying, it's like footage of a great white shark slowly menacing a boat
nail, meet head
@@ClaimClam Hey Meathead,,, check your spelling fifth grader,, what a MEAThead...lol
Still amazes me that he KNEW Mazza was laying pipe to his wife, but didn't kill him. The minds of psychopaths are unpredictable, I would have been scared EVERYDAY l
And how crazy it is, that he was taken out by a disease, not La Cosa Nostra
He must not have been fucking her otherwise Mazza would have had aids .
@@JSJS23 Not necessarily... Aids doesn't have a 100% transmission rate. You could fuck someone with aids 100 times and be fine. Definitely not recommended tho lmao.
he got AIDS much later on
@@JSJS23 Greg had 4 wives so he didn't mind
Can you imagine what it was like when Greg had that meeting with him?
If you want to talk about courage, Larry Maaza must’ve had oodles of it. lol
The Grim Reaper impressed me even more when I heard about his arrangement. Takes a solid man to keep his wife happy. As long as everyone understands the situation and abides, no problem.
If anyone found out about it, the Reaper told him, “i gotta kill the both of you “!
He’s the coolest mafioso hands down.
Crazy the man was an informant for over a decade, playing both sides,
Wasnt it closer ti 3 decades?
A decade?? Try 40 years
There were other mobsters that knew Scarpa was an informant, they were just too afraid to tell anyone...This madman was a stone cold killer/gangster, and truly just didn't give a f'k. Also...having the FBI working with him didn't hurt..
I remember seeing this original episode when it aired.. and it really marked the end of an era a short time after on how things used to be..when social clubs littered the street corners in Brooklyn, and wiseguys could still be seen hanging on the same street corners they did for 30yrs.. when wiseguys lived next door to each other on regular streets in Brooklyn.. after all this, and all the murders and indictments,wiseguys closed the social clubs, packed there bags and hightailed it out of dodge for safe suburban neighborhoods on long island, staten island, and parts of jersey to live incognito. Only to have chinese takeouts and Spanish bodegas take over there old haunts, clubs and stores..it marked the end of an era on how things used to be in the streets of NY
Same thing happened on Arthur Avenue in the Bronx. Social clubs and the old way was replaced by the Albanians as the Italians went to westchester and LI (the Bronx ones).
Yep
@@nybirdman I'll tell you though, Arthur Ave in the bronx may still be the last place you still see some open air action around
He killed a woman, this stuff is interesting but good riddance to all of them, the worst type of people.
That's crazy fr
That's one dark soul right there...
Outside of Roy Demeo, Scarpa was the most ruthless killer in the mob in the post-Murder Inc. era.
This man definitely killed more than 2 people. He had a hired limo driver to drive his daughter to school. He tried to force himself on Scarpa’s daughter and signed his own death warrant. Scarpa killed him.
They didn’t touch on the fact that Scarpa had been an informant for decades and some believe that’s why operated with impunity. Allegedly the FBI used flew him to Mississippi to do things to a suspect that they couldn’t to find out where the bodies of the activists were buried. His mistress went with him and done an interview about going to a motel in Mississippi and awaiting his return.
That Mississippi story is straight bull
@@waltersobchak7275 that’s actually true my friend
bro I had like a 5 page reply typed out but I'm not going to get into it if you think that a Yankee is going to come down here and tell any of these good old boys what to do you're sadly mistaken I don't care how big of a gun he had her how crazy he was for every single one of them Yankees that are like that there's about a hundred down here that are just as bad if not badder it doesn't work like that it's a nice footnote for a movie script but in real life it doesn't work like that you have to live here to understand. But I know the stereotype of southern people we need education fornicate with with relatives and all that we have racist statues and we're bigots. The whole whole scenario plays out good Northern SJW mobster teaches bad Southern Man about his ways. Like I said you have to live in the south to understand what I'm saying. Its 100% a shame what happened to them kids over there really is and it's not right. Whoever really did it deserves to pay with their life. People perpetuating this urban legend it kind of does an injustice to the families of the victims. Although a yankee his silk shirts and loafers absolutely did not come down here and straighten anything it doesn't work like that. But God bless you man I'm not attacking you I'm just venting. Mainly about the stereotypes and all the BS.
