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For some reason these don't load for me. Anyone know any other way I can view them?

I guess just go to starter.instantrewards.net in your browser??? It does not load for me either.

any updates on New England? I can't link up to anything.

Tony "Dutchie" Tuzzo (1912-2000)
Died around (1976)

If correct, thanks for the info, Torrie.

It´s hard finding any solid info on Tuzzo. Do you know anything about him? For example, did he live in Fort Lee, NJ? Any blood relation with Charles (Chuckie)?

Welcome to the boards!

think hes chuckies father.

I think so too, Skinny. But I haven´t found anything that confirms it.

Likewise would love to see one, Muk?

Is there a way to see these without downloading them?

Now I just checked and could it be possible there are 2 Anthony or Tony " Dutchie" Tuzzo. The one I was referring to was referenced in the book "The Five Families" pg 579?

Two Tony "Dutchie" Tuzzo members of the NY Mafia, you mean? I don´t think so. I don´t think I have ever come across two mobsters sharing the same first and last name also sharing the same nick name. And I have been researching these guys for a long time. The Anthony Tuzzo, who passed away in 2000 and listed in the Social Security Death Index, apparently lived at some point in Fort Lee, NJ. If we are able to find out that "our" Anthony Tuzzo, the Genovese captain, lived in Fort Lee, NJ then we would know for sure his year of death. The Anthony Tuzzo listed in the SSDI was born in 1912 which coincides with what we do know about "our" Tony Tuzzo.

Well the one I know of is referred as Anthony "dutchie" Tuzzo is from Brooklyn, born in 1912 died around 1974? Yes and was also in the Genovese Crime Family. Read page 579 The Five Families. Now the only thing that is possible is the difference is Anthony or Tony.

Yes I have read that page. But nowhere on that page says Tuzzo died in 1974. Would be interesting to know, where did you come across info saying that?

Because that Anthony "dutchie" Tuzzo was connected to Gerard Pappa died approximately 6 years before, Gerard Pappa was killed.

Okay. But where did you read/hear that? Sometimes knowing the source helps evaluate the info.

The "dutchie" I know died when I was a kid, I called him uncle Anthony or uncle dutchie.

Okay. Thanks for clearing that up. That makes sense. The Anthony Tuzzo listed in the SSDI (and who lived in Fort Lee, NJ) is an entirely different Anthony Tuzzo. Probably not connected to organized crime in any way.

You're welcome

Torrie (and anybody else who is interested in info on Tony Dutchie), I have just received some info on him from a reliable source who knows his stuff. The source met Dutchie at a place called Villa 66 a couple of times sometime prior to his death in 1974 (he believe it was). So you are right about him passing away around 1974. Villa 66 is the same place where Gerry Pappa was killed in 1980. Dutchie had very bad hearing, he was frail and old looking guy. He had hearing aids, but never let that fool anyone he could read lips from across the room. He did a lot of time in prison for a murder he did not do and was very close to Gus Frasca, a Genovese captain who passed away in 1980. Tuzzo got his name "Dutchie" because as a young man he had redish hair they use to say like a Dutchman. Dutchie loved his pigeons. He had coops on the roof of his restaurant.

My source never told me which restaurant but possibly the place was Villa 66.

Im kind of interested to see what the next Philly family chart is going to look like with a few new members, different hierarchy, and the scarfo guys back on the street. but im guessing the only people that know right now are the actual philly guys themselves.

