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Re: Philip "Crazy Phil" Leonetti
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02/13/14 06:12 PM
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Hey DiLorenzo, I know where Leonetti and his wife live in California. They live about 30 minutes from me. They own a few apartment buildings and a few single family homes which he and his wife collect rent for. I would guess the money him and his wife collect in rent along with Phil's TV appearances and his book, they do pretty well. If I remember correctly I think he stole money from his Uncle before he went into the program which he invested out here. He is an opportunistic asshole for sure, but you got to hand it to him he did come out on top.
You say share my life, and I think share my tequila. And then I think.... no.-Principal Lewis
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Re: Philip "Crazy Phil" Leonetti
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02/13/14 08:30 PM
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You should try and get a picture of him. I wonder what he looks like? I read he had plastic surgery and looks ugly.
What's people's opinion on Phil marrying Marie the girlfriend of Vince Falcone?
I think its a weird setup because obviously she liked Vince Falcone at one point and then to find out her new boyfriend and eventual husband Phil killed him must have caused her some pain and suffering? If not I have to say it sounds like some perverted romance. I saw a picture of him on the net he gained a lot of weight. I have to find the picture. That whole situation with Falcone's wife is crazy. Phil kills him and then he gets the girl lol. I'm sure she knows now especially because of his book but I'm dying to no how she felt when she first found out.
"My uncle(Nicky Scarfo) always told me, you have to use your brains in this thing, and you always have to use the gun." -"crazy" Phil Leonetti-
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Re: Philip "Crazy Phil" Leonetti
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02/13/14 10:19 PM
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Phils wife that he calls (Maria) is the one that got some of money out of the apartment i was right next to her walking up georgia ave she walked in Angeloni's walked up to the bar, waved her sister over and said Phil just flipped right there just like that. she had two large shoe box size boxes opened one right there.There was me and her and two people across the bar.Her sister looks at me she repeated it and asked me if i had any money that i could give her.I did, not a lot .The money was wrapped.. That was the last time i ever seen her. But it was no million dollars.. someone else got that... Interesting. Thank you
"My uncle(Nicky Scarfo) always told me, you have to use your brains in this thing, and you always have to use the gun." -"crazy" Phil Leonetti-
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Re: Philip "Crazy Phil" Leonetti
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I also think Jason Cerbone (I think that is his name) the guy who plays Giacomo "Jackie Junior" Aprile in The Soprano's would be a great actor to play Philip Leonetti in a film if someone (Scorsese lol) made one of about Phil and the Scarfo mob. This kid has the look and even sounds like Phil a little bit. I just hope if they did produce a film it's made in the same way Goodfellas was instead of this new modern day crap they use it looks cheap. I also thought the great Frankie Vali could have played Nicky Scarfo. When Frankie played Rusty in the Sopranos he had his hair just like Scarfo I said "My god this guy looks like Nicky" lol Wow he would be perfect for that role. Very good observation on that.
"My uncle(Nicky Scarfo) always told me, you have to use your brains in this thing, and you always have to use the gun." -"crazy" Phil Leonetti-
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Re: Philip "Crazy Phil" Leonetti
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I guess after Nicky and them guys there was no one really left. The Genovese Family were hit hard with Bobby Manna and some of them guys being hit with indictments and they probably washed their hands with Nicky's blood spilling. Gotti who wanted to rule the whole Commission saw it as a golden opportunity because he was able to get Stanfa (Gambino loyalist) installed as the number one. Like I say I don't think the Genovese guys could be bothered with the attention they would have gotten if they stuck around to sort out the mess. From history the Genovese Family are low key and the situation in Philly was a nightmare with so many guys flipping. That's when cheerleader Ralph Natale offered encouragement to Joey, and from bits of information might have reached out to some Genovese guys in prison and offered to hand Philly's support to them if they backed him and Joey taking over the Family.
I guess whatever you say about Joey at least (up to now) he hasn't flipped. He did the crimes and paid the price, not many guys do that in the modern day La Cosa Nostra, even if the sentences are a few years, its easier to flip then rot in prison while your family struggles.
What amazes me about the Philly Family and many other Families is that they don't seem to learn from their mistakes. They still talk in risky places and deal with people who might be a rat (Ron Previte comes to mind).
Today however the FBI and law enforcement in general is to sophisticated. They are to much stealthy today then they were in the past were they wanted the mobsters to know they were under investigation, so they could shake up the hornets nest. Whatever new generation tech the FBI have today is probably mind blowing.
Then using the Philly Family as an example they seem to be riddled with informants. but that goes for the other Families as well--top to bottom informants lurk and feed law enforcement with information.
That's why the experts refer to the mob's golden era before RICO came along because they were always two steps ahead of the Government.
Enter the RICO law and forget about it, that was the end for the mob and many other ethnic organized crime groups, the only reason we here more about La Cosa Nostra is because its a brand name in the annuals of organized crime in America, and it makes the better headlines.
For example take the Chinese gangster (no disrespect) to them but they look boring and have really no personality with names hard to pronounce. Then you hit in the face by guys like "Peter Killer", "Handsome Jack", "Big Tuna", "Nick The Nose", "Sally no Balls", and so on.
I will stop since I have gone off the subject completely lol
anymore stories you can share Serp would be great.
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