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Re: 17 arrests between Palermo and New York
[Re: Malavita]
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11/09/23 05:13 PM
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So if i understand it correctly, Joe Lanni is the capo of the old 18th street crew (which was ran by Franck Cali then Lorenzo Mannino who was promoted to Underboss) and all the Gambino made guys arrested in the sweep are in this Crew ? Half correct. Joe Lanni runs the 18th Ave crew but Frank Cali never did. Frank Cali ran the old John D'Amico crew and Ernie Grillo now has that.
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Re: 17 arrests between Palermo and New York
[Re: Hollander]
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11/09/23 05:55 PM
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Joseph Lanni's wife (pictured right, with her daughter) burst out crying when her husband - known by nicknames 'Joe Brooklyn,' and 'Mommino' - was remanded. He blew her a kiss from behind the bench US-based Sicilian Mafia members Vito Rappa, 46, and Francesco Vicari, 46 - who is known as 'Uncle Ciccio' (pictured) - as well as Robert Brooke and Vincent Minsquero, 36, known as 'Vinny Slick' were granted release on $1million bond but stayed for 24 hours so the government can appeal. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ion-bring-alleged-criminals-justice.html
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Re: 17 arrests between Palermo and New York
[Re: Hollander]
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11/10/23 04:52 AM
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So let me get this straight, ok...
The FBI just raided the homes of these fellas, yanked them out of their homes in front of their wives and children, and hauled them off to jail to face serious charges. But you two numbskulls feel their wives and kids didn't dress "properly" or up to your standards?
As these same family members scrambled to get dressed, notify others of what just happened to their husbands and fathers, make multiple phone calls trying to reach defense lawyers and bail bondsmen, and then rushed off to the lockup and courthouse while simultaneously trying to gather up enough funds in hopes of getting a possible bail package for their loved ones???
All while they were beside themselves crying and very emotional, no doubt? - But you think they should have been concerned with color coordinating their outfits and making sure they dressed nicely for the cameras and for guys like you?
I wanna know one thing, ok?...Is it just sheer ignorance that makes you think and speak this way, or are the two of you complete lunatics? Lol. What the fuck is going on here?
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Re: 17 arrests between Palermo and New York
[Re: NYMafia]
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11/10/23 06:35 AM
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So let me get this straight, ok...
The FBI just raided the homes of these fellas, yanked them out of their homes in front of their wives and children, and hauled them off to jail to face serious charges. But you two numbskulls feel their wives and kids didn't dress "properly" or up to your standards?
As these same family members scrambled to get dressed, notify others of what just happened to their husbands and fathers, make multiple phone calls trying to reach defense lawyers and bail bondsmen, and then rushed off to the lockup and courthouse while simultaneously trying to gather up enough funds in hopes of getting a possible bail package for their loved ones???
All while they were beside themselves crying and very emotional, no doubt? - But you think they should have been concerned with color coordinating their outfits and making sure they dressed nicely for the cameras and for guys like you?
I wanna know one thing, ok?...Is it just sheer ignorance that makes you think and speak this way, or are the two of you complete lunatics? Lol. What the fuck is going on here? I could not have said it better myself. Some of the comments are so ridiculous and lacking in intelligence that I almost don't wanna post here
But you had to play it cool, had to do it your way Had to be a fool, had to throw it all away
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Re: 17 arrests between Palermo and New York
[Re: Liggio]
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11/10/23 08:40 AM
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since when did we start giving a fuck about how their women dressed? Since when 'we' started giving a f*ck about how anyone dresses? Wear whatever you are comfortable with. But that seems not to be the case on organized crime forum, since on every thread we have comments like "shame what they are wearing" and so on.
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Re: 17 arrests between Palermo and New York
[Re: Liggio]
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11/10/23 09:10 AM
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Because mobsters are held to a higher standard for many people. If someone is wearing all designer clothes, he is usually not wealthy, he is just trying to look like he is. It's a widely popular opinion that they should dress at least decent, just because it's not your opinion doesn't mean it's not a popular one. As CleanBandit said, they are man of honor and are respected worldwide, they should dress decent, just in case we forget they are thugs and criminals. I am on these forums for 10+ years and i see ~5 people talking about what mobsters should wear and thats only on this forum.
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Re: 17 arrests between Palermo and New York
[Re: Strax]
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11/10/23 09:26 AM
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Because mobsters are held to a higher standard for many people. If someone is wearing all designer clothes, he is usually not wealthy, he is just trying to look like he is. It's a widely popular opinion that they should dress at least decent, just because it's not your opinion doesn't mean it's not a popular one. As CleanBandit said, they are man of honor and are respected worldwide, they should dress decent, just in case we forget they are thugs and criminals. I am on these forums for 10+ years and i see ~5 people talking about what mobsters should wear and thats only on this forum. The people are only ever Liggio and Rushstreet. Pretty sure they share the same 3 brain cells 
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Re: 17 arrests between Palermo and New York
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11/10/23 10:08 AM
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But while we're on the subject, why is it that we can freely discuss everything else mob-related but not fashion? You can freely discuss whatever you want, its just that people are not really into what criminals and thugs should wear and that conversations keep going on and ruining every thread, filling it with useless information. Maybe we should start sub-forum "mafia fashion" and even "mafia diets" , its outrageous what they are eating , Gambino should go and become first vegan organized crime family in US imo. Genovese should def get into electric cars , renewable energy you know , give benefits to members who want to go electric and by 2030 have all members drive electric cars.
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Re: 17 arrests between Palermo and New York
[Re: Hollander]
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11/10/23 10:23 AM
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Vito Rappa, son of Francesco, was already indicted in 2007 by the Brooklyn Prosecutor's Office in a raid against the Gambinos. In the reconstruction of the police and the magistrates, the old Rappa continued to act as a mafia boss, especially through a couple of lieutenants. One of these, the sixty-nine year old Giovan Battista Badalamenti from Torretta, usually resides in the USA, and in some interceptions in 2019 he commented with Francesco Puglisi (convicted of extortion aggravated by the mafia method) on the murder of Frank Calì, called "Franky boy" in the USA and «'u Franky» in Sicily, one of the Italian-Americans at the head of the Gambino family murdered on Staten Island a few months earlier.
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Re: 17 arrests between Palermo and New York
[Re: Strax]
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11/10/23 10:32 AM
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But while we're on the subject, why is it that we can freely discuss everything else mob-related but not fashion? You can freely discuss whatever you want, its just that people are not really into what criminals and thugs should wear and that conversations keep going on and ruining every thread, filling it with useless information. Maybe we should start sub-forum "mafia fashion" and even "mafia diets" , its outrageous what they are eating , Gambino should go and become first vegan organized crime family in US imo. Genovese should def get into electric cars , renewable energy you know , give benefits to members who want to go electric and by 2030 have all members drive electric cars. LOL...hummmm? I never considered that, Strax. Mafia diets, going vegan and electric cars for all wiseguys. lol
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