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Posted By: GaryH

Anthony Senter - 05/14/10 07:49 PM

Hi to all.

Is this wikipedia article correct?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Senter

Pay particular attention to this bit!

His projected release date is October 13, 2012. This was brought forward due to Anthony co-operating with the government by acting informer over a number of medium profile mafia cases during 2008

Has any info been released on the "meduim profile cases" he's supposedly informed on?

Surely they (The US Government) wouldnt possibly consider releasing this dude in two and a half years time?
He'll only be in his late fifties
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/14/10 08:12 PM

His projected release date is on October 13th, 2032. Stop looking at Wikipedia tongue lol.

http://www.bop.gov/iloc2/InmateFinderSer...p;x=86&y=13
Posted By: Mickey_MeatBalls_DeMonica

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/16/10 04:01 AM

Senter's a bit of an ol' creep, IMO. All those guys from that crew seem to have had that creepily-squalid kind of murderous vibe about them.
Posted By: GaryH

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/17/10 07:08 PM

Thanks, I'm guessing some moron is messing about with wikipedia!

And yes, Senter certainly looks a creepy Bad Ass Dude.
The thing about that bunch is that normally in a crew you may have one or two guys who are tried and tested killers but DeMeo's gang were ALL killers who with the exception of the slightly squeemish Henry Borelli all also gladly took part in dismemberment!!!
Not a group of guys I would ever wanted to have met!
Posted By: JCrusher

Re: Anthony Senter - 06/24/10 01:19 AM

I doubt they will ever let Senter out of jail. this guy was probably one of the worst of the whole demeo crew. He actually killed the leader roy Demeo
Posted By: GaryH

Re: Anthony Senter - 06/24/10 09:09 PM

Yeah, Anthony and Joey whacked Roy DeMeo.
Anthony is also the one who finished off Chris Rosenberg


* Just out of intrest, I've bought a tie off ebay from Albert DeMeo that belonged to his father.
Has anyone else purchased any DeMeo items?
I figure it may be worth something in 20 years time
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/21/12 02:39 AM

Anthony and Joey were actually really nice neighborhood guys (just hated in a bunch of mob circles for drug use and their associations) . My mom got mugged and stabbed by some people from an outside neighborhood and the Gemini crew helped look for the assholes that did it . Partly because Freddy was my dads cousin but Also they looked out for the neighborhood . I remember getting $20 each for sweeping up and picking up trash in front of the Gemini . Plus going to the track to watch Freddy race , somewhere I have pics floating around of me and Susie (Freddy's monkey) . They weren't all the scumbags the books make them out to be .
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/21/12 02:42 AM

The money was from Roy and Chris not Joey and Anthony lol , they were nice but not that nice . They played stickball with us in the street too. I rememBer one of them beating up some random guy for not slowing down his car and almost hitting a kid during a game ... May have been Henry now that I think about it (giving the beating not receiving)
Posted By: Little_Frankie

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/21/12 03:12 AM

Yeah, you're right. I'm sure they were sweethearts. You can't really judge someone by the 75 or so murders they were involved with. That would be so unfair.

lol
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/21/12 03:27 AM

Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
They weren't all the scumbags the books make them out to be .


You mean if you put aside the murders, chopping bodies up, drug dealing, etc? rolleyes
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/21/12 05:08 AM

Originally Posted By: Little_Frankie
Yeah, you're right. I'm sure they were sweethearts. You can't really judge someone by the 75 or so murders they were involved with. That would be so unfair.

lol



You can judge them by that all you want , maybe you could also throw in some of the good stuff they did like hijacking milk trucks upstate or in the Midwest and bringing the milk back to Brooklyn and giving it away free in the neighborhood during the milk crisis . Or when a young girl named letisha got raped and beaten how they found out they knew the guy and brought him to the cops (severely beaten, but they turned him in nonetheless) . Roy kept that crew in line and made sure they did right by the neighborhood and civilians , when he died that all disappeared . Niño Gaggi didn't do half the decent shit that Roy did for the neighborhood . I remember hearing stories about how he got pissed abut them giving the milk away for free because it was "worth a fortune" and looked for his cut whether they sold it or not .
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/21/12 05:11 AM

After Roy's death they were ripping off paperboys and old ladies that lived up the block from the Gemini . So people can say what they say about Roy he may have been a psycho but it was just when it came to business . He knew not to shit where he ate (ie robbing and hurting people in e neighborhood) they never dropped a body in that neighborhood , whatever happened in the Gemini was packaged and taken out of the area.
Posted By: TheKillingJoke

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/21/12 09:10 AM

I'm not an expert on the American Mafia since I don't live in the USA, but from what I read, I do think that most mobsters do have some moral values. Warped, off course. But most still have some.
Posted By: Sonny_Black

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/21/12 05:07 PM

Originally Posted By: GaryH
Thanks, I'm guessing some moron is messing about with wikipedia!


A lot of morons are messing about with wikipedia.
Posted By: Nick_the_Greek

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/21/12 05:31 PM

DiNome, of course everyone has their soft sides...reading Al DeMeo's book, it is easy to get caught up in what a loving person Roy, or whoever, was to most of his family and friends....but the second an innocent person got hurt (nevermind brutally murdered, on multiple occasions) it tends to outweigh anything good they did * infinity. It just does. Bottom line, the world would have better off had they not existed, ultimately; and it's the choice they made. Redemption went out the window the second someone like Cherie Golden took her last breath.

Reading about this stuff is intriguing, don't get me wrong...that's why I'm here, but I don't forget what most of these people really are...wastes of space. True story.
Posted By: Nick_the_Greek

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/21/12 05:40 PM

A great example is when you see so many mobsters wearing a crucifix with pride, going to Sunday mass, etc...as they just got back from murdering some poor soul during a home invasion...what a motherf'n joke.
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/21/12 07:23 PM

Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
You can judge them by that all you want , maybe you could also throw in some of the good stuff they did like hijacking milk trucks upstate or in the Midwest and bringing the milk back to Brooklyn and giving it away free in the neighborhood during the milk crisis . Or when a young girl named letisha got raped and beaten how they found out they knew the guy and brought him to the cops (severely beaten, but they turned him in nonetheless) . Roy kept that crew in line and made sure they did right by the neighborhood and civilians , when he died that all disappeared . Niño Gaggi didn't do half the decent shit that Roy did for the neighborhood . I remember hearing stories about how he got pissed abut them giving the milk away for free because it was "worth a fortune" and looked for his cut whether they sold it or not .


I'm sure Hitler had his good points too. But that's beside the point.
Posted By: JCrusher

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/21/12 09:04 PM

DiNome having a "good" side doesnt erase all the harm those guys did. I mean they were basically worse than serial killers. It doesnt matter if they were nice to people they liked because they killed and cut up innocent people. I think you need to reevaluate what makes a person good
Posted By: GaryH

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/22/12 04:19 PM

Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
My mom got mugged and stabbed by some people from an outside neighborhood and the Gemini crew helped look for the assholes that did it


Dare I ask what became of your Mothers attackers once the Gemini crew caught up with them!


Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Or when a young girl named letisha got raped and beaten how they found out they knew the guy and brought him to the cops (severely beaten, but they turned him in nonetheless)


The Gemini crew actually helped the cops?
WTF!!!!
Posted By: jace

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/23/12 08:07 AM

Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
You can judge them by that all you want , maybe you could also throw in some of the good stuff they did like hijacking milk trucks upstate or in the Midwest and bringing the milk back to Brooklyn and giving it away free in the neighborhood during the milk crisis . Or when a young girl named letisha got raped and beaten how they found out they knew the guy and brought him to the cops (severely beaten, but they turned him in nonetheless) . Roy kept that crew in line and made sure they did right by the neighborhood and civilians , when he died that all disappeared . Niño Gaggi didn't do half the decent shit that Roy did for the neighborhood . I remember hearing stories about how he got pissed abut them giving the milk away for free because it was "worth a fortune" and looked for his cut whether they sold it or not .


I'm sure Hitler had his good points too. But that's beside the point.


Your Hitler comparison is too extreme, trying to exterminate an entire race of people, including innocent children and babies, is of no comparison to these men, bad as they were.
Posted By: NickyScarfo

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/23/12 08:16 AM

Anthony Senter in particular looks one bad dude, especially his mugshot pic on wiki. Would love to hear about if he causes any trouble in prison, though there seems to be little info after about 1996, apart from that pension fund scam thing.
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/23/12 09:29 AM

Originally Posted By: jace


Your Hitler comparison is too extreme, trying to exterminate an entire race of people, including innocent children and babies, is of no comparison to these men, bad as they were.


The point I was making should be obvious. Guys in the DeMeo crew may have loved their mothers, were nice to kids, helped little old ladies across the street, etc. Doesn't change the fact that they were multiple murderers who killed dozens of people and chopped them up. Not to mention guilty of many other crimes. For anyone to come here and try to make excuses for them, or be an apologist in any way, is absurd.
Posted By: Nick_the_Greek

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/23/12 11:34 AM

Was it Senter, or Testa that was in that jailhouse rock band photo (cannot seem to find it) with Carmine Persico on the drums?
Posted By: NickyScarfo

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/23/12 11:37 AM

It was Senter, I think the photo was taken in 1996. It was in a gangland article.
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/23/12 03:32 PM

Originally Posted By: Nick_the_Greek
DiNome, of course everyone has their soft sides...reading Al DeMeo's book, it is easy to get caught up in what a loving person Roy, or whoever, was to most of his family and friends....but the second an innocent person got hurt (nevermind brutally murdered, on multiple occasions) it tends to outweigh anything good they did * infinity. It just does. Bottom line, the world would have better off had they not existed, ultimately; and it's the choice they made. Redemption went out the window the second someone like Cherie Golden took her last breath.

Reading about this stuff is intriguing, don't get me wrong...that's why I'm here, but I don't forget what most of these people really are...wastes of space. True story.



I don't condone what they did (I think it's disgusting) but , I'm just saying there was a different side to him , he wasn't your typical psycho . Now if you talk to people who grew up around Charles Carneglia they will without a doubt say he was a nasty guy , and terrifying at all times . Just trying to say that some new to keep business business and not terrify the people of the neighborhood and some acted like assholes everywhere they went and basically said fuck everyone I'm with such and such .
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/23/12 03:44 PM

Originally Posted By: GaryH
Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
My mom got mugged and stabbed by some people from an outside neighborhood and the Gemini crew helped look for the assholes that did it


Dare I ask what became of your Mothers attackers once the Gemini crew caught up with them!


Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Or when a young girl named letisha got raped and beaten how they found out they knew the guy and brought him to the cops (severely beaten, but they turned him in nonetheless)


The Gemini crew actually helped the cops?
WTF!!!!




God knows what happened to them . I do know that after the "search party" went out the dog they robbed from my mother was all of a sudden back at our house and my brother and I had to drop off a few trays of lasagna my nonnie made at the Gemini .

My best guess is they helPed out the cops because everyone knew who the guy was , My family and friends told me he caught one hell of a beating broken bones etc and his ride to the precinct was in the trunk of a car . I guarantee if his name wasn't floating around the neighborhood he would have disappeared like so many others . This I do condone , rapists should be tortured and dismembered alive, sorry people you steal a child's or woman's innocence you deserve a painful death .
Posted By: GaryH

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/23/12 07:13 PM

Thanks DiNome1978.


Funny thing about Roy was he would organise street parties for his neighbours and one of his closest neighbours and family friend was a policeman called Jim!
Ironic isnt it?
Looking on Googlemaps at the Flatlands church of god, that place gives me the creeps!
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/24/12 11:56 PM

Originally Posted By: GaryH
Thanks DiNome1978.


Funny thing about Roy was he would organise street parties for his neighbours and one of his closest neighbours and family friend was a policeman called Jim!
Ironic isnt it?
Looking on Googlemaps at the Flatlands church of god, that place gives me the creeps!


Like I said he was one of the nicer ones . The cop friend never surprised me because he was also cool with the cops in the local precincts , 69, 63, 71, 67 ... Whether they were on payroll , or placed bets with him .
Posted By: Camarel

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/25/12 12:09 AM

Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: GaryH
Thanks DiNome1978.


Funny thing about Roy was he would organise street parties for his neighbours and one of his closest neighbours and family friend was a policeman called Jim!
Ironic isnt it?
Looking on Googlemaps at the Flatlands church of god, that place gives me the creeps!


Like I said he was one of the nicer ones . The cop friend never surprised me because he was also cool with the cops in the local precincts , 69, 63, 71, 67 ... Whether they were on payroll , or placed bets with him .


Nice in what way? My area of Glasgow is full of these type of

people admittedly not as bad. They're from the Daniels the

biggest organized crime group in Scotland. I know some of

them some of my friends from school have grew up to join them.

They are all friendly the sort of people that will offer you

a beer in the pub. But if iwas to take a loan or drugs off them

i would be in serious shit if i couldn't pay up. All i'm saying

is the nicer among maniacs is still a maniac.
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/25/12 03:39 AM

Originally Posted By: Camarel
Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: GaryH
Thanks DiNome1978.


Funny thing about Roy was he would organise street parties for his neighbours and one of his closest neighbours and family friend was a policeman called Jim!
Ironic isnt it?
Looking on Googlemaps at the Flatlands church of god, that place gives me the creeps!


Like I said he was one of the nicer ones . The cop friend never surprised me because he was also cool with the cops in the local precincts , 69, 63, 71, 67 ... Whether they were on payroll , or placed bets with him .


Nice in what way? My area of Glasgow is full of these type of

people admittedly not as bad. They're from the Daniels the

biggest organized crime group in Scotland. I know some of

them some of my friends from school have grew up to join them.

They are all friendly the sort of people that will offer you

a beer in the pub. But if iwas to take a loan or drugs off them

i would be in serious shit if i couldn't pay up. All i'm saying

is the nicer among maniacs is still a maniac.



Nice in a sense that ROY* would throw a few bucks to the Piss poor family on the block , and maybe help an out of work father find work or let him do some handy man stuff for him to make some cash , or have Freddy hire them at the gas station . Believe me I'm not condoning anything they did , nor making excuses or apologies for what they did . Just sharing some of my experiences which fortunately for me and my family were all good . Maybe even pointing out the irony of how some of these guys were ruthless murderers but also a positive influence around the neigborhood in a sense .. You ask anyone that lived in a 5-10 block radius around the Gemini/Phils lounge who wasn't a degenerate gambler or druggie or mobbed up and they'll tell you they actually felt safer with them around lol, and not for nothing EVERYONE knew what was going on there .
Posted By: Camarel

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/25/12 04:17 AM

Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: Camarel
Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: GaryH
Thanks DiNome1978.


