Two Italian Gangsters Humiliated A Woman In Public —Everything Changed When Bumpy Johnson Stepped In

Four Young Italian Mobsters Tried to Kill Bumpy Johnson — They Were Fed to the Fishes

They Buried Bumpy Johnson Alive? — That Was a Big Mistake

A Harlem Gangster Slapped Bumpy's Daughter — 10 Minutes Later, He Was In A Trunk

Young Gangsters Terrorized Harlem and Hit Bumpy Johnson — By Morning, They Couldn't Be Identified

The Judge Who Tried to Destroy Frank Costello Publicly — It Was His Last Day on the Bench

Bumpy Helped Police Catch The Most Dangerous Fugitive — In Return, They Jailed Him For Just 15 Days

A Homeless Man Threw Himself In Front Of Bumpy Johnson's Car — It Saved His Life

Five Gang Leaders United Against Bumpy Johnson — That Same Night, They Rode Away in Trunks

An Ordinary Shoeshine Boy Exposed The Hunt For Bumpy Johnson — Here's What Happened Next

The Only Man Bumpy Allowed to Tell Him "No" — And He Never Answered with Violence

Bumpy’s Friend Betrayed Him To The Italian Mafia — That Night His Gangster Life Ended

1938 The Deadly Clash Between Bumpy Johnson and Meyer Lansky

1971 Harlem — A Politician Tried To Control Frank Lucas | How Politics Controlled The Streets

1963:A Man FOLLOWED Bumpy For Weeks.But One Night, Bumpy Met Him In An Alley.And Everything Changed.

A Thief Tried To Escape Bumpy Johnson — He Didn't Know Everyone Worked For Him

He Humiliated Bumpy Johnson In Front Of Everyone — Harlem Never Forgot What Happened Next

White-Collar Turned a Harlem Man into a “Contract Slave”—Bumpy Johnson Bought Out His Traitor’s Debt

Italian Mob Sent Bumpy Johnson a $100,000 Bill — The Next Day They Vanished Without a Trace

Fake Bumpy wanted power — but got a meeting he didn’t survive.

Bumpy Johnson betrayed his friend for Harlem — and didn’t even look back.

The Thief Who Tried To Rob Bumpy Johnson — He Bitterly Regretted It

The Mafia Pinned A Murder On Bumpy — The Next Day The Witness “Forgot” His Testimony

Italian Mobsters Put $50,000 On Ali To Lose And Tried To Sabotage The Fight — Bumpy Stepped In.

He Insulted John Gotti in Prison — Big Mistake

He Spat On The Traditions Of The Mafia Table — Bumpy Johnson Made Him Pay For It The Next Day.

The Italian Mafia Kidnapped Bumpy’s Daughter — And Signed Their Own Death Warrant That Same Night

Filthy Cop Searched Bumpy’s Wife For Fun — It Was His Last Mistake

The Italian Mafia Laughed When Bumpy Walked In Alone — 10 Minutes Later, They Stopped Laughing

He Sat In Bumpy Johnson’s Chair: The Whole Room Was Waiting For Payback.1 Minute Later THIS Happened

He Dared To Ask A Mafia Boss For 5 Cents — Bumpy Johnson’s Response Shocked Everyone

An Italian Mobster Tried To Intimidate Bumpy Johnson — One Minute Later, This Happens.

Bumpy Johnson Was Caught On Camera In “Photo Error”: The Photo That Cost A Life

Italian Mobsters POISONED Bumpy’s Meal — His Bodyguard Took the First Bite and THIS Is What Happened

A Mafia Boss Beat Up Bumpy’s Son In Public — It Was His Last Mistake.

The Mafia Slapped Bumpy In Public— Palm Strike The Back Of His Head. That Night, They Were Lined Up.

Italian Mobsters Kidnapped a Busboy Clearing Tables — Bumpy Ended Them All That Night

1920s: Lucky Luciano And The Takeover Of New York — The Birth Of The Syndicate

Alcatraz: The Mafia Put a Hit on Bumpy — The Strangest Escape from Alcatraz

Bumpy Johnson — Betrayed. Alcatraz. The Mob Attacked. What He Did Next Shocked the Entire Prison.

Perp Walk? Lucky Luciano & Bumpy Johnson — An Ambush for the FBI?

A Hulking Gangster Publicly Slapped Bumpy Johnson — Ten Minutes Later, He Swallowed Every Word.

Why Malcolm X Was Left Without Protection — Bumpy Johnson’s Biggest Mistake.

The Mafia bought Bumpy’s bodyguard for $25,000 — by evening, they were on their knees.

The Italian humiliated Bumpy’s mother — an hour later, he was found tied up in a basement.

A TV host tried to humiliate Bumpy Johnson on live TV — Bumpy opened a folder and buried his career.

1942. An Al Capone gangster stormed into Harlem like he owned it—Bumpy Johnson put him on his knees.

The mafia went after Bumpy Johnson’s sister — a few days later, he destroyed them. 1944

Harlem: four men threw Bumpy off a rooftop—three days later, none of the three were left.

Prosecutor Whitman had Bumpy Johnson thrown in jail. Three days later, Whitman was taken out.

Lucky Luciano threatens Bumpy Johnson — but what Bumpy did next forced Luciano to leave Harlem.

Bumpy Johnson vs Dutch Schultz — War for Harlem. Bumpy’s First Serious Rival

Harlem in the 1920s: How Bumpy Johnson Became Madame St. Clair’s Right-Hand Man (The Rise Story)