Boss (official and acting)[edit]
1910–1928— Salvatore "Toto" D'Aquila [58][59][60] – took over the Brooklyn Camorra in 1916 and merged with "Al Mineo's gang" forming the largest family in New York. He was killed on orders of boss Joe Masseria in 1928.
1928–1930—Alfred "Al Mineo" Manfredi – killed in Castellammarese War 1930.
1930–1931 — Francesco "Frank/Don Cheech" Scalise – demoted after murder of boss of all bosses Salvatore Maranzano.
1931–1951 — Vincenzo "Vincent" Mangano – disappeared in April 1951, allegedly killed on orders of underboss Albert Anastasia.
1951–1957 — Albert "Mad Hatter" Anastasia – murdered in October 1957 on orders of underboss Carlo Gambino.
1957–1976 — Carlo "The Godfather" Gambino – died of natural causes 1976.
Acting 1974–1976 — Paul Castellano – acting boss during Gambino's illness, became official boss after his death.
1976–1985 — Paul "Big Paul" Castellano – killed on orders of capo John Gotti.
1985–2002 — John "Dapper Don" Gotti – imprisoned in 1990, died in 2002.
Acting 1992–1999 — John A. Gotti, also known as John "Junior" Gotti, – imprisoned in 1999.
Acting 1999–2002 — Peter Gotti – promoted to official boss.
2002–2011 — Peter "One Eye" Gotti – imprisoned in 2002, serving life sentence.
Acting 2002–2005 — Arnold "Zeke" Squitieri – imprisoned in 2006, projected release date is December 18, 2012.[61]
Acting 2005–2008 — Nicholas "Little Nick" Corozzo – convicted in 2008, projected release date is in 2020.
Acting 2008–2010 — Ruling Committee/Panel: Daniel Marino (jailed), Bartolomeo "Bobby" Vernace (jailed), and John Gambino.
2011–present – Domenico Cefalu
Street boss[edit]
Street boss is a position created 2005. It was the second most powerful position in the organization.
2005–2011 John "Jackie the Nose" D'Amico[62]
Underboss (official and acting)[edit]
The underboss was traditionally the second most powerful position in the Gambino family (after the boss). However, the 2005 appointment of Jackie D'Amico as "street boss" made that position more important than underboss.
19??-1928 Alfred Mineo (his group merged with the D'Aquila family at the start of Prohibition. Mineo was killed in 1930)
1928–1930 Steve Ferrigno (killed in 1930)
1931–1951 Albert "Mad Hatter" Anastasia (became official boss in 1951)
1951–1957 Frank Scalice (murdered in 1957)
1957 Carlo Gambino (became official boss in 1957)
1957–1965 Joseph Biondo (removed by boss Carlo Gambino in 1965)
1965–1985 Aniello "Neil" Dellacroce (died of natural causes in 1985)
Acting 1974–1975 James "Jimmy Brown" Failla (replaced by Dellacroce after release from prison)
Dec 1985 Thomas Bilotti (Murdered in 1985 on orders of capo John Gotti after 11 days)
1985–1986 Frank DeCicco (murdered in 1986 by Lucchese crime family hitmen)
1986–1990 Joseph "Piney" Armone (imprisoned in 1986, died in prison 1992)
Acting 1986–1990 Frank Locascio (moved to acting consigliere in 1990)
1990–1991 Salvatore "Sammy the Bull" Gravano (turned government witness in 1991)
1991–1999 Vacant
1999–2012 Arnold "Squiggy" Squitieri (imprisoned, projected release date is December 18, 2012)
Acting 2002–2005 Anthony "The Genius" Megale (projected release date is July 18, 2014)[61]
Acting 2005–2011 Domenico "Italian Dom" Cefalu (became boss)[62]
2012–present Frank Cali
Consigliere (official and acting)[edit]
In Italian, consigliere means "advisor." The consigliere's highest priority is to help the boss make decisions. Together, the boss, street boss, underboss, and consigliere are referred to as "the administration."
19??-1930 Giuseppe Triana
1931–1951 Philip Mangano
1951–1957 Giuseppe "Joe Bandy" Biondo
1957–1967 Joseph "Staten Island Joe" Riccobono
1967–1987 Joseph "Joe N." Gallo
1987–1990 Salvatore "Sammy the Bull" Gravano
1990–1992 Joseph "Joe Piney" Armone
1990–1992 Frank "Frankie Loc" Locascio
1992–1999
1999–present Joseph "Jo Jo" Corozzo (jailed since 2008, release date is January 5, 2015.)
Committee[edit]
Several capo committees have periodically replaced the underboss and consigliere positions, allowing an imprisoned boss better control of the family.
1991–1992 – committee John Gotti, Jr., James "Jimmy Brown" Failla, Nicholas "Little Nick" Corozzo, John "Jackie Nose" D'Amico, Louis "Big Lou" Vallario, Peter "Petey Boy" Gotti
1992–1993 – committee John "Junior" Gotti, James Failla, John D'Amico, Louis Vallario, Peter Gotti
1993–1994 – committee John "Junior" Gotti, Nicholas Corozzo, John D'Amico, Louis Vallario, Peter Gotti
1994–1996 – committee Nicholas Corozzo, John D'Amico, Louis Vallario, Peter Gotti
1996–1999 – committee John D'Amico, Louis Vallario, Peter Gotti
Administration[edit|edit source]