Funny thing about Roy was he would organise street parties for his neighbours and one of his closest neighbours and family friend was a policeman called Jim!
Ironic isnt it?
Looking on Googlemaps at the Flatlands church of god, that place gives me the creeps!


Like I said he was one of the nicer ones . The cop friend never surprised me because he was also cool with the cops in the local precincts , 69, 63, 71, 67 ... Whether they were on payroll , or placed bets with him .


Nice in what way? My area of Glasgow is full of these type of

people admittedly not as bad. They're from the Daniels the

biggest organized crime group in Scotland. I know some of

them some of my friends from school have grew up to join them.

They are all friendly the sort of people that will offer you

a beer in the pub. But if iwas to take a loan or drugs off them

i would be in serious shit if i couldn't pay up. All i'm saying

is the nicer among maniacs is still a maniac.



Nice in a sense that ROY* would throw a few bucks to the Piss poor family on the block , and maybe help an out of work father find work or let him do some handy man stuff for him to make some cash , or have Freddy hire them at the gas station . Believe me I'm not condoning anything they did , nor making excuses or apologies for what they did . Just sharing some of my experiences which fortunately for me and my family were all good . Maybe even pointing out the irony of how some of these guys were ruthless murderers but also a positive influence around the neigborhood in a sense .. You ask anyone that lived in a 5-10 block radius around the Gemini/Phils lounge who wasn't a degenerate gambler or druggie or mobbed up and they'll tell you they actually felt safer with them around lol, and not for nothing EVERYONE knew what was going on there .

You ask anyone that lived in a 5-10 block radius around the Gemini/Phils lounge who wasn't a degenerate gambler or druggie or mobbed up

That's the point they don't just prey on those people. They make people gambling addicts ( like my step Brother ) drug addicts ( like 2 of my cousins who are brothers ). I'm not making excuses for them just pointing out how these people can ruin you're life without mentioning Demeo.
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/25/12 04:58 AM

Originally Posted By: Nick_the_Greek
Was it Senter, or Testa that was in that jailhouse rock band photo (cannot seem to find it) with Carmine Persico on the drums?


All star line up tO say the least . Lol ... They even have a gangster social club mixed up of Westies, & Wiseguys . Lol

http://articles.nydailynews.com/1996-09-...prisons-inmates


Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/25/12 05:24 AM

Originally Posted By: Camarel
[quote=DiNome1978][quote=Camarel][quote=DiNome1978][quote=GaryH]

That's the point they don't just prey on those people. They make people gambling addicts ( like my step Brother ) drug addicts ( like 2 of my cousins who are brothers ). I'm not making excuses for them just pointing out how these people can ruin you're life without mentioning Demeo.



These guys were known all over the East Coast as a Crew not to be fucked with , so much that the toughest crews were afraid to get involved with them . If Castelllano didn't get his own crew to whack him Roy would have been running that family eventually . No one else had the balls to try and kill one of them . That said , with that reputation which was known by civilians and mobsters alike why would you even think about borrowing money, placing bets, or getting drugs fronted to you by any of them . Honestly , especially when there were other crews that would just rough you up for late payments because they eventually wanted their money . That's the one thing I never got about gangsters , someone owes you a hundred K and you kill him ? How stupid is that ? Now there is no way you're getting the cash . I alsO would not say they created the druggies, gambling addicts, etc . They took advantage of a clientele that unfortunately for society is endless. One thing I will say that really sucked was for the people who intentionally avoided borrowing money from them for fear of the consequences , but indirectly ended up getting the money from them because whoever they'd borrow from borrowed from the Gemini crew . Or clients of people they whacked who's debts got inherited by the Gemini crew when they whacked the original debtor .
Posted By: jace

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/25/12 07:13 AM

Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
Originally Posted By: jace


Your Hitler comparison is too extreme, trying to exterminate an entire race of people, including innocent children and babies, is of no comparison to these men, bad as they were.


The point I was making should be obvious. Guys in the DeMeo crew may have loved their mothers, were nice to kids, helped little old ladies across the street, etc. Doesn't change the fact that they were multiple murderers who killed dozens of people and chopped them up. Not to mention guilty of many other crimes. For anyone to come here and try to make excuses for them, or be an apologist in any way, is absurd.



You still went too far. He was not apologizing fro them, he was giving us some stories he had of them that we have never heard. If he, or anyone, apologized for them I would condemn them.
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/26/12 05:11 AM

Originally Posted By: jace
Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
Originally Posted By: jace


Your Hitler comparison is too extreme, trying to exterminate an entire race of people, including innocent children and babies, is of no comparison to these men, bad as they were.


The point I was making should be obvious. Guys in the DeMeo crew may have loved their mothers, were nice to kids, helped little old ladies across the street, etc. Doesn't change the fact that they were multiple murderers who killed dozens of people and chopped them up. Not to mention guilty of many other crimes. For anyone to come here and try to make excuses for them, or be an apologist in any way, is absurd.



You still went too far. He was not apologizing fro them, he was giving us some stories he had of them that we have never heard. If he, or anyone, apologized for them I would condemn them.


Finally someone gets it ! I would never justify what any of them did . The only act I can actually justify is when my cousin Freddy got so pissed off when they killed Roy and my cousin Richie he ratted , as much as I hate rats , I guess Freddy figured he'd never get close enough to the twins to get revenge he might as well fuck them in other ways. Ironically none of Freddys testimony made it to any trial or really helped lock anyone up because he gave the Feds shit about dead people . Then he killed himself ... Or did he ?
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/26/12 05:22 AM

In your original post you said, "They weren't all the scumbags the books make them out to be." Who were you referring to? Just DiNome? Or Testa and Senter as well? Because you mentioned the latter two in the same post and there's no way you could apply what you said to those two.
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/26/12 05:26 AM

Here's a story I don't remember if it was in Murder Machine, it's been years since I read that rag and I never looked back . Regardless as my grandfather tells it Richie DiNome (Freddys brother) actually tried to hit Castellano . Problem is the people who asked him to do it were setting him up while at the same time hoping he'd actually get him . So richie shows up at Pauls place and before he could get a shot off got lit up by Pauls body guards. He stumbled out in the street wearing and he was wearing an NYPD TSHIRT (given to him by my uncle) and before Pauls crew could go out and finish him someone noticed the NYPD shirt and started screaming "cop shot cop shot" so within minutes the cops rolled up and they were unable to finish him off . It's believed that this is in fact what got him killed , and not Castellanos people either it was the people who asked him to hit Paul for fear that he would have given them up. Richie was a tough mother fucker he got shot like 15 times and still made it out of there alive. Oh and the story about him shooting himself in the hand when he was putting a silencer on a gun isn't completely accurate , what is left out is that he was basically playing tug o war with the gun because the person he was with told him he was putting it on wrong and went to grab it from him and Richie realized that person didn't know what he was doing so he grabs the gun back silencer first while the other meathead accidentally pulled the trigger, both were drunk I am told . I've also heard stories about would be crew members accidentally catching a bullet because these guys were drunk or high and playing Taxi Driver with a loaded gun with a hair trigger . Richie had a heart of gold , and he just wanted to be a part of what his brothers were doing . It's sad especially if you knew how they grew up .
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/26/12 05:30 AM

Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
In your original post you said, "They weren't all the scumbags the books make them out to be." Who were you referring to? Just DiNome? Or Testa and Senter as well? Because you mentioned the latter two in the same post and there's no way you could apply what you said to those two.