@@waltersobchak7275 calm down bro
@@chrishandsome4267 I don’t wanna hear your mouth have a seat right over there
I saw Greg Scarpa beat up Rocco Demeo back in the late 70’s. Rocco was supposedly the toughest guy in Essex County, but he never came back around after Greg was done with him. Greg stole his jacket too. 🧥
That's bullshit ..that was from the Soparonos ..
@@Robconnors7253 Nah ah it's a true story I was there.
I heard that too. He gave it to his buddy Tony. Then Tony gave it to some immigrant.
@Rob Connors That went right over your head 😂
IT'S THE JACKET!
wow.... the grim reaper himself. pure evil in those eyes
Move In-Silence ..it’s not Evil. It’s DETERMINATION
It's evil GTFO here. He even smiles like I've seen so many Serial Killers do over and over again. He took pleasure in killing.
Three his not a serial killer. his a untripanour!
@@regkray9872 and you like sausage mate lol
He is terrifying, he just looks evil
“He’s facing 2 murder charges…and a death sentence from Aids”
I really felt that 😢
One of the reasons why the mob doesn't have killers like this anymore is just there's so much surveillance going on. Its hard for these wise guys to make a hit when you have cameras on every corner and when everyone now has cell phones. Their golden days are long gone.
Unless they work for the FBI and have carte-blanche in the streets….
wow I had no idea he ever did a television interview. He went out and killed two more drug dealers, while on house arrest, after this interview. His son got ripped off so he made him and his friend jump in the car to exact revenge. He gets SHOT IN THE EYE, friend is killed in the backseat, he comes home and sits down to smoke a cigarette while waiting for the cops to come. A truly crazy mobster and rat.
+Niko G God damn I didn't know that. I read one of his books and knew he was literally insane but that's just crazy lol. Definitely a one of a kind in a sea full of crazy.
And he dripped aids blood everywhere. Gross.
He looks like a boss of all bosses in his thin looks.
District attorney saying he's OK with them blowing each other away but its a problem when civilians get hit then its a problem. This guy actually kept his job
Hes got a cold but charming grin, type of person if you're in front of that radiates evil where you cant feel comfortable
there isnt anything on this earth that i will back away or hind from!!
-Gregory Scarpa!
+Yessir Yessir except a proper transfusion. The irony of dying because of his own people is quite rich, racist prick he was.
How was he racist he killed 2 kkk members for the fbi lol
Why was he a rat then?
Call him what you will BUT he was a VERY TOUGH MF’er!!!!!!!!!
he had balls. nothing got him down
Nothing but AIDS
I heard he got Super Aids
"I dont have a problem with these people blowing each other away, I think its good for us." God I miss NY and New Yorkers
Its not like that any more. Its now really safe with a crime rate comparable to Norway.
@@commentcomment5693 lollllll...
That NYC of the 70s, 80s, and 90s is long gone, ever since the late 2000s, and early 2010s its been transplant after transplant moving here. They're even starting to take over Long Island, and North Jersey.
@@alexibarona5807 nyc has always been a city of “transplants”, but you’re right. That generation is almost gone, it’s sad.
@@commentcomment5693 you missed my point entirely
"Bad Blood," haha. You have to give it to those editors, they have a way with words.
Very understandable since he has nothing to lose. I hope I would never face this situation myself.
He was considered a scary guy by stone cold killers! Just look at those 👀
There’s an awesome book called “deal with devil” great book on scarpa
Patrick Doggett yeah il have a look at that you just reminded me
Nobody's got aids. I don't wanna hear that word again
Sopranos reference
Greg Scarpa kidnappped and tortured a kkk member in the Mississipi Burning case. Obviously the man was not a racist.
Great tracksuit also
He did it for the fed smart guy, and he was racist
@@trugrinder04 what is your argument for him being racist? Show me something he said or did that makes you think that
@@tresojos when he felt he was about to get blacks people blood in the blood transfusion he stopped it and made for it was from his white counterparts. What's karma for the biases is that his white buddy had the damn HIV
tresojos he refused African American blood because he thought blacks had HIV & wanted his Italian buddies to donate the blood instead....... Got HIV & guess why?
