Both of those guys do not impress me one bit. they're not my style

Tommy Agro needs to be investigated.. he is an interesting figure.
How about Buddy Luongo?

Do Moe Dalitz, perhaps the most clever man in the history of organized crime

I don't there is enough available info on Longo for a bio. even a short one

I'd love a story on Toddo Aurello, Piney Armone and John Scalish.

Did you ever do a bio on the fat rat Joey Massino?

If you visit my site and type in Scalish, a ton of bios and their entire Pittsburgh history expo will pop up for you. Him and his men

I don't usually write about rats. fuck em

agree.. that's why Tommy Agro is perfect.

Cool thanks!!!!!! awesome

How about Lefty Guns Ruggiero or Tony Roach Rampino I find the guys with tough reps, solid guys but who for reasons (Lefty gambling/Roach Drugs) were never promoted or made big money but were COUNTED on to do the work. Anyone like those two I find interesting.

How about Punchy and Kid Blast? They were around 50 years

All those Lansky guys Jimmy Blue Eyes, Dino Cellini, Phil Kastel etc...

An article about Bobby Amuso (Vic's brother) would be interesting imo.

the New York journo 'mafia' (LOL) no balls just like I said

No one said the mafia wasnt into the R's either, just that the D's and the mob worked 100% together until RFK's time

now go make another "project" which is little more than you cut and pasting other peoples and wikipedia together and then trying to affiliate market it here

Everything you do is equivalent of dry snitching if you really want to flex the "I hate rats card".

posting names, dates, everything either glorifying the mob or ratting on them which is it

oh wait you want to be respected so you are a "journalist" a real reputable profession lol you probably live in jersey

Dry snitching on people already deceased lol. Keep going I wanna laugh some more.

Exactly DD. LOL......dead people! The feds will dig em up out of the ground and charge em.

This guy will make you laugh, because he IS a fucking clown face!

With only 46 posts in over two years, now we know why this numbskull doesn't post up more often. Because he's a jerk off who's got nothing construction to write about. Doesn't know 'shit from shinola' as the saying goes, and probably still lives in his mothers basement. (In Idaho no less), yet he wants to put down New Jersey. Lol, I come out of NYC unlike 'Tony-who-bombed' who probably is out milking cows about now, or jerking-off to porn in your mommy's house. His name is probably not even 'Tony.' He's probably a "Jethro" or "Joshua" or some other whacked out handle.

I got a challenge for you tough guy. Since you wanna join OC websites and are such a know it all, go write an OC article (anything at all) and lets see what YOU got? .... I'm sure it's not much at all. Let the forum critique you. "IF YOU HAVE THE BALLS" (as you like to say) LOL

How about J.B. Indelicato, I've seen the name thrown around for years but know nothing about the guy. I don't remember him being involved in any indictments.

Thats right GL. Very perceptive of you. JB Indelicato has been extremely close to the flame all his life, yet has ducked nearly every pitfall as best as I can tell.

Thats one guy thats been very lucky!

Can you do one on Vinny Basciano? The guy is a stand-up guy and serves his time with smiles. Same as Anthony Graziano, true Men of Honor. Anthony Spero was another one, stone cold gangster.

Basciano is alive and well although in the jug. I try not to do any living guys

That's understandable

Alfred E Smith was a democrat. Him and FDR ran for the Democratic nomination. Smith was a New York City native, grew up at the Fulton street fish market.

Keep up the good work pal...Enjoy reading your columns !!

How about Sammy Santora and Dominick Alongi?

NYMafia have you covered the Irish like the Westies, K&A Gang or Winter Hill?

I did do a storyline on The Arsenal Gang which was the original precursor to the Westies in NYC. Its on my site under 'friends of ours'

but never the others

I don't know that there's enough material out there on Santora. But Alongi may be a candidate.

You gotta remember fellas that I also gotta have a personal interest in doing a bio. If the subject matter doesn't really interest me then its a drudgery to research it.

But Cokie Dom Alongi may be an interesting guy. I always tried to pick the more obscure members and associates in order to pique readers interest (and my own). To be honest with you, when I write about most of these well known bosses its somewhat boring because sooo much info is out on them already its hard to dig up more and be 'singular' and new.

But the little known names and crews? Lol Thats where its at for me. Thats why I've done so many exposes on Upstate NY, and other far flung areas and little crews. To bring something new to the table.

In biographies alone I've researched and written over 405 subjects. And besides the better known bosses most of those have been on the lesser known guys. Likewise I've developed 13 'racket industry' exposes, written about 5 different gangland wars, and over 59 very extensive Family or regime and crew exposes.

I've got a few more still up my sleeve. But I gotta be honest, the well is starting to run a bit dry on subject matter. I've covered so much that there's not that much interesting stuff (IMO) left to do. LOL

ButtonGuys of The New York Mafia site has become a reliable encyclopedia on organized crime. But at some point it's gotta trickle off. Like everything else in life I guess.