From my personal experiences all of them treated neighborhood people right . That is until Roy was gone , he kept them in line . After they killed him all bets were off . I guess I should have posted they weren't ALWAYS the scumbags . But I have to say Freddy , and Roy were always good guys despite/outside of their extracurricular activities . At least good to family , friends , and the neighborhood.
Posted By: TheKillingJoke

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/26/12 05:32 PM

DiNome, I really believe you that Roy was friendly to people who weren't involved in organized crime.
Now what I'm going to say isn't comparable at all to growing up in NYC, but even in a country as small as mine ( Belgium ) you can get into contact with people who are involved in organized crime. The part of the country were I live has a large Italian community. A friend of mine owns a bar dedicated to the football club AC Milan. There's one family living in that town who are known to be members of the Ndrangheta. Everybody knows that they sell heroin. But since I regularly visit the cafe, some members of the family have occasionly talked to me. And even though you know they do some bad stuff, they don't feel all that unpleasant when talking with them. They are pretty nice guys in fact ( I don't know if that's the right way to put it).
I also have another friend -an Albanian- whose dad spend more time in prison than at home, mainly for human trafficking. And we all know that human trafficking is a hideous crime, but still I visited my friend a couple of times and his dad was very friendly and welcoming to me.
All this is in no way comparable to the situation in New York, but when you say that they could be 'nice', I understand what you mean.
Posted By: GaryH

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/26/12 05:32 PM

Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
If Castelllano didn't get his own crew to whack him Roy would have been running that family eventually


If Roy hadnt been whacked when he was then the cops would have busted him.
Dom Montigilio ratted later that year and Walter Mack was building his case stronger each day.
1983 would have been Roys last year as a free man!
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/26/12 11:43 PM

Originally Posted By: GaryH
Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
If Castelllano didn't get his own crew to whack him Roy would have been running that family eventually


If Roy hadnt been whacked when he was then the cops would have busted him.
Dom Montigilio ratted later that year and Walter Mack was building his case stronger each day.
1983 would have been Roys last year as a free man!


Roy might have did some time behind the car ring , but that would have been about it . Montiglio was only beneficial to the case against Gaggi . Unless Gaggi flipped on Roy they wouldn't have been able to put him away for life. The only murder Montiglio could have implicated him in was the kid who broke Gaggis nose , and that wouldn't have done much seeing how he took part in the attempts as well as the eventual murder . You can tip off about murders and be a murderer yourself , but when all you can give up is a murder you helped commit the case would never have stuck . As for Freddy he didnt flip until after they killed Roy and Richie so Roy wouldn't have gotten pinched because of him . I think Walter Mack was quoted as saying something about it after they found Roy dead . Something along the lines of Roy getting whacked being easier than trying to build a successful case against him .
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/27/12 07:46 AM

Originally Posted By: TheKillingJoke
DiNome, I really believe you that Roy was friendly to people who weren't involved in organized crime.
Now what I'm going to say isn't comparable at all to growing up in NYC, but even in a country as small as mine ( Belgium ) you can get into contact with people who are involved in organized crime. The part of the country were I live has a large Italian community. A friend of mine owns a bar dedicated to the football club AC Milan. There's one family living in that town who are known to be members of the Ndrangheta. Everybody knows that they sell heroin. But since I regularly visit the cafe, some members of the family have occasionly talked to me. And even though you know they do some bad stuff, they don't feel all that unpleasant when talking with them. They are pretty nice guys in fact ( I don't know if that's the right way to put it).
I also have another friend -an Albanian- whose dad spend more time in prison than at home, mainly for human trafficking. And we all know that human trafficking is a hideous crime, but still I visited my friend a couple of times and his dad was very friendly and welcoming to me.
All this is in no way comparable to the situation in New York, but when you say that they could be 'nice', I understand what you mean.


It's great that you can relate , and understand where I'm coming from . I don't condone it but I don't hold it against them/or pre judge them either . I have a long line of organized crime in my family , my mothers uncles, cousins, brothers, were and some still are all involved with LCN (they're off the boat sicilians) , her father was the only one who was legit he was actually a cop in Brooklyn , he worked in the 69 , 63, 67, 71, and 77 precincts . My dads family were all criminals they started out in the Camorra in Italy and eventually ended up with The Gambino, Lucchese, and Colombo families here . So it's kind of hard for me to hate on them when I see different sides during the holidays etc . Also when I was brought around the Gemini (lived a few doors down), the lounge,buon giorno's, the Ravenite, Bergin, Veterans, and ton of other hang outs as a kid and met a ton of these people and was given money , candy, toys, and baseball cards, learned how to play cards and shoot craps, by some of the "meanest" gangsters or most "ruthless" murders but to me they were just nice fat italian guys to me who taught me bad words in italian and spoiled us kids . Reading about all of them now and being in Law Enforcement myself it's obvious that I feel for their victims families but I never knew that side of them . One guy I will say was always kind of a dick was Gotti , Charles Carneglia always creeped me out too . He was nice but I'd throw any candy away or give it away if he gave it to us .
Posted By: uptempo

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/27/12 06:39 PM

Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: GaryH
Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
If Castelllano didn't get his own crew to whack him Roy would have been running that family eventually


If Roy hadnt been whacked when he was then the cops would have busted him.
Dom Montigilio ratted later that year and Walter Mack was building his case stronger each day.
1983 would have been Roys last year as a free man!


I think Walter Mack was quoted as saying something about it after they found Roy dead . Something along the lines of Roy getting whacked being easier than trying to build a successful case against him .


I've just finished murder machine and that is infact what Walter said, by killing Roy they made the case easier to make.
Posted By: Nick_the_Greek

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/27/12 10:59 PM

You wonder also, if he could have pulled off the 'fake his death and go to the Bahamas' plan Roy was working with his kid, in the time leading up to his death (outlined in Sins of my Father, I believe)

With all the indictments soon to come down, he wouldn't have had many folks to bother searching for him, or killing his family, etc.

I bet he could have been successful, but we will never know...
Posted By: TheKillingJoke

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/28/12 10:44 AM

Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: TheKillingJoke
DiNome, I really believe you that Roy was friendly to people who weren't involved in organized crime.
Now what I'm going to say isn't comparable at all to growing up in NYC, but even in a country as small as mine ( Belgium ) you can get into contact with people who are involved in organized crime. The part of the country were I live has a large Italian community. A friend of mine owns a bar dedicated to the football club AC Milan. There's one family living in that town who are known to be members of the Ndrangheta. Everybody knows that they sell heroin. But since I regularly visit the cafe, some members of the family have occasionly talked to me. And even though you know they do some bad stuff, they don't feel all that unpleasant when talking with them. They are pretty nice guys in fact ( I don't know if that's the right way to put it).
I also have another friend -an Albanian- whose dad spend more time in prison than at home, mainly for human trafficking. And we all know that human trafficking is a hideous crime, but still I visited my friend a couple of times and his dad was very friendly and welcoming to me.
All this is in no way comparable to the situation in New York, but when you say that they could be 'nice', I understand what you mean.


