Yes, thats not Maranzano. It was debunked by Rick and many other researchers and I think its some old singer or actor. I made the same mistake years ago.
You were right, that's actually a historical image of Rudy Valentino, reversed. This guy Thomas Hunt, writer, editor, and publisher of Informer Magazine, is full of shit and he never generated that image from a compilation of the Maranzano murder scene images. Kudos to Brooklyn's own Brazen Breeds for determining the origin of the image and collaborating with a computer artist to actually generate a computer image from a compilation of the Maranzano murder scene images. Like Thomas Hunt claimed too, fucking poser.
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Thanks @CNote and you're completely right, and as I always say, dont spend your money on assumptions. Also thanks for the video since I already said that Brazen Breeds is one of the best youtubers out there. Btw, you can also check out my new and never released before article on Joey Aiuppa.
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Originally Posted by Butchie1788
i Guess NOBODY KNOWS WHY Calrabrians were called Camorrista
Yes we do and it was discussed million times in the past, which means that you have to go through all of the old posts.
Originally Posted by Turnbull
Interesting that Masseria and Maranzano were known as "Mustache Petes"--and neither wore a mustache.
To be honest, I always wondered the same thing lol lol even though I know that its just a slang for the older generation, like for example, in my former neighborhood where I grew up, we used to call the ol' timers "Egyptian mummies" or sometimes as "the vampires" Lol
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Bravi were bandits under the control of signoritti di campagna, country land owners It sounds like the Ngrangheta was under the Camorra territory to be considered Camorristi but other then that I don’t see a Simple explanation