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Re: Albert Demeo "For the Sins of My Father"
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Yes i know but does anyone think they would be medically diagnosed as psycopats, socipats or something else like thay would have Antisocial personality disorder? Full-blown psychopaths aren't really functional, and could hardly be expected to run a racket. Perosnally, I do not think DeMeo suffered from any mental illness. He just liked to kill people, but that doesn't make him insane, just means he got to do what the vast majority of people never get to do, that's all. Same for the Twins. Although their coke habit certainly would have reduced their inhibitions. Neither Roy DeMeo or the Gemini Twins would classified as insane under the legal definition.
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Re: Albert Demeo "For the Sins of My Father"
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08/23/13 06:37 PM
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Psycopaths are functional, the thing with them is they don't feel empathy, not that they like killing, no empathy equals not givimg a fuck about anyone you kill. I don't feel empathy for the bums I see lying in the gutter, but that doesn't make me a psychopath, does it? I mean are soldiers psychopaths? They kill, some more than DeMeo, and probably do so without a shred of empathy either, but you don't hear people calling them insane or psychotic.
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Re: Albert Demeo "For the Sins of My Father"
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08/24/13 03:39 AM
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But im sure if someone asked you to kill your best friend you wouldn't no because killing is wrong, but because thats your friend. Now if you didn't have any emotional attachment to anyone, and in a profession where you were told to kill a.k.a. the demeo crew, you would be liable to kill anyone in your path or you were told to kill. People that have corporate jobs and are psychopaths, sociopaths, they don't kill anyone because its not standard business practice, but im sure if fucking their best friend over would advance them in the company they would do it with no second thought. Before my point that I made is forgotten, I stated that psychopaths are functional. But not feeling empathy for someone you dont know is normal, but im sure if that bum was bleeding dying on the road you would help me and feel some sense of sorrow, youre taking my point and making it to broad. The supposed character traits of psychopaths, as defined by the DSM, are so broad to begin with that practically anyone could be labeled a psychopath for being too full of themselves or for not having excessive emotional attachments. My point is that it's all so much bunk. I mean The Chin had conned/bribed shrinks into thinking/testifying as to his mental unfitness, had he not? As for soldiers, I do not believe they are "trained" not to care. Rather they are "born" soldiers. Just like some people are born, that is have an instinctual proclivity, for a certain vocation. In the case of DeMeo and his crew, I think it's safe to say that they were born mobsters, as are, I'm sure, countless others. But unlike the vast majority of people born with the "mobster" gene, they, being favored by chance, had the perfect opportunity to act out on impulses that would otherwise have to be sublimated. That's if you buy into that Freudian psychobabble.
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Re: Albert Demeo "For the Sins of My Father"
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Psycopaths forsure. Had they grew up elsewhere than new york city, they would of been just straight up serial killers. It seems money came second after killing with these guys. Roy was the real psycho, Anthony, Joey and Chris were just his minions who saw Roy as some sort of father figure and did whatever he wanted them to do. They killed people in such way because Roy told them to and gave them confidence that he knows what he's doing and that these murders won't be noticed by the LE. I think Roy deliberately recruited young punks so that he could train them into anything he wanted and create his personal little army of 'psychos'. Without Roy they would be just some random street punks. After Roy died they didn't do anything special. If they were really serial killers they would probably kill random people in jail and we would here about them. IMO Roy is the only really 'fascinating' person from that crew, it was basically him who "created" the twins and Chris - he recruited and schooled them, they were his "project". He started all those rackets the crew was involved in and made a ton of money. It was his decision that the crew would operate in this way and others blindly followed him.
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Re: Albert Demeo "For the Sins of My Father"
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What about Borelli, he kind of seems to be overlooked even though he was present for just as many if not more murders. It seems he kind of just was their, and did whatever he was told. He went to jail in '82 and has been there since, but I wonder if the twins would of done away with him like they did Richie Dinome. From what I read Borelli seemed to be smarter than the twins. I read somewhere that he didn't stomach the dismembering of the bodies and that he wanted to be a cop and even passed some police entrance exam. Because of that he could never become a made guy. I guess he didn't have the same psycho reputation and/or stayed low key.
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Re: Albert Demeo "For the Sins of My Father"
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Who whacked Dracula?
Also, Montiglio seemed to like working with Borelli. At least they were both in on the protection racket together.
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Re: Albert Demeo "For the Sins of My Father"
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the twins most likley, and montiglio did say that borelli had a laid back attitude and was always late to meetings. Borelli and Montiglio were closer in age weren't they? That story Montiglio tells in Dark Visions about shaking down the bar/club owners with Borelli was pretty funny too.
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Re: Albert Demeo "For the Sins of My Father"
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yeah borelli is older by a couple years i think, and is their anywhere i can find dark visions? I got my copy from the director. Try getting in touch with him maybe?
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