It's great that you can relate , and understand where I'm coming from . I don't condone it but I don't hold it against them/or pre judge them either . I have a long line of organized crime in my family , my mothers uncles, cousins, brothers, were and some still are all involved with LCN (they're off the boat sicilians) , her father was the only one who was legit he was actually a cop in Brooklyn , he worked in the 69 , 63, 67, 71, and 77 precincts . My dads family were all criminals they started out in the Camorra in Italy and eventually ended up with The Gambino, Lucchese, and Colombo families here . So it's kind of hard for me to hate on them when I see different sides during the holidays etc . Also when I was brought around the Gemini (lived a few doors down), the lounge,buon giorno's, the Ravenite, Bergin, Veterans, and ton of other hang outs as a kid and met a ton of these people and was given money , candy, toys, and baseball cards, learned how to play cards and shoot craps, by some of the "meanest" gangsters or most "ruthless" murders but to me they were just nice fat italian guys to me who taught me bad words in italian and spoiled us kids . Reading about all of them now and being in Law Enforcement myself it's obvious that I feel for their victims families but I never knew that side of them . One guy I will say was always kind of a dick was Gotti , Charles Carneglia always creeped me out too . He was nice but I'd throw any candy away or give it away if he gave it to us .


My situation isn't comparable to your situation at all, but I can definitely see what you mean. It's foolish to think that you can live somewhere, no matter how small your country is, without getting into contact in some way with organized crime. While in Belgium the Belgians themselves aren't known for being involved in lots of organized crime ( some tend to join Outlaw Motorcyle gangs however), Belgium is home to large Italian, Turkish, Moroccan, Dutch, Chechen, Albanian and Georgian Jewish communities. Within each of those communities there have been arrests of people who were involved big time in organized crime. Since I have one or more friends in each of those communities, I will always know some people who have relatives involved in OC.
On another note : over the past 5 years there have been 3 pedophiles caught in my small village only. And about 30km from where I live there was a serial rapist on the loose who was beginning to randomly kill people ( he made 3 known victims, but there might be more). Now I think that these pieces of **** are far more appalling than any mobster living in your neighborhood.
Posted By: m2w

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/28/12 03:12 PM

i dont think moroccons have organized crime just drug dealers at most
Posted By: TheKillingJoke

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/28/12 03:40 PM

Originally Posted By: m2w
i dont think moroccons have organized crime just drug dealers at most


Moroccans do have a form of OC.
While a lot of Moroccans ( especially in the larger Belgian and Dutch cities) still behave like disorganized street-level robbers, a minority has -especially in Amsterdam- exploited their links with hashish barons based in the Rifian areas ( since almost all Moroccans in Belgium and the Netherlands are of Rifian origin). While bringing in hashish was previously something Dutch criminals did, some Moroccans in the diaspora have also began to organize themselves and start bringing in hash, as well as cocaine.
But yes, most are still disorganized, but an increasing lot is beginning to organize themselves, just like an increasing number of Algerians are beginning to do in France.
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/28/12 09:40 PM

Originally Posted By: TheKillingJoke
Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: TheKillingJoke
DiNome, I really believe you that Roy was friendly to people who weren't involved in organized crime.
Now what I'm going to say isn't comparable at all to growing up in NYC, but even in a country as small as mine ( Belgium ) you can get into contact with people who are involved in organized crime. The part of the country were I live has a large Italian community. A friend of mine owns a bar dedicated to the football club AC Milan. There's one family living in that town who are known to be members of the Ndrangheta. Everybody knows that they sell heroin. But since I regularly visit the cafe, some members of the family have occasionly talked to me. And even though you know they do some bad stuff, they don't feel all that unpleasant when talking with them. They are pretty nice guys in fact ( I don't know if that's the right way to put it).
I also have another friend -an Albanian- whose dad spend more time in prison than at home, mainly for human trafficking. And we all know that human trafficking is a hideous crime, but still I visited my friend a couple of times and his dad was very friendly and welcoming to me.
All this is in no way comparable to the situation in New York, but when you say that they could be 'nice', I understand what you mean.


It's great that you can relate , and understand where I'm coming from . I don't condone it but I don't hold it against them/or pre judge them either . I have a long line of organized crime in my family , my mothers uncles, cousins, brothers, were and some still are all involved with LCN (they're off the boat sicilians) , her father was the only one who was legit he was actually a cop in Brooklyn , he worked in the 69 , 63, 67, 71, and 77 precincts . My dads family were all criminals they started out in the Camorra in Italy and eventually ended up with The Gambino, Lucchese, and Colombo families here . So it's kind of hard for me to hate on them when I see different sides during the holidays etc . Also when I was brought around the Gemini (lived a few doors down), the lounge,buon giorno's, the Ravenite, Bergin, Veterans, and ton of other hang outs as a kid and met a ton of these people and was given money , candy, toys, and baseball cards, learned how to play cards and shoot craps, by some of the "meanest" gangsters or most "ruthless" murders but to me they were just nice fat italian guys to me who taught me bad words in italian and spoiled us kids . Reading about all of them now and being in Law Enforcement myself it's obvious that I feel for their victims families but I never knew that side of them . One guy I will say was always kind of a dick was Gotti , Charles Carneglia always creeped me out too . He was nice but I'd throw any candy away or give it away if he gave it to us .


My situation isn't comparable to your situation at all, but I can definitely see what you mean. It's foolish to think that you can live somewhere, no matter how small your country is, without getting into contact in some way with organized crime. While in Belgium the Belgians themselves aren't known for being involved in lots of organized crime ( some tend to join Outlaw Motorcyle gangs however), Belgium is home to large Italian, Turkish, Moroccan, Dutch, Chechen, Albanian and Georgian Jewish communities. Within each of those communities there have been arrests of people who were involved big time in organized crime. Since I have one or more friends in each of those communities, I will always know some people who have relatives involved in OC.
On another note : over the past 5 years there have been 3 pedophiles caught in my small village only. And about 30km from where I live there was a serial rapist on the loose who was beginning to randomly kill people ( he made 3 known victims, but there might be more). Now I think that these pieces of **** are far more appalling than any mobster living in your neighborhood.



Child abusers , Rapists of any kind, all deserve to die slow and painful deaths .
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/28/12 09:43 PM

Originally Posted By: m2w
i dont think moroccons have organized crime just drug dealers at most



From what I understand there are certain Moroccan organizations in Morocco and abroad that deal drugs and help fund terrorism . It's pretty disgusting to think such a beautiful place that generates a lot of its tourism income from Americans ends up breeding terrorists that want to destroy America .
Posted By: TheKillingJoke

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/29/12 08:31 AM

Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: m2w
i dont think moroccons have organized crime just drug dealers at most



From what I understand there are certain Moroccan organizations in Morocco and abroad that deal drugs and help fund terrorism . It's pretty disgusting to think such a beautiful place that generates a lot of its tourism income from Americans ends up breeding terrorists that want to destroy America .