@@2twelvez thanks for letting me know
He was a cold blooded killer, the grim reaper.
God have mercy on us all. This just blows my mind.
Absolutely fearless one, toughest guy i ever seen.
Killerket he was an FBI informant
I bet you would of never say such thing in a million years to Greg's face if he was alive now.
why?what because he might kill you?kill him first then...
TheTerryTurbo123 no he was one of the few who would go on hits himself.
There was way tougher than him they just didn't expose themselves
So, there I was sitting in the tomb rolling a cigarette, and he sat up, he rose from the dead & asked me, should I appear to Mary 1st? I said to Jesus, yeah sure, why not?
- Gianni Russo
he had balls still, even if he was an informant.
When a gangster rats it’s hardly ever out of fear
When I think of a Mobster. This is who I think of.
A bad muthafucka. He killed a lot more than 2 & he ended up in a crazy shoot out & had 1 of his eyes shot out.
His eye was shot out and he simply put alcohol on and did not care. His son was doing 40 years and may have killed 20 people
TonY T.ReaLah fuck!
Hanzo indeed
The unknown guy is Larry Mazza, I bet cha 😂🤣
U think? 🤔
That’s what I think to lol,vlad tv !!!,
@@zakkhan6054 John Alite were associated with the Gambinos and Gene was associated with the Bonanno family. What would they have to do with the Colombos?
Michael franceze
It's disheartening that the government didn't step up during the Aids crisis and place an order for all donated blood to be screened. This didn't occur until way later and when health care professionals were making a lot of noise.
I was born in '79. In the mid eighties my mother received a letter from the Ministry of Health. My sister got hit by a car in 1980 - needed at blood transfusion. My mother has had many surgeries that required a blood transfusion - including around the time she was pregnant with me.
The letter from the Ministry of Health listed my mother's, sister's and my name and listed a timeline of blood transfusions given and stated we needed to go to this clinic on this day and time for a blood test.
You should have seen how many people were being screened. I was just a little girl at the time but I will never forget it.
My mother coming from a medical background - I remember asking her why didn't they test the blood first before giving it to people.
Anyways, I can't believe Greg Scrapa was one of the unfortunates. It wasn't a good time to be suffering from Aids back then. So much misunderstanding.
Thank Dr Fauci for that
You don't know a lot of the story, Angela. The hospital was going to give the gangster their own blood, which was already screened for AIDS. The gangster, thinking it would be safer than random hospital donor blood, knew his friends weren't gay and asked the hospital to use his friend's blood. The hospital followed the gangster's wishes and gave him his friend's blood, which happened to have aids. The deadbeat later sued the hospital, and the hospital settled.
Many men who had HIV or AIDS were killing themselves because they feared that if they told people that they had aids, people would think that they were gay.
Ain't no candy store gangster I'll tell you that much
😂
I guess this was before he got his eye shot out
"He ain't no candy-store Gangster." No, absolutely not.
His voice legit makes me shake, scary fucking dude
The grim reaper was a badass
Oh ya tell that to Roy Demao tuff guy
He's who the boogie man is afraid of!
Lucifer's Ist cousin 👿
John Muscles wow. That is very interesting. Hope greg jrs son is doing well.
If he was so tough then why couldn't he face a few years in jail? This guy was a coward..
I smell another iPhone warrior
He definitely wasn’t a coward.
got a look of Richie Aprille from sopranos,just saying.
Richie Bello ?
Andrew m ayyyyy, it's the jacket!
+MrNooshk It's the jackeeeehht.
i took it from Rocco
atown Ish ' he later died of diementia'
He reminds me of Arnold mixed with rambo while being a psychotic mafioso
I love how when he says "theres nothing on earth ill back up from" we all collectively believe him without a doubt
I swear to God I’m not related!
Who cares
Your the one that gave him aids
Sad you weren't their for your
pop pop..
Hahaha! XD :D Good one! :)
The premise "he used Aids as an excuse to kill" sounds so ridiculous.
Who here from Vlad?
Me lol