mobsters greg scarpa link

http://www.putlocker.com/file/D624E997C094F433#

youtube keep removing it

could someone start taping these episodes again in USA and upload them alot of this stuff hard to find now with youtube & biograpghy removing the episodes

Thursday, February 14 @ 7:00PMWhitey Bulger
Thursday, February 14 @ 8:00PMHenry Hill.
Thursday, February 14 @ 9:00PMThe Iceman: Richard Kuklinski
Friday, February 15 @ 12:00AMHenry Hill.

Thanks for scarpa link

Couple of links i ive posted on

http://www.1channel.ch/watch-2028843-Mobsters

could someone start taping these episodes there impossible to get online... requested by a few members

http://www.biography.com/tv/gangsters-americas-most-evil

Thursday, February 21 @ 10:00PMMachine Gun Johnny: Johnny Eng
Thursday, February 21 @ 11:00PMThe Ultimate Outlaw: Harry "Taco" Bowman
Friday, February 22 @ 2:00AMMachine Gun Johnny: Johnny Eng
Friday, February 22 @ 3:00AMThe Ultimate Outlaw: Harry "Taco" Bowman

Any new "mobsters" episodes on the bio channel coming up? If so who are they on??

Thanx megadon your woik has not gone by wit being unnoticed. Saluti

no problem i have loads of them stored on my sky-tv box but dont know how to get them off

ok found out how people transfer vids from there hard drives and satelitte boxs u need this usb adaptor which you can get cheap ones for $5 or more...



http://www.amazon.co.uk/Easy-Capture-Ada...APTURE++ADAPTER

There's a few on YouTube but the only 2 I want to see so bad aren't so I wait for them to come on TV on a channel called ''more 4'' in the UK. Sadly they haven't in fact im sure they've shown the Gotti one like 3 weeks running now aha. Id love to see the Burke one and the Tommy Karate one also but they seem hard to come across.

When are they on More4, i had no idea lol?

Haha the channel ''yesterday'' not more 4 sorry about that.

I know it doesn't really count, but Raging Bull is on NBC Sports from 9-11:45 & 11:45-2:30 AM. It says it is rated R so I think it might be uncut. With the unusual timeslot, it might be commercial-free, but maybe it starts at 11:45 just because it's the full version. Idk, but I don't think it is on TV very often.

Inside the american mob national geographic sundays

National Geographic goes 'Inside' New York's 'Five Families'
By MICHAEL STARR
July 23, 2013


If timing is everything, Nat Geo’s new series, “Inside the American Mob,” is a ticking metronome.

Over the past month, the death of James Gandolfini, who played North Jersey mobster Tony Soprano in “The Sopranos” — coupled with the ongoing, headline-grabbing trial of Boston mobster James “Whitey” Bulger — has brewed a perfect storm of interest for Nat Geo’s six-part series (premiering Sunday night).

“I think it’s probably both of those things,” says series executive producer Banks Tarver. “People are interested in this world, and even the passing of [Gandolfini] may register in their minds. And the Whitey Bulger trial has certainly taken on a life of its own — and people are talking about it.”

Bulger, though, isn’t the focus of “Inside the American Mob,” which documents the criminal history of New York’s infamous “Five Families” (Gambino, Lucchese, Bonanno, Genovese and Colombo), with 1974 as its jumping-off point.

“It’s not a deep, long look back at the far past, although we do reference people like Lucky Luciano when introducing the concept of ‘The Commission’ and how it operated in the early ’70s,” Tarver says. “The mid-’70s are often referred to as the ‘Golden Age’ of the American mob, which was extraordinarily successful in making lots of money with little obvious concern about law enforcement getting in its way.

“They felt they could do almost anything, and the idea of ‘Omerta’ [a code of honor] and keeping quiet was a very effective tool,” he says. “Law enforcement didn’t know as much [then] about how the mob worked, and with ‘The Godfather’ movies coming out around that time, there was a sense that the mob was untouchable.

“I think it was such a big, dramatic story in New York that it made sense to set [the series] there,” he says. It felt like a grand, sweeping narrative, starting with the ‘Golden Age’ to the present — and that saga happens most dramatically in New York.

“Each episode tells part of a bigger story. People tend to talk about the ‘Five Families’ like a monolith but, in fact, they’re very different,” Tarver says. “We gave special attention to each ‘family’ and focus on their histories; each of them have moments when they’re more in a ‘command’ role. When one family gets beaten up by law enforcement that, in turn, gives another family the chance to do well — while giving that first family a chance to recover and get stronger.

“So you’re able to see the ups and downs of the mob in New York.”