It's a shame really that Moroccans, Algerians, Lebanese and Pashtuns have terrorists within their communities ( terrorists, in my honest opinion, are retarded. No matter the university degree they may have) because I've also met a lot of very cool people from their communities.
And they also have some splendid looking girls ( no kidding) cool
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/29/12 09:24 AM

Originally Posted By: TheKillingJoke
Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: m2w
i dont think moroccons have organized crime just drug dealers at most



From what I understand there are certain Moroccan organizations in Morocco and abroad that deal drugs and help fund terrorism . It's pretty disgusting to think such a beautiful place that generates a lot of its tourism income from Americans ends up breeding terrorists that want to destroy America .


It's a shame really that Moroccans, Algerians, Lebanese and Pashtuns have terrorists within their communities ( terrorists, in my honest opinion, are retarded. No matter the university degree they may have) because I've also met a lot of very cool people from their communities.
And they also have some splendid looking girls ( no kidding) cool



Terrorists are the most hypocritical beings on the planet . How do you justify bombing/killing in the name of your religion or homeland yet you do it within crowds o people from your religion/homeland thus makin the majority of the casualties of your cause the people you are supposedly representing ? Like take Muslims for instance , blowing up Mosques which only kills Muslims ? Seriously how stupid can you be ? Or the IRA blowing up and destroying Northern Ireland , and while they may kill one or 2 English cops for the most part they're killing the Irish . Fucking retards
Posted By: TheKillingJoke

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/29/12 10:27 AM

And the fact stays that no group has ever achieved anything with terrorism. IRA, ETA, Tamil Tigers,...all failed continuously.
Posted By: NickyScarfo

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/29/12 10:46 AM

Originally Posted By: TheKillingJoke
And the fact stays that no group has ever achieved anything with terrorism. IRA, ETA, Tamil Tigers,...all failed continuously.


Yeah the IRA have basically admitted defeat, apart from small sects of lunatics.
Posted By: TheKillingJoke

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/29/12 12:59 PM

Originally Posted By: NickyScarfo
Originally Posted By: TheKillingJoke
And the fact stays that no group has ever achieved anything with terrorism. IRA, ETA, Tamil Tigers,...all failed continuously.


Yeah the IRA have basically admitted defeat, apart from small sects of lunatics.


The REAL IRA, as well as Al Qaeda In The Islamic Maghreb, Tamil Tigers, Hezbollah and Palestinian Islamic Jihad are becoming nothing more than drug and weapon traffickers, human smugglers and extortionists. I think they engage more in criminal activities than in terrorism nowadays.
Posted By: Lilo

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/29/12 01:07 PM

It sort of depends on how you define "terrorism" and "achievements".
France does not rule Algeria or Vietnam today, in part because of violent acts that were called terrorism at the time. The same is true of Great Britain and Palestine/Israel. You could even say that the British settler and government counterrevolutionary response in Kenya was particularly brutal terrorism which succeeded in putting down the revolt but failed long term in keeping Kenya under direct British control.

So sometimes violence/terrorism works; sometimes it doesn't.
Posted By: m2w

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/29/12 08:36 PM

Moroccans do have a form of OC.
Posted By: m2w

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/29/12 08:38 PM

Quote:
Moroccans do have a form of OC.


it depends what you mean for 'organized crime'
a bunch of people smuggling hashish dont are so organized to me just dealers
according to italian police moroccan and north african gangs in general are disorganized and they are not even close to have the caratheristic typical of mafia groups
Posted By: TheKillingJoke

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/29/12 08:46 PM

Originally Posted By: m2w
Quote:
Moroccans do have a form of OC.


it depends what you mean for 'organized crime'
a bunch of people smuggling hashish dont are so organized to me just dealers
according to italian police moroccan and north african gangs in general are disorganized and they are not even close to have the caratheristic typical of mafia groups


Well, if you put it that way I think almost no crime group comes even close to the Italians.
Posted By: m2w

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/29/12 08:54 PM

i think italian mafias yakuza clans and chinese triads are by far the most organized crime groups worldwide
Posted By: TheKillingJoke

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/29/12 09:01 PM

Yeah, I pretty much agree with that.
There are a lot of other ethnic gangs that are labeled as 'organized crime', but they aren't as organized as the Mafia, Yakuza or Triads. Eventhough I think the Solntsevskaya Bratva is also very organized.
I think the Albanians, Mexicans,...might be a tad overrated. But I wouldn't mess with them either.
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/30/12 02:55 AM

The law enforcement definition of organized crime is essentially a group of people usually at least 3 that gather and commit crimes for tensile purpose of financial and/or material gain . There doesn't have to be a chain of command, just as long as they're out there breaking the law with at least 3 people sharing in the crimes and fruits of said crimes . I have a friend who is a Baltimore Cop , and he was telling me about a series of drug busts that he took part in and a few of the perps had these payroll checks on them at the time they were arrested . After checking bank records the checks were being drawn on some 22 year old kids account . Turns out this kid was paying his drug runners (which he had all over the city) on the books ! He had them fill out W2's and everything , so he ended up going from simple corner drug boy to OC . Funny thing is the usual thing that keeps these dealers behind bars long term is the tax evasion . This guy had that beat . Unfortunately for him though the Feds will be watching him for the rest of his life . Goes to show you , anyone can be considered OC
Posted By: tiger84

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/30/12 08:59 AM

Tommy pitera is just as feared as roy and apperantly he was a dick to everyone he didnt give a fuck about the neighbourhood or anyone other than making money
Posted By: TheKillingJoke

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/30/12 11:20 AM

Pitera enjoyed killing people, I don't think Demeo 'enjoyed' it. Demeo was broken for a period when he discovered he killed an innocent boy.
One guy in Demeo's crew who really creeps me out is Chris Rosenberg. Some say he looks a bit goofy in his known picture, but I think he has that Last House On The Left/Texas Chainsaw Massacte-aura about him lol. He also ruthlessly butchered a couple of Colombians and a Cuban. Which, in those days, wasn't really a good career move.
Posted By: m2w

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/30/12 01:06 PM

Quote:
The law enforcement definition of organized crime is essentially a group of people usually at least 3 that gather and commit crimes for tensile purpose of financial and/or material gain .


yes but there is a lot difference between a simple organized crime group and mafia-type organized crime group
Posted By: GaryH

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/30/12 09:22 PM

The Albanians and Mexicans are very brutal but not as organised as the Italians or Yakuza
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/01/12 05:12 AM

Originally Posted By: tiger84
Tommy pitera is just as feared as roy and apperantly he was a dick to everyone he didnt give a fuck about the neighbourhood or anyone other than making money


No one was as feared as Demeo and his crew . That's why anytime someone from that crew had to be whacked the crew itself did it , no one would take the contracts . Tonny Karate was an animal though . I've heard horror stories about him .
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/01/12 05:21 AM

Originally Posted By: TheKillingJoke
Pitera enjoyed killing people, I don't think Demeo 'enjoyed' it. Demeo was broken for a period when he discovered he killed an innocent boy.
One guy in Demeo's crew who really creeps me out is Chris Rosenberg. Some say he looks a bit goofy in his known picture, but I think he has that Last House On The Left/Texas Chainsaw Massacte-aura about him lol. He also ruthlessly butchered a couple of Colombians and a Cuban. Which, in those days, wasn't really a good career move.