Boss Domenico Cefalu[50] – A Sicilian-born mobster who started out as a heroin trafficker in the Family's Sicilian "Zip" faction. He was inducted into the organization in 1990 by John Gotti and joined the Pasquale Conte crew, a group that included relatives of Cefalu and held strong ties to Sicily. After being identified as acting underboss in the mid-2000s, Cefalu was eventually confirmed as the new boss of the family in 2011.
Underboss Frank Cali - Like Cefalu, Cali has strong ties to Sicily, in particular those close to his relative, John Gambino. Though he maintains association with the Sicilian faction, Cali was born and raised in New York City and eventually rose in stature within the regime of Jackie D'Amico. Cali was later identified as acting captain of this crew, though in 2012 he has been identified as Cefalu's new underboss.[63]
Consigliere Joseph "Jo Jo" Corozzo – a former capo, Joseph and his brother Nicholas "Little Nick" Corozzo control the Queens-based "Corozzo faction". In 1992, Joseph became consigliere after Gotti's imprisonment. On February 8, 2008, Joseph and Nicholas were indicted during Operation Old Bridge. In June 2008, Joseph pleaded guilty to a racketeering conspiracy charge concerning the extortion of a Staten Island concrete firm and was sentenced to 46 months in prison. In 2011, Corozzo was indicted on new federal racketeering charges. He currently has no release date

Good post, but you shouldn´t rely on Wiki too much when it comes to info on the Mafia. Some corrections;

- Most of the remnants of the Brooklyn Camorra ended up with Masseria, not D´Aquila. In fact, D´Aquila lead a strictly Sicilian Mafia organisation. The only non-sicilian who was a member during D´Aquila´s/Mineo´s/Scalise´s reign seems to be Albert Anastasia.

- Carlo Gambino was the consigliere of this Family before being named acting boss by the Commission in 1957. It wasn´t until 1960 Gambino was formally named official boss.

- Paul Castellano served as acting boss a couple of years starting in 1967.

- Street boss is not a formal position within a Family, but somebody who steps up running the Family when the official boss is not available. A street boss/Acting boss can be a captain, consigliere or underboss.

- The underboss position under Anastasia was held by Nino Conte, Frank Scalise and Salvatore "Toto" Chirico. Possibly some of these guys funtioned only temporarily, or acted, in this position.

- Philip Mangano was a captain, he never served as consigliere.

- Biondo was the official consigliere from 1931 until he was demoted in the 1950s, either by Anastasia directly or after a request by the majority of the captains.

- Gravano served as acting consigliere until bumped up to underboss in 1990.

- Armone listed as an official consigliere 1990-1992 is wrong. Gallo was still the official consigliere during this time, and Joe Arcuri seems to have served as the acting consigliere after the indictment of Locascio.

Welcome to the forum.

Following the trial going on down there now, from the Nuova Cupola blitz from last June, Leo Sutera is capo provincia and Fabrizio Messina (brother of Gerlandino) is boss of Porto Empedocle. Both being sentenced but that's where it stand as of now.

This is my first post guys so sorry for the inconvenience, but where do i find info on New Orleans?

Hi, fellow Louisianian here I'm pretty new at this too, but I think the easiest way would be to just use the search function at the top. That should lead you to the threads that may interest you.

Fellow southerner myself, Florida and Georgia, never been to LA though.