A: Paul "the waiter" Ricca

Q: Organised the Apalachin meeting?

{A}Was it not vito genovese who wanted the
meeting?I think his motive was to get
the ok on the drug dealing and also get the ok
on killing carlo gambino?????


Q WHAT was the name of the bar-lounge
gambling joint in florida run by
dominick napolitano and donnie brascoe

A. King's Court.
Q. Which Don married his first cousin?

{A} Was it not carlo gambino?

{Q} Name the meat company started
by Paul Castallano and later given
to his son Paul jr.

A. Dial Poultry.
Q. Which Don married his first cousin? (Wasn't Gambino.)

paul castellano

Right, Done Pope! Now, how about posing a question?

OK I'll pose one instead!

Q: name 3 high-profile women Sam Giancana has been linked with.

Uhmm... Santo Trafficante, John Roselli and Jack Ruby.

Marylin Monroe, Judy Cambell, and Phyliss McGuire.


Q. This mob bosses daughter married Joe Valachi.

A: Gaetano Reina

Q: This "crazy b@st@rd" from Chicago used to enjoy torturing and killing his bosses enemies using an ice-pick

Mad Dog DeStephano.

This mob boss was replaced as head of one of the five NYC families because he was considered to be too close to the slain Salvatore Maranzano. He was eventually killed twenty years later.

Frank Scalise.
Q. This head of a longshoreman's union had a brother who was a Don (and who spelled his last name differently).

Was that Anthony Anastasia?

Q: was killed for wanting to 'hit' a prosecutor (which was against the rules of the mob in those days) in the 1930's

Dutch Shultz.
Q. Who was the prosecutor he wanted to whack?
(Note to Accardo: You're right, but Tony spelled his name "AnastasiO.")

Thomas A Dewey.

Al Capone sometimes went by this nickname(hint not scarface) what was the nickname? Bonus points what does it mean?

A. "Snorky" (means "elegant," supposedly).
Q. What business did he list on his business card?

A: furniture dealer

Q: Mob boss who was first to decree that the 'outfit' will have nothing to do with narcotics

If by "outfit" you mean the Chicago mob, it's your namesake.
Q. In the mid and late '80s, Rudy Giuliani, as US Attorney, brought RICO indictments against four of the five NY Dons. Which one wasn't indicted. Why?

Turnbull: Wrong it was his boss - Ricca!

A: Castellano because he was killed before the trials

Q: Who is the present boss of the Gambino crime family?

peter gotti

Accardo: Wrong, Castellano was indicted but didn't go to trial because he was killed.
My question stands: Which of the five Dons wasn't indicted in Giuliani's RICO blitz, and why wasn't he indicted?

So are we stuck on this question?

Ok, since it's more than 24 hours:
Vincent (Chin) Gigante was the only Don who wasn't indicted in 1985 in the Great Giuliani RICO Blitz. Two reasons: 1) Gigante had secretly taken over the Genovese Family in '81 after Fat Tony Salerno had a stroke, but the Feds still thought Salerno was in charge; 2) Gigante had started his "mentally incompetent" act.

New question: What was Joe Columbo's "legitimate" job?

the boss of the bonanno family at that time, he wasnt indicted because he didnt go to the meeting with all the dons

oops, nevermind

A: Real Estate Salesman


Q: In GFII Roth refers to the Lakeville Road boys. What real mob did this refer to?

He meant the Mayfield Road gang from Cleveland: Big Al Polizzi, Moe Dalitz, Sam Tucker and Morris Kleinman.
Q. Roth refers to "Eddie Levine of Newport." Who was the real-life equivalent?

Didn't think there was a real-life equivalent, that he was ficticious but could it have been Carlos Marcello?

No, not Marcello (although Marcello did business with Meyer Lansky, Roth's real-life equivalent). Any other guesses or answers about "Eddie Levine of Newport"?