My Father , Brother, and Uncles , as well as pretty much anyone who knew him said Chris was a fucking asshole but loyal . They also said he was kind of a dirtbag and when everyone was going out to clubs and shit they always tried to ditch him . He caused a ton of problems for Roy but Roy had a lot of love for him . He really was that delusional though and thought he was gonna be the first Jew who got made . It was his fault that Roy ended up killing that Spanish kid by his house , because if he never robbed and killed the Columbians Roy wouldn't have thought there was a hit squad looking for him . Him starting that war over the drugs also verified to the rest of the family what they already knew and that was that Roy'a crew dealt drugs and Paul Castellano knew about it and kept taking the money no problem while he threatened Gotti and other crews that if they dealt drugs they'd be killed (something else that gives weight to the fact Paul was scared of the Gemini crew and he just hated Gotti )
Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/01/12 06:30 AM

Originally Posted By: TheKillingJoke
Chris Rosenberg. Some say he looks a bit goofy in his known picture, but I think he has that Last House On The Left/Texas Chainsaw Massacte-aura about him lol. He also ruthlessly butchered a couple of Colombians and a Cuban. Which, in those days, wasn't really a good career move.


Chris Rosenberg is mentally disturbed.
Examples of psychokinesis could include distorting or moving an object,[6] and influencing the output of a random number generator.[5][7][8]
Posted By: Parisi

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/01/12 04:53 PM

Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
In your original post you said, "They weren't all the scumbags the books make them out to be." Who were you referring to? Just DiNome? Or Testa and Senter as well? Because you mentioned the latter two in the same post and there's no way you could apply what you said to those two.
I'm with Ivy here, there is no honest justification for a bunch of amoral thugs, which essentially, is the primary definition for the DeMeo crew.

These guys were cold-blooded killers. According to informant testimonies the crew, headed by Roy, would follow a sadistic cycle upon murdering their victims. The crew would first lure their victims to an apartment directly behind the Gemini Lounge where they were shot in the back of the head by Roy DeMeo and the head would be swiftly wrapped in a towel. Harvey "Chris" Rosenberg would then stab the victim in the heart to stop the bleeding. Then the body would be left to drain in a bathtub for 45 minutes. After the body was drained and chopped up it would be left in a garbage bags while Roy DeMeo and the crew would order a pizza and eat it with their unwashed bloody hands.

Ultimately Roy DeMeo died the way he lived, as a street rat, in fetal position, in the trunk of his car. There is no sympathy or empathy from anyone including the Gambinos who he made so much money for over the years.
Posted By: NickyScarfo

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/01/12 05:34 PM

Don't forget as well Senter shot an innocent girl to death too, remember that from murder machine. Despicable men.
Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/01/12 08:34 PM

Originally Posted By: NickyScarfo
Don't forget as well Senter shot an innocent girl to death too, remember that from murder machine. Despicable men.[/quo [quote=GaryH]The Albanians and Mexicans are very brutal but not as organised as the Italians or Yakuza


Gary correct me if I'm wrong but didn't you buy Roy Demeo's tie off eBay ?
Posted By: GaryH

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/01/12 08:41 PM

Originally Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti
Originally Posted By: NickyScarfo
Don't forget as well Senter shot an innocent girl to death too, remember that from murder machine. Despicable men.[/quo [quote=GaryH]The Albanians and Mexicans are very brutal but not as organised as the Italians or Yakuza


Gary correct me if I'm wrong but didn't you buy Roy Demeo's tie off eBay ?


Yep, thats true.
Its more of a collectors item that *may* be worth something in a few years time.
It didnt cost much.
Think of it as being the same as people who collect Nazi memorabilia
Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/01/12 08:56 PM

Originally Posted By: GaryH
Originally Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti
Originally Posted By: NickyScarfo
Don't forget as well Senter shot an innocent girl to death too, remember that from murder machine. Despicable men.[/quo [quote=GaryH]The Albanians and Mexicans are very brutal but not as organised as the Italians or Yakuza


Gary correct me if I'm wrong but didn't you buy Roy Demeo's tie off eBay ?


Yep, thats true.
Its more of a collectors item that *may* be worth something in a few years time.
It didnt cost much.
Think of it as being the same as people who collect Nazi memorabilia


Yeah I'm not knocking ya, I think his son has a store on there.
Posted By: jace

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/02/12 07:25 AM

Originally Posted By: Parisi
Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
In your original post you said, "They weren't all the scumbags the books make them out to be." Who were you referring to? Just DiNome? Or Testa and Senter as well? Because you mentioned the latter two in the same post and there's no way you could apply what you said to those two.
I'm with Ivy here, there is no honest justification for a bunch of amoral thugs, which essentially, is the primary definition for the DeMeo crew.

These guys were cold-blooded killers. According to informant testimonies the crew, headed by Roy, would follow a sadistic cycle upon murdering their victims. The crew would first lure their victims to an apartment directly behind the Gemini Lounge where they were shot in the back of the head by Roy DeMeo and the head would be swiftly wrapped in a towel. Harvey "Chris" Rosenberg would then stab the victim in the heart to stop the bleeding. Then the body would be left to drain in a bathtub for 45 minutes. After the body was drained and chopped up it would be left in a garbage bags while Roy DeMeo and the crew would order a pizza and eat it with their unwashed bloody hands.

Ultimately Roy DeMeo died the way he lived, as a street rat, in fetal position, in the trunk of his car. There is no sympathy or empathy from anyone including the Gambinos who he made so much money for over the years.




I think you are bit of on sadist part. They did not torture, they killed quickly. It's wrong, but not torture.
Posted By: Nicholas

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/02/12 09:06 AM

What's with "Senter's" Italian ancestry? His last name came from the North with Italian immigrants, right?
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/02/12 09:10 AM

Originally Posted By: Parisi
[quote=IvyLeague]

Then the body would be left to drain in a bathtub for 45 minutes. After the body was drained and chopped up it would be left in a garbage bags while Roy DeMeo and the crew would order a pizza and eat it with their unwashed bloody hands.
.


Don't believe everything Capeci and Mustain tell you , especially when they are the words of a low life drug addict who was saying what he was saying to save his own ass and make everyone else involved look worse and himself look like an angel . Lastly Roy , and his crew for the most part were pretty boys/ladies men not to mention Roy was very careful so I'd guarantee they showered after a kill let alone washed their hands . The three ( Mustain, Capeci, Montiglio) of them told enough tall tales theres no need for you to make up your own . I highly doubt not to mention never read or heard from people who were around them that they sat and ate with blood all over their hands which makes sense being there was really nowhere to hide other than the bathroom in that apartment if someone came to the door ie pizza man , cops, neighbor . They were smarter than that , which is why they never got caught while Roy was running things .
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/02/12 09:21 AM

Originally Posted By: Nicholas
What's with "Senter's" Italian ancestry? His last name came from the North with Italian immigrants, right?


Yes , only in Northern Italy will you find Italians without vowels at the end of their last names LOL . Some say the names got butchered at Ellis Island (highly possible) , some say it's because of the close proximity to Austria , Germany, & France (mating with non Italians ? That screws up the lineage when it comes time to be inducted/made no ?) which always raises the question whether or not certain families from Northern Italy are actually Italian by blood or just relocated during WW2 during the Hitler/Mussolini alliance . The name Senter actually sounds to me like it could be German or Austrian honestly .
Posted By: carmela

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/02/12 09:44 AM

Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: Nicholas
What's with "Senter's" Italian ancestry? His last name came from the North with Italian immigrants, right?


Yes , only in Northern Italy will you find Italians without vowels at the end of their last names LOL .


