Bonanno.
Q. What was Sonny Red's real name?
(Note to Iceman: You were right!)

Alphonse Indelicato(sp)
What family were the real Goodfallas guys with?

The real Goodfellas guys were with Paul Vario, a capo in the Lucchese family.
Q. Who was the boss of the crew that John Gotti originally hooked up with as a teenager? (Hint: it wasn't Neil Dellacroce.)

Let's revive this sucker! You around, TB?
I (obviously) don't know the answer to the last one, though I don't know if anyone else does. I could look it up, but that'd be cheating.

Ok, Letizia.
The boss of Gotti's crew when he was a teenager was Carmine Fatico.
Q. What was the name of the truckdriver who was beaten by Gotti and suffered a "memory loss" when asked to testify against him ("I Forgotti")?

The truckdriver was actually a refrigerator repairman, Romual Piecyk. Although, in the movie "GOTTI" we see him portrayed as just a truckdriver.

Q: Who was convicted at the age of 18 of peddling heroin and morphine?

Charlie Luciano.
Q. Who sent Capone to Chicago from Brooklyn?

Frankie Yale.

My question providing I got the previous one right.

Why was Frankie Yale later whacked by capone?

Capone believed Yale was cheating him by claiming that booze Yale was supposed to be shipping to Chicago had been hijacked.
Q. Which mob rat was known as "the canary who could sing but couldn't fly"?

Abe "Kid Twist" Reles . . .
Q. he is the BEER Baron.

GoodFella

Beer Baron is Dutch Schultz

Who is the guy who first started to bring cocaine in the U.S.

Cocaine was legally available in the US in over-the-counter drugs into the 20th century. Coca-Cola's original formula may have included some extracts from the coca leaf.
But to your question: Don Vito Cascio Ferro first established a Sicilian/NY drug connection. Arnold "King of the Gamblers" Rothstein also was an early, big-time dealer importer of opium, heroin and cocaine.
Q. Who took over the Flamingo Hotel after Bugsy Siegel's assassination?

Wasnt it Lansky? I am probably wrong though, so I wont post a new question.

No, it wasn't Lansky. Repeat:
Q. Who took over the Flamingo Hotel after Bugsy Siegel's assassination?

Moe Sedway, & Gus Greenbaum? [/b][/quote];)

Kee-rect!
Your turn...

Well I copy/pasted from the last time that was answered, but okay, I'll post a question.

onetime head of Murder Inc. who killed over 100 people but got electrocution for the murder of a candy store clerk.

Pittsburgh Phil aka Harry Strauss (if not Phil then my second guess would be Lepke Buchalter, but I'm pretty sure about guess #1)
What day was he (Strauss) killed?

June 12th 1941 in the Electric Chair!


What was the name of the bar where Roy DeMeo and his gang hung out and carried out many of thier brutal murders?


Don Cardi

Gemini Lounge.
Q. What was the name of the candy store in Brooklyn that was Murder Inc.'s headquarters?

A. Midnight Rose's

Q. The name of the tavern that served as Sam Giancana's headquarters in quiet suburban Forest Park, Illinois.

tony b.

It was guess #2... carry on.

A) The good ole Armory Lounge.

Q) Name the establishment that Frank Sinatra owned but was taken away from him after the aforementioned Sam Giancana was spotted there.

Cal-Nevada Lounge.
Q. Which Don had his future wife's husband murdered so he could marry her?

Vito Genovese. . .
Q. "we only kill each other." who said this famous line?

GoodFella

Bugsy Siegel.
Which Don famously said that his wife was the boss of his family?

Gotti, right?
If so-Who was Filippo Buccola's successor?
If not-its proof I'm losing my mind.

Raymond Patriarca.
Q. Which Mafia guy ran the NYC fight rackets in the '40's and '50's? (Hint: not a Don).

Since more than 24 hours have passed without an answer:
Frankie (Mr. Gray) Carbo ran the fight rackets.
Q. Who was known as "the Artichoke King"?

I think thats the 4th time you've asked that question, and I no longer have to look it up on Google Cicero Terranova
How many times was Legs Diamond reportedly shot?