You may have head Tom Papania's [papanier] "story" where he found
an unloaded gun, then held up the mob on 3? 4? occasions? That the GAMBINO crime
Family then came and said, "if it were not for your grandfather Joe The
Boss you would be dead"? And then he "joined" the GAMBINO Crime
Family and was "made a soldier" at 17? Besides the fact that no
soldier was ever made at 17, and that time lines, family birth and death records
and criminal records cannot support these false claims, Tom could not have been wooed by the
GAMBINO because The Joe The Boss Family were Genovese not Gambino.
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Ever Wanted To Know About The Mob:!
The
Bonanno Crime Family:
Men of Honor. Update: Family Boss dies.
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The
Colombos:
A Family at War
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The
Gambino Crime Family:
The Lion and the Fox. The story of the notorious
Gambino Crime Family.
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Genovese
Family:
Leader of the Pack. New Chapter in Part III about mob
boss Vincent Gigante.
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The
Kray Twins:
Britain's most notorious gangster brothers Reggie and
Ronnie Kray, includes the final updated chapter
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Lucchese
Crime Family:
Descent into Darkness. New Chapter in Part III about
mob boss Vincent Gigante.
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Carlos
Marcello:
New Orleans gangster linked to the assassinations of
John and Robert Kennedy
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Providence
Mob:
The story of the colorful Sopranos-like gangsters who
ran the Rhode Island Mafia.
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St.
Louis crime family:
The five major gangs that dominated the city during
the Prohibition Era metamorphosed into one crime organization in modern
times. Author Allan May traces the history of this Midwestern mob family. |
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Al
Capone:
[French
Version]
Chicago crime czar - Brilliant, brutal. Updated to include a photo gallery
and FBI Files on Al Capone.
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Mickey
Cohen:
A tough-guy in Hollywood befriends super-rich William
Randolph Hearst when daughter Patty is kidnapped by the African American
terrorist group, the Symbionese Liberation Army, and gets involved when
friend Johnny Stompanato is stabbed by movie star Lana Turner's daughter.
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"What're
You Gonna Do Now, Tough Guy?":
Murder, the Mob, and the Notorious Phrase That
Wouldn't Go Away.
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Roy
DeMeo:
Alleged executioner of some 200 people, his complex
life is described very differently by law enforcement, the criminals that
were his associates and the people in his family.
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Sam
Giancana:
Was this mobster responsible for Marilyn Monroe's
death?
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John
Gotti:
New and expanded feature story on the notorious Mafia
don at the end of his life. Includes latest update.
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Sammy
"The Bull" Gravano:
The mobster who squealed on John Gotti to save his own
skin. New chapter added.
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The
Kray Twins:
Britain's most notorious gangster brothers Reggie and
Ronnie Kray, includes the final updated chapter
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Meyer
Lansky:
Known as the "Mastermind of the Mob"
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Lucky
Luciano:
The first modern gangster executive
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Married
to the Mob:
Author Anthony Bruno looks at the lives of the
girlfriends and wives of the top crime bosses and compares them to the
popular Sopranos
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George
"Bugs" Moran:
The man for whom Capone arranged the St. Valentine's
Day Massacre
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Dion
O'Banion:
Colorful Irish gangster took on Capone
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Arnold
Rothstein:
The Dark Genius of The Mob
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Dutch
Schultz:
The "Beer Baron of the Bronx"
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Bugsy
Siegel:
Celebrity gangster takes the Mob to Hollywood and
Vegas
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Real
Life Sopranos:
Art imitates life. New Jersey mobsters are flattered
that they have become the role models for the hit television series.
Popular author Anthony Bruno looks at the real mob bosses and soldiers who
inspired the Sopranos characters, from Anthony "Gaspipe" Casso
to Anthony "Little *****" Russo.
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Robert
Trimbole:
From bankruptcy to millions, from race fixing to
murder, the story of "Aussie Bob" Trimbole, one of Australia's
most notorious gangsters.
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Joseph
Valachi:
The mobster who revealed some of the Mafia's best kept
secrets.
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