Angelo has always been a popular and very traditional first name for Italian parents to name their child. Especially dating back several generations ago.

The name, quite literally, translates to “Angel” — or, the angelic one. Of course, when it comes to mafiosi, that translation can sometimes be a hard one to swallow. Lol.

Nonetheless, the following seven mafiosi did indeed each have Angelo as their first name, as their baptismal name.

These seven hoodlums came from seven separate Mafia Families.

Your job? — “Should you choose to accept it” — is to identify the true first and last name of each mafiosi, then match the (letter) of their nickname, to the corresponding (number) of the Family or city they were affiliated with.

A) Shorty
B) The Hook
C) Little Angie
D) Barrels
E) Cockeyed Ange
F) Jilly
G) Angelo S.

1) Bonanno
2) Chicago
3) Colombo
4) Detroit
5) Gambino
6) Genovese
7) Lucchese

B-2- Angelo ( The Hook) LaPietra - Chicago Outfit Consigliere-Capo 26th Street Crew Chinatown
C-6 Angelo (Little Angie) Tuminaro - Genovese Soldier - Heroin Kingpin in The French Connection
D-4 - Angelo (Barrels) Lombardi- Detroit Mob Soldier
E-5 - Angelo ( Cockeyed Angie) Mascia - Gambino Capo
F-3 - Angelo (Jilly) Greca - Colombo Soldier - Whacked for Bringing in Joe Pistone AKA Donnie Brasco
G-7 - Angelo (Angelo S) Sepe- Lucchese Associate

Don’t Know any SHORTYS in the Bonanno only one who Comes Close is Smitty D’Angelo if that was the Answer for that one it must’ve been a Trick Question LOL

You nailed 5 of these guys like you were swatting flies! Lol. Great job. The only one that was incorrect was Angelo Sepe, which was actually G-1, or Angelo “Angelo S” Salvo (Bonanno)

That messed you up for the last guy, because you were thinking Bonanno, when you should have been thinking Lucchese.

A-7 was Angelo “Shorty” DePalo (Lucchese)


Looks like this challenge's goose is cooked....So onward and forward to the next.