This photo of reputed Bonanno captain 'Ronnie G' Giallanzo and Joey Merlino is obviously photoshopped/edited and completely fake. Looks like someone’s trying to cause trouble for Ronnie, but it’s not going anywhere. Just putting that out there.
The people spreading this fake nonsense are the same ones the authorities rely on as witnesses to put others behind bars. Let that sink in!
Former New Jersey Genovese capo Peter (Lodi Pete) LaPlaca was a powerful yet discreet New Jersey-based organized crime figure who operated primarily as a financier and behind the scenes strategist in mid 20th century underworld activity.
He was reputed to control and bankroll sophisticated stock manipulation schemes, using networks of brokers and intermediaries to inflate and unload fraudulent securities while extending large lines of credit, in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, to trusted associates running these operations.
Beyond financial crime, he was linked to racketeering ventures that intersected with construction and quasi legitimate business fronts.
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Wilfred "Willie Boy" Johnson’s decades-long alliance with John Gotti began in the late 1950s following a heated neighborhood dispute. Johnson, already a feared street enforcer, scoured the bars of Brooklyn for days with the intent to kill the teenage Gotti. When the two finally faced off, Gotti’s refusal to back down or show fear so impressed Johnson that he called off the hit on the spot.
For the next thirty years, Johnson served as Gotti's most loyal enforcer, even while secretly operating as an FBI informant (code-named "Wahoo") for nearly two decades. This dual life eventually caught up with him in 1988 when his cooperation was exposed in court.
Shortly thereafter, Johnson was executed in front of his Brooklyn home, struck by nineteen bullets. While rumors have long persisted that Johnson was murdered as a favor to Gotti by associates of another crime family, these claims remain unsubstantiated
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Happy Easter…
(Daily News-2002)
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Some rare photos of Colombo soldier Tommy Ocera shared by Ken Theissen: Instagram: www.instagram.com/kenthei1708
1st pic: (R to L) Rocky Marciano, unknown and Tommy Ocera
2nd: Jimmy Hoffa and Ocera
3rd: Tommy Ocera
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Follow @UnderworldOrgins on YouTube and Instagram
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Sicilian-born Genovese soldier Angelo Lapadura reunited with his sister after four decades apart.
(The Herald-News/1966)
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This photo of reputed Bonanno captain 'Ronnie G' Giallanzo and Joey Merlino is obviously photoshopped/edited and completely fake. Looks like someone’s trying to cause trouble for Ronnie, but it’s not going anywhere. Just putting that out there.
The people spreading this fake nonsense are the same ones the authorities rely on as witnesses to put others behind bars. Let that sink in!
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Former Genovese acting-boss Gerardo “Jerry” Catena was well liked by his neighbors.
(Boca Raton News/1969)
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Former New Jersey Genovese capo Peter (Lodi Pete) LaPlaca was a powerful yet discreet New Jersey-based organized crime figure who operated primarily as a financier and behind the scenes strategist in mid 20th century underworld activity.
He was reputed to control and bankroll sophisticated stock manipulation schemes, using networks of brokers and intermediaries to inflate and unload fraudulent securities while extending large lines of credit, in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, to trusted associates running these operations.
Beyond financial crime, he was linked to racketeering ventures that intersected with construction and quasi legitimate business fronts.
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Skinny Joey Merlino’s rap group RAM Squad.
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Gotti enforcer “Willie Boy” Johnson (middle)
Wilfred "Willie Boy" Johnson’s decades-long alliance with John Gotti began in the late 1950s following a heated neighborhood dispute. Johnson, already a feared street enforcer, scoured the bars of Brooklyn for days with the intent to kill the teenage Gotti. When the two finally faced off, Gotti’s refusal to back down or show fear so impressed Johnson that he called off the hit on the spot.
For the next thirty years, Johnson served as Gotti's most loyal enforcer, even while secretly operating as an FBI informant (code-named "Wahoo") for nearly two decades. This dual life eventually caught up with him in 1988 when his cooperation was exposed in court.
Shortly thereafter, Johnson was executed in front of his Brooklyn home, struck by nineteen bullets. While rumors have long persisted that Johnson was murdered as a favor to Gotti by associates of another crime family, these claims remain unsubstantiated
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