Inside The REAL Sopranos | Interview with Former FBI Agent Giovanni Rocco
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- The Original Gangsters Podcast brings you a special interview with former undercover FBI agent Giovanni Rocco. Giovanni first went undercover as an outlaw biker, who happened to be Italian. The Mafia in North Jersey was so impressed with him, they asked him to trade in his biker cut for a pinkie ring. As a result, Giovanni was dealing with higher ups in the DeCavalcante crime family, until the case ended in 2015. The DeCavalcante crime family was the inspiration for the Sopranos television show.
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Could someone from this channel explain why there’s ads less than three minutes apart and they’re not stopping. This is like a TH-cam record for ads. ? It’s too bad cause your content is above board. But the ads ?
Fucking ay. It's incredible annoying.
Great stuff as always guys I'm never disappointed everytime I tune into u guys' channel!!
You guy's are criminally underrated! Pun intended.
Constructive feedback. Hosts talk less .... and listen to the Guest talk more.
Yeah blah blah blah...
They don’t do constructive feedback but I agree
Always a pleasure gentleman. Keep on keeping on. Nothing happens overnight.
The Cop he's referring to is George Weingartner. He was the driver when Di Gilio got whacked.
The actual triggerman was Louis Auricchio.
He died a couple of years ago after having been released in 2010.
How about less intrusive adds. Wtf
Seeiously, less commercials. It screws up the flow of the podcast.
How u think they get paid mo?.. lmao
@@josephmaleckiHo does less add heavy podcast get money, lmao, clown.
It must be much more difficult being a undercover agent these days with smart phones and social media. It was much easier to create people back in the day. After listening to joe pistones book he was lucky he wasn’t killed even in the late 70s
Yeah especially when he's like yeahhhh I grew up in the neighborhood, I went a different way. So Noone from the neighborhood remembered him?!
He got very lucky indeed
when are you getting Giovanni back on the show?
Awesome interview! 💯
Wow this is great, I saw Giovanni on the Real Sopranos documentary
Appreciate the content and I'm from Newark NJ. Great interview love the podcast.
Thanks for listening
Wow that story was nuts about the soccer tourney
These last two ads were only four minutes apart from the last one.
Excellent interview. Seems like an undercover of this caliber must be an adrenaline junkie. No insult it's just crazy work. 👍
You should of asked if he met Frank guaracci
"cowboys and Indians I always wanted to be a good guy, so I was a cowboy"
I don't think that's how it worked 😂
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Jimmy B is now the SGT of arms, for the Breed MC, out of Bristol Pa Breed 4ever 4ever Breed...
😃
I thought the BREED was dissolved?
Charlie Stango recently got out of prison. Do you think he’s been put on the shelf for bringing this guy into the mob circle??
Always a Possibility 🤷♂💯, Some people might feel some kind of way about it, Similar to how when Donnie Brasco was Outed as an FBI Agent the Ppl who brought him around like Tony Mirra/Sonny Black were Held Accountable, In Modern times there's a 1000 Informant's & Covert CI's on the Streets so have to sit back & wait and see if hear anything bout it.
Doubtful. The DeCavs need all the help they can get. What purpose would it serve them shelving someone when they’re already on life support? He’s probably more aware of the feds now than anyone else in the family after this happened anyways
Probably not Stango is a powerhouse … some guys might use it against him ..
Why the hell ia there ads every three minutes literally. F. Ck this
Seems odd he felt he could stay in the same town after the arrests.
Felt odd he could do it while the investigation was going on lol
Tbh 💯, Even if an Officer/Someone in Law Enforcement Changes up his Appearance and takes on a New Investigative Case Always Pondered this some criminals are Sharp they can look at you for 20 seconds and cut through you better than a Surgeon "Don't I know you from Somewhere? 🤔" would seem if while Investigating say a Drug Ring for example but you Busted an MC Club awhile back your Bound to Bump into each other especially if in Same town🤷♂, Idk how Law Enforcement does it they must have Nerves of Steel cause any Person would be Wondering "Oh Shit there's that Guy that I Popped 2 Months ago, I Hope he does not ID Me" .
Ill never understand why anyone believes the FBI's version on anything. Taking a criminals word is one thing but taking a feds word at face value is frankly insane.
How come nobody ever mention Frank Guerraci when talking about the decalves. He was acting boss for awhile at this time
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He's not accurate about the 16's and LCN. Thats not factual at all
Sopranos were not based on any particular family
Lol not true at all, that’s what David Chase said. But it’s a complete lie. Don’t be so naive. It is absolutely based on the NJ family and many many real life events were portrayed in the show… Il give you just one example. Vito being killed for being gay, that is based on a real event. Look It up
Scott have you seen your buddy Jackie the kid with tocco meeting at the diner every week still?
Nerds interviewing a nerd with a badge
The cowboys were the bad guys btw
Wash your face Giovanni!
So he wanted to grow up and be a snitch and fool people into believing he was something he is not to set them up and pinch them. Great guy. 👎
Fight crime.
Saving peeps with sociopathic tendencies from themselves & others before they inevitably die or end up in jail anyway. Someone's gotta do it. Some things crims/gangsters do shouldn't be policed for the sake of civil liberty (gambling, drugs) but other shit (violence, deception etc.) that is committed for the sake of enforcing those businesses just ain't cool.
Dirtbag at the highest form fcking weirdo you can do anything in the world you choose to destroy peoples lives a rapist murderer child predator need to go but any1 else trying to feed there family godbless Fck the narcs of all sorts
😂😂😂😂u couldn’t say it no better #chicago #ESS
Who says cowboys are good guys and Indians are bad guys. That’s a terrible analogy to use when land was stolen from Indians.
True Indians were done so Wrong 💯, Indians just fought for what was their's, Indians have been Massively Screwed over Geographically.
@@Frosty98206 They should have killed the white devils as soon as they landed. I bet they regret it now
Lol wow taking talk a bit seriously at?
@@BigChooch8787 just speaking politically correct.
They weren't the first ones here. The Vikings were. 500 years before Columbus tried.)
The Paleo-American Asian Nomads thereafter.
But if you think the "Cowboys." Were bad, you should research what the warring Indian tribes did to eachother.
Cowboys weren't heroes. The Indian ,s were
The Soprano's were based on the deCavalcanti Family geographically - north NJ - and in their relation with the 5 Families of New York. However, it has also been said that Tony Soprano was based a bit on Roy DeMeo, minus the serial killer part, since he was living an otherwise normal upper middle class family life in a prosperous suburb, and the Vito character was obviously based on Vito Arena of the DeMeo crew.
God should give me a chance for once