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Re: Gotti Jr Ever Close To Being Whacked??
[Re: Giacomo_Vacari]
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04/30/19 04:09 AM
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Moe_Tilden
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Thank you MG. The mid 1990s were not that kind to John Gotti Jr, almost suprised he is still alive today. Almost. His father still had friends and loyalists on the street that actually shielded him from dangers, but he was no negotiator. Which is ironic as he portrays himself as an intellectual whenever he's on TV lionising his dad.
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Re: Gotti Jr Ever Close To Being Whacked??
[Re: Moe_Tilden]
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04/30/19 12:54 PM
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Stubbs
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Thank you MG. The mid 1990s were not that kind to John Gotti Jr, almost suprised he is still alive today. Almost. His father still had friends and loyalists on the street that actually shielded him from dangers, but he was no negotiator. Which is ironic as he portrays himself as an intellectual whenever he's on TV lionising his dad. Same thing with Junior Gotti as with Bill Bonanno: I'm sure he was a nice and likable guy in real life if you see them on the street, well spoken, etc. But, at the same time not a true street guy and without his dad (and his dad's supporters) a bit of a pushover. Okay, maybe Junior wasn't a complete pushover and maybe Junior could've been a decent boss one day, the problem was his dad made him a capo at like 26 and "acting boss" at like 28. His dad basically set him up for failure.
"It wasn't very good parsley to begin with, and then the cat went and peed on it." -Sicilian proverb
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Re: Gotti Jr Ever Close To Being Whacked??
[Re: Stubbs]
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04/30/19 01:39 PM
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JCrusher
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Thank you MG. The mid 1990s were not that kind to John Gotti Jr, almost suprised he is still alive today. Almost. His father still had friends and loyalists on the street that actually shielded him from dangers, but he was no negotiator. Which is ironic as he portrays himself as an intellectual whenever he's on TV lionising his dad. Same thing with Junior Gotti as with Bill Bonanno: I'm sure he was a nice and likable guy in real life if you see them on the street, well spoken, etc. But, at the same time not a true street guy and without his dad (and his dad's supporters) a bit of a pushover. Okay, maybe Junior wasn't a complete pushover and maybe Junior could've been a decent boss one day, the problem was his dad made him a capo at like 26 and "acting boss" at like 28. His dad basically set him up for failure. I wouldnt compare bill bonanno and junior. True they were both were a result of nepotism BUT Bill wasnt a street guy. Junior was a musclehead whot got involved in tons of fights and killings.
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