mobster confessions

How come mobster confessions didnt air on discovery at 10 pm est ..andrew didonato and john veasey??

yeah it didnt air i was pissed!

Has this show aired yet

nope

What channel is that going to be on?

Anything on this yet? I know Veasey was suppose to be the first episode. Maybe they were waiting for book to drop. Idk but I wanted this how to come on dammit!! : )

wanna see the Frank Calabrese Jr episode ...should be good...

Hello All,

Just joined, I've read posts on this site before. Was curious what was the status of this show, has it been aired yet or do they plan on airing it? Thanks

I hadn't heard about this show but it sounds great

anyone hear anything about this show?

I've watched them on the Discovery Channel, and was disappointed. The episodes are very short, and some of the subjects ain't that interesting. I did enjoy the one with Frank Calabrese jr., his relationship with his father was completely screwed up.

Discovery Channel is launching a new six-part series, Mobster Confessions.
By Mechele R. Dillard
June 19, 2012

Discovery Channel has announced a new reality television series, Mobster Confessions. Fans will get to see Mafia informants come out of hiding and listen to their shocking stories in detail. Meanwhile, cinematic re-creations will illustrate the circumstances of what are bound to be extraordinary testimonies about Mafia life and crime.

Mobster Confessions is scheduled as a six-part series on the Discovery Channel. The Mafia members who are set to come forward on the show are said to be sharing first-hand testimonies of their own personal experiences among some of the nation’s most notorious underground families. Illegal operations and dealings with the Mafia eventually led to the arrests of the men involved, and with re-enactments and compelling interviews, viewers will get a close-up, behind-the-scenes look at what life in the Mafia is really like in these six episodes.

According to the Discovery Channel, the following are featured in Mobster Confessions:

Andrew DiDonato: A New York street thug is seduced by the power and protection of the Gambino crime family. When the family turns on him, he must choose between being hunted by the mob or working with authorities to bring them down.

John Veasey: A troubled teen turned hitman kills for the Philadelphia mob but is later targeted by his own Mafia family. After surviving an attempted hit, he testifies against the men he once swore to protect.

Frank Cullotta: The riches of a glittering life in Las Vegas tempt a man to do anything, even kill, for the Chicago Outfit. His world is turned upside down when an FBI sting reaches out to warn him that he's about to be whacked by his own Mafia family.

Frank Calabrese Jr.: A son, desperate to escape the grip of his brutal Mafia father, faces a difficult decision: turn on his dad or be forced to continue a life of crime.

Bill Cutolo Jr.: A son who idolizes his mobster father seeks revenge on his Mafia friends when his dad goes missing.

"Big Ron" Previte: A crooked cop turned mob informant whose only motivation is money plays both sides, risking his life to help dismantle the Philadelphia mob.

Mobster Confessions is scheduled to premiere on June 25 at 9 p.m. on the Discovery Channel.

Stay tuned.

http://www.huliq.com/10473/mobster-confe...-crime-families

i want to see the one about cutolo jr

I've seen all six of them, found especially the ones with Cullotta and Calabrese jr. interesting. Ron Previte annoys the shit out of me, but even he gives some interesting insights. The episodes are short though, and some of them not that interesting.

Cullotta gives an interesting back story to Spilotro's 'Hole in the Wall' gang. Calabrese junior's relationship with his father really was a sick, sick situation. Senior was / is a real psychopath.

I have not seen the show yet. Didonato seems like the least credible out of all of them. Ive read a bit of his book and i couldn't help get the feeling that he was a little insignificant. Theres a section where it goes through the criminal activity he was involved in and the bit about him being a prolific robber and extortionist of drug dealers feels somewhat unbelievable as it barely lasts a page and for such a deadly occupation i was expecting at least a few stories of robberies and names and especially considering that it was one of the reasons why he ended up running from the mob. Then again he is trying to sell a book so i can't blame for wanting to make himself look special.