Ricardo, I like your impression of Gravano. That's exactly how he acts. I'm going to forewarn you that in his book, he blames almost everything on Gotti. That's not very nice! It's sad that two people who were almost like family to each other, could turn against each other like that! I will say that he does continously praise Gotti about everything too. So he gets kind of confusing when you read his book. One minute he talking bad about Gotti, the next minute he is talking about how Gotti was the only true gangster besides himself. Anybody else think that maybe he was doing that to make sure that when Gotti read the book, he would not get too mad? :rolleyes: There is something interesting about the book, Gravano is talking about how Gotti, Frankie Loc, and him are waiting for their trial, well Gravano and Frankie Loc were talking about how when they get out, they will kill Gotti. I know Gotti was kind of mean to Frankie Loc when they were in prison and he critize Gravano on the tapes, but is that really a good reason to kill him for. Since I did read that Gotti read the book, I wonder what he thought?