Thats true, but I remember Coca plants were cultivated in the Dutch East Indies (current Indonesia), so maybe in the south of Mexico they can do it.
In the last century, the Amsterdam-based Dutch Cocaine Factory (NCF) produced cocaine for medicinal purposes on a large scale and completely legally from coca plants grown in the Dutch East Indies. The factory also produced morphine, heroin and novocaine, among other things.
This next challenge involves four hoodlums. Two were from New York, and two were from Illinois. Each guy’s underworld nickname was “Roberts.“
Your job is to identify each man by listing his REAL “first and last name” and matching the (letter) of his nickname with the area he was from. Have at it fellas….
A) Benny Roberts B) Danny Roberts C) Johnny Roberts D) Johnny Roberts
Naples pizzeria whose founder cooked for Bill Clinton seized in mafia investigation Owner of Dal Presidente and his wife among five arrested on suspicion of business being linked to Camorra’s Contini clan
How ties to Italy’s Mafia brought Robert Fico’s second term to an abrupt end in Slovakia NICK SQUIRES 15 May 2024 at 8:14 pm
The placard seemed to express the fury of a nation.
As tens of thousands of people took to the streets calling for Robert Fico to resign as prime minister of Slovakia in 2018, one protester had scrawled the words “mafia prostitute” across a strip of cardboard.
Mr Fico was depicted in the striped black-and-white uniform of a prisoner – an indication the crowds wanted him jailed over the murder of Jan Kuciak, an investigative journalist who had been exploring links between government advisers and organised crime.
Kuciak was shot dead along with his fiancée at their home outside Bratislava, provoking a wave of horror in a nation that had become almost inured to stories of corruption.
The 27-year-old journalist had been investigating alleged links between government figures and the ‘Ndrangheta, the powerful Italian mafia based in the southern region of Calabria.
Looking forward to the next chart you put together for the present day Outfit.
I'm well thanks - probably will put together another graphic next year, maybe more info will emerge from the investigations tied to Elmwood Park or something similar, we will have to wait and see
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Furio because it's prison no guns I'm guessing. I don't really know the reason for the attack but it's likely because of him killing a made guy. If that's the case I'm sure murder was in the planning.
C'mon Liggio! Bulger was killed with a padlock inside a sock,so would be so difficult to earn some shanks? Barone killed a wiseguy and in the old times would be whacked in a way or another.
There's still tons of money to be made from organized crime, so it's bullshit when people say that crime isn't profitable and that's why the mob is dead. The mob just doesn't have the criminal talent to exploit these opportunities.
16 tons of coke and murder plan: 19 years demanded against Scheveningen drug gang leader May 17, 2024
On Wednesday, the Public Prosecution Service demanded nineteen years in prison in the court in The Hague against 38-year-old Jerry den D., who, according to the justice department, was 'the spider in the web' of a Scheveningen drug gang. According to the Public Prosecution Service, Den D. also wanted to have a rival criminal liquidated because two large drug transports had failed.
According to the judiciary, Jerry den D. was the leader of a criminal organization that smuggled a total of approximately 16,000 kilos of cocaine from Scheveningen to England. Omroep West writes that Van D. is on trial for three drug transports in May 2020. A total of 880 kilos of cocaine was shipped. The coke was hidden in pallets with toner cartridges, which were sent via a DHL point in Scheveningen to a storage location in the English town of Oldbury.
Operation “Monte Nuovo”: raid by the Carabinieri at the University of Sassari
According to the accusation, a mafia-style association is active in Sardinia with connections between Orgolese crime, attributable to Graziano Mesina, politics and institutions.
Lol Yale followed orders like any other associate of the Masseria clan and he was killed like a dog on the streets by Capone's boys on Masserias order. He was easy to find and was lured to his demise with a simple phone call that his girlfriend was allegedly in trouble, meaning the guy wasnt that smart. He shouldve sent his guys to the scene, but instead he went alone. Real "powerful" guy lol Capone wouldve never fell in that simple type of trap.
I know people will disagree with me but I think Neil would have made a better boss than Gotti in the long run.
I don't disagree with you, at all, Rush.
In fact, Dellacroce would have made an excellent Family boss. "Unofficially" he was, essentially, always viewed that way, anyway.
Now, to the contrary, I think that Gotti was a terrible boss. IMO, he had all brawn, and no brains.
Did he make a good soldier? Yes, definitely! Did he make for a good capo? So long as he followed the tutelage of a guy like Dellacroce, yes, he would make a good capo. But a boss? No way! No how!.....and the proof of that is in the pudding as they say.
Gotti should have been kept at Capo and focused on running his own crew. Neil should have been the BOSS of that family.
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