James Gandolfini got a phone call in the middle of the nightt the caller said, boss of the family does not wear shorts the phone disconnected so obviously they were watching the show.
Well a Don wouldn't wear shorts..but that never , ever happened . Just a rumor that went around bc Carmine Luprttasi told Tony Soprano that in an episode. Jimmie in dead and gone now , don't tell lies or speak I'll of the dead. Ok
I read the book it's very enjoyable and the interviews are as well. My issue is what did his work actually accomplish in the big picture. NJ family is still doing their thing with new faces and new names. Charlie is gone but the operations continue on without him.
Linden here. John Riggi lived on Henry street and Charles big ears majuri lived around the corner from him on ercama street. Majuri is the current boss as of 2020 but he moved to Clark NJ.
Louie dog Oliveira was made by John Riggi just like a lot of the other guys in the 80s so I don't know how he didn't do it the right way. passing a list of names around is no longer the right way after lists have been seized by the feds the past 3 decades
I wouldn't say that. Those guys nabbed up some medium sized fish and in the scheme of things those mafia families continued on without them like it never happened. These undercovers don't change the way the mob does things they just pick off some members and new ones fill the shoes right away.
@@doctorblue6375 I guess you get what you can under the Law. You do make a good point about how Cosa Nostra had people to fill in vacancies. I think that is why they were so successful for a long time. It seemed like when Irish criminals were brought to justice there wasn't someone immediately to take up the mantle.
@@vanmoody that doesn't seem to be the case anymore. The LCN members are usually guys over the 50 and 60. The more italian american communities were assimilated into american society, the more the mafia grows weaker because their recruting pool is getting empty day after day.
*52:07** She's obviously not very smart... crap questions. ("A Term that FL a neutral state for mobsters & crime scenes? A true valid?") I think she just wanted to talk and be noticed*
did John Riggi get whacked for bringing rats around like Fresolone or his own son in law? stango will be okay. hopefully more cautious and not letting greed take over again
@@BostonsF1nest wow, awesome! I can't find information about this one crime family. I'm having to put it together based on what's there. Which again, isn't much.
The past few bosses all lived here in Linden NJ along with the current boss as of 2020 Charles “big ears” Majuri. He lived by me on Ercama street for years but recently moved to Clark.
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Awesome Interview guy's!
Great listen, thanks!
James Gandolfini got a phone call in the middle of the nightt the caller said, boss of the family does not wear shorts the phone disconnected so obviously they were watching the show.
Well a Don wouldn't wear shorts..but that never , ever happened . Just a rumor that went around bc Carmine Luprttasi told Tony Soprano that in an episode. Jimmie in dead and gone now , don't tell lies or speak I'll of the dead. Ok
What a piece of work!! Ash
I read the book it's very enjoyable and the interviews are as well. My issue is what did his work actually accomplish in the big picture. NJ family is still doing their thing with new faces and new names. Charlie is gone but the operations continue on without him.
That's how all crime is at the end of the day.
Great show
THAT INTRO >>>>>>>
This guy can actually pass easily as a wiseguy.
He thinks he is..
He did.
great post
Hey Charlie, Mr. Clemente Defranco always said you were the best bullshit you’re the real
Great read..from Elizabeth area..fascinating
Linden here. John Riggi lived on Henry street and Charles big ears majuri lived around the corner from him on ercama street. Majuri is the current boss as of 2020 but he moved to Clark NJ.
By the way, Stango is a real man no worries, my friends
Decent intro tune but FIVE MINUTES...WHY?!? It was damn near enough to warrant a click on the back arrow to find something else to watch.
It's a common problem with Live Streams... they usually edit out the dead air and re-post later.
Thanks for the warning, you saved five minutes of my life. Good video.
You know you can fast forward
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Or it's called Fast Forward
This was fascinating, thanks for sharing
Louie dog Oliveira was made by John Riggi just like a lot of the other guys in the 80s so I don't know how he didn't do it the right way. passing a list of names around is no longer the right way after lists have been seized by the feds the past 3 decades
Guys like Rocco and Pistone are American heroes. They are guys who do what it takes to do right.
I wouldn't say that. Those guys nabbed up some medium sized fish and in the scheme of things those mafia families continued on without them like it never happened. These undercovers don't change the way the mob does things they just pick off some members and new ones fill the shoes right away.
@@doctorblue6375 I guess you get what you can under the Law. You do make a good point about how Cosa Nostra had people to fill in vacancies. I think that is why they were so successful for a long time. It seemed like when Irish criminals were brought to justice there wasn't someone immediately to take up the mantle.
@@vanmoody that doesn't seem to be the case anymore. The LCN members are usually guys over the 50 and 60. The more italian american communities were assimilated into american society, the more the mafia grows weaker because their recruting pool is getting empty day after day.
Heyyyy RoccO. Lol
*52:07** She's obviously not very smart... crap questions. ("A Term that FL a neutral state for mobsters & crime scenes? A true valid?") I think she just wanted to talk and be noticed*
She thought he wanted the mob he messed up the case as a cop on purpose to gain their confidence.. what a braindead moron.
Then wants to stand up there and ask 10stupid questions
Get Gianni Russo on here
He was actually best friends with John Riggi, would ya believe it?
Does Stango have to get whacked now when he gets out for bringing that cop into the associates?
did John Riggi get whacked for bringing rats around like Fresolone or his own son in law? stango will be okay. hopefully more cautious and not letting greed take over again
Donnie Brasco light
Awesome Interview with a real life hero. Read the book, it is an amazing book.
I wonder if he met Vincent Palermo, the real Tony Soprano?
No- Palermo was arrested and turned government witness in 1999. Giovanni infiltrated the family in 2013-2015.
@@BostonsF1nest wow, awesome!
I can't find information about this one crime family. I'm having to put it together based on what's there. Which again, isn't much.
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There’s a documentary about Vinny Oceans and the rest of the family
He was just a real rat. I wonder if he met any stand up guys that never folded.
@@ssherrierable perhaps someone that would be eager to let you know they did 20 years in the can? Without one peep.
The past few bosses all lived here in Linden NJ along with the current boss as of 2020 Charles “big ears” Majuri. He lived by me on Ercama street for years but recently moved to Clark.
big ears only had respect because of his father. pure nepotism.
Alite??
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