Tarver also describes the series as having an “Upstairs, Downstairs”-type feel since both real-life mobsters and the FBI agents who busted them — in addition to informants — share their on-camera recollections.

“We found key people to put on camera, focusing on very personal and intimate stories,” he says. “We’re able to tell the Big Picture from key moments . . . where, in each instance, we can step inside the bigger stories and get a very personal point-of-view.”

And, Tarver says, “Inside the American Mob” will track organized crime’s ultimate decline. “Law enforcement was more clued-in and did a better job of tackling the mob. They were armed with better technology and laws and there was a willingness on the part of high command to go after the mob in a serious way,” he says. “And the traditions within the mob started to break down over time, including ‘Omerta’ and the idea of not ‘flipping.’”

(Think Sammy “The Bull” Gravano ratting on John Gotti.)

“People started stepping away from that code — which made it easier for law enforcement to infiltrate and attack the mob."

http://www.nypost.com/p/entertainment/tv/mob_mentality_MRQ6NPY6Caox5BRXvhHHUK

Obviously a lot of review but still looks good and well made, with just about everybody being interviewed. Covers each of the 5 NY families individually, among other things. Some clips below...

http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/channel/inside-the-american-mob/

The Definitive Guide to the Mob The Definitive Guide to the Mob
History Channel, SUN DECEMBER 1, 4:00 PM

What is life really like in the American mafia? How do you get in, get made and make money? What happens when you get in too deep? This two-hour special takes viewers on a step-by-step journey through the world's most famous criminal organization as lived by one of its most notorious members. It will answer all these questions and more by turning to the ultimate authority: former Colombo family captain Michael Franzese.
TV14 V

DOes anybody know where to get those bio/mobsters stuff in HD?? All i can find to buy is that DVDs, but there are some mobsters HD series out on youtube(al capone, murder inc), is that from the DVD or just the captured HD signal from TV?

Mobster ever coming back for another series? Also which mobsters would you like to see in further episodes ? I think it'd be really cool if they started making some about the guys in Naples ...

@DonMega for example Carlo Gambino, never saw a high-level full documentary about him. I wish i could find more episodes in High quality..

Yeah Carlo gambino would be a good episode, he was one of the most respected boss's , mob in Italy id like to know more about never really read or looked into it , I say they got plenty of members the could do it on too

The story of Jimmy Hoffa is a tangled tale with tentacles that stretch from Cuba to Northeastern Pennsylvania, Detroit to Las Vegas.
His disappearance is one of the most famous missing-persons cases in history.
But new light is shed on the old mystery in an episode of “History Detectives Special Investigations,” “Who Killed Jimmy Hoffa?” scheduled to air at 9 p.m. Tuesday, July 22 on PBS affiliates including WVIA.
Hoffa, the former head of the Teamsters union, apparently vanished from the face of the earth on July 30, 1975. No trace of him has ever come to light.
The History Detectives’ investigation focuses on who killed Hoffa and why.

The who is most likely hit man Frank Sheeran, who did so at the directive of Kingston-based mafia boss Russell Bufalino, according to some experts.
But why?
Hoffa knew too much. And he was starting to talk about it, the experts say.

http://citizensvoice.com/news/history-detectives-who-killed-jimmy-hoffa-1.1718685

Contacted primewire.ag to add this to there site other day

They added it, and people posted the whole series with English subs,
Even though they there only broadcasting the English Sub version on sky Atlantic
for two weeks now lol

Here the link for anyone looking to watch it,

http://www.primewire.ag/watch-2748423-Gomorra

And the imdb page on the show

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt2049116/

Is this worth watching Mega?

Yeah is a great series subtitles are ok to

Gotta wait til 2016 for season 2, now that HBO have sponsored it
It might get done quicker

New mafia docu The Mafia With Trevor McDonald Part One

http://movie900.com/the-mafia-with-trevor-mcdonald-part-one-hdtv-x264-ftp/

Making of The Mob: New York to premiere on AMC in June
A new eight part docu-drama mini series narrated by Ray Liotta that chronicles the history of the original five families of the New York Mafia. The series will take viewers all way back to 1905 and cover a span of 50 years tracing the rise of the American Mafia and many of its legendary mobsters. According to AMC the show will feature archival footage, in depth interviews, dramatic scenes, and groundbreaking VFX.

Giggidy.

Both them shows sound good

Making of The Mob: New York Premieres Monday June 15

make its premiere on Monday June 15th on AMC at 10/9c. The eight part mini series is a docu-drama which chronicles the history of the New York Mafia and its original five families

can somebody fix this ? can't wait to see it