Wrong. This is a huge misconception. There are plenty of Italian as well as Sicilian surnames not ending in vowels, of people born and raised in Italy/Sicily. It's less common, but not UNcommon.
Posted By: Giancarlo

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/02/12 04:14 PM

Originally Posted By: GaryH
Originally Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti
Originally Posted By: NickyScarfo
Don't forget as well Senter shot an innocent girl to death too, remember that from murder machine. Despicable men.[/quo [quote=GaryH]The Albanians and Mexicans are very brutal but not as organised as the Italians or Yakuza


Gary correct me if I'm wrong but didn't you buy Roy Demeo's tie off eBay ?


Yep, thats true.
Its more of a collectors item that *may* be worth something in a few years time.
It didnt cost much.
Think of it as being the same as people who collect Nazi memorabilia

You know the "gore" collectors would love to buy Roy's old butcher tools. The ones he kept for use at the apartment at the Gemini. Someone should ask Albert where those babies are. lol. You know those bone saws of his saw plenty of use.
Posted By: GaryH

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/02/12 06:47 PM

I think they used a proper butchers kit!
(Roy and Joey had experience in that line of work)
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/02/12 06:51 PM

Originally Posted By: Giancarlo
You know the "gore" collectors would love to buy Roy's old butcher tools. The ones he kept for use at the apartment at the Gemini. Someone should ask Albert where those babies are. lol. You know those bone saws of his saw plenty of use.

These are the same nuts who are dressing like the Batman gunman in Colorado. I saw a clip about these people on GMA this morning. It's crazy.
Posted By: Parisi

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/02/12 10:17 PM

Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: Parisi
[quote=IvyLeague]

Then the body would be left to drain in a bathtub for 45 minutes. After the body was drained and chopped up it would be left in a garbage bags while Roy DeMeo and the crew would order a pizza and eat it with their unwashed bloody hands.
.


Don't believe everything Capeci and Mustain tell you , especially when they are the words of a low life drug addict who was saying what he was saying to save his own ass and make everyone else involved look worse and himself look like an angel .
All due respect, I am more inclined to believe and trust the information I have read concerning the DeMeo crew from published books, mob transcripts and witness testimonies over any word from a neighborhood guy. I know you're giving your perspective and everyone, including you, are entitled to your views on DeMeo and his crew but your views seem a little bias. Almost like you're defending these guys and what they did.
Posted By: TheKillingJoke

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/03/12 08:51 AM

Originally Posted By: Parisi
Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: Parisi
[quote=IvyLeague]

Then the body would be left to drain in a bathtub for 45 minutes. After the body was drained and chopped up it would be left in a garbage bags while Roy DeMeo and the crew would order a pizza and eat it with their unwashed bloody hands.
.


Don't believe everything Capeci and Mustain tell you , especially when they are the words of a low life drug addict who was saying what he was saying to save his own ass and make everyone else involved look worse and himself look like an angel .
All due respect, I am more inclined to believe and trust the information I have read concerning the DeMeo crew from published books, mob transcripts and witness testimonies over any word from a neighborhood guy. I know you're giving your perspective and everyone, including you, are entitled to your views on DeMeo and his crew but your views seem a little bias. Almost like you're defending these guys and what they did.


Witnesses saw the negative side of them, of course they're not going to tell anything good about them. Published books are written by humans and most humans are just as biased regarding the life of (organized) criminals : Sometimes they are portrayed as the most glamorous beings to ever grace the earth, while in another book/movie they are portrayed as pure inhuman monsters. The truth is that they're neither of those.
Posted By: jace

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/03/12 05:46 PM

Originally Posted By: Parisi
Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: Parisi
[quote=IvyLeague]

Then the body would be left to drain in a bathtub for 45 minutes. After the body was drained and chopped up it would be left in a garbage bags while Roy DeMeo and the crew would order a pizza and eat it with their unwashed bloody hands.
.


Don't believe everything Capeci and Mustain tell you , especially when they are the words of a low life drug addict who was saying what he was saying to save his own ass and make everyone else involved look worse and himself look like an angel .
All due respect, I am more inclined to believe and trust the information I have read concerning the DeMeo crew from published books, mob transcripts and witness testimonies over any word from a neighborhood guy. I know you're giving your perspective and everyone, including you, are entitled to your views on DeMeo and his crew but your views seem a little bias. Almost like you're defending these guys and what they did.

He did not seem to defend what they did at all, he gave us another side to story, and example of how they were in other aspects everyday life. I thought it was good info.
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/04/12 12:57 AM

Originally Posted By: carmela
Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: Nicholas
What's with "Senter's" Italian ancestry? His last name came from the North with Italian immigrants, right?


Yes , only in Northern Italy will you find Italians without vowels at the end of their last names LOL .


Wrong. This is a huge misconception. There are plenty of Italian as well as Sicilian surnames not ending in vowels, of people born and raised in Italy/Sicily. It's less common, but not UNcommon.



It's common in Northern Italy , you won't find many if any in Southern Italy . Sorry but you won't convince me other wise , my fathers family comes from Naples , and my mothers from Sicily and I've frequented both places my entire life and the few Italians I've met without vowels come from Northern Italy .
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/04/12 01:14 AM

Originally Posted By: Parisi
Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: Parisi
[quote=IvyLeague]

Then the body would be left to drain in a bathtub for 45 minutes. After the body was drained and chopped up it would be left in a garbage bags while Roy DeMeo and the crew would order a pizza and eat it with their unwashed bloody hands.
.


Don't believe everything Capeci and Mustain tell you , especially when they are the words of a low life drug addict who was saying what he was saying to save his own ass and make everyone else involved look worse and himself look like an angel .
All due respect, I am more inclined to believe and trust the information I have read concerning the DeMeo crew from published books, mob transcripts and witness testimonies over any word from a neighborhood guy. I know you're giving your perspective and everyone, including you, are entitled to your views on DeMeo and his crew but your views seem a little bias. Almost like you're defending these guys and what they did.



All due respect but you seem to have your own take on my stories which is fine , but nowhere have I defended any of the actions of the Gemini crew . I simply told a story from a different perspective .. MY PERSPECTIVE from what I PERSONALLY experienced or what my family witnessed hanging around those guys and told me (which I figured was something nice to share being I'm sure most people on here didn't grow up a few doors down and see these people on a daily basis and have family who worked close with them or arrested them) . You can believe what you want but in this equation I'm the only one who has ZERO to gain . The writers beef up their stories to sell more books for financial gain (see Philip Carlo) , the government witnesses beef up their story for the DA's case and tell a gory story and make themselves look like the angel or guy along for the ride with these "monsters" in order to save their asses and help with a conviction . As for the district attorney see government witness (no need for me to retype) . It's a moot point , you're not gonna convince me and I have no desire to convince anyone . What these men did was horrible , but to me they were family, neighbors, friends who never did a thing to harm me or anyone in the neighborhood .
Posted By: carmela

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/04/12 01:16 AM

Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: carmela
Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
Originally Posted By: Nicholas
What's with "Senter's" Italian ancestry? His last name came from the North with Italian immigrants, right?


Yes , only in Northern Italy will you find Italians without vowels at the end of their last names LOL .


Wrong. This is a huge misconception. There are plenty of Italian as well as Sicilian surnames not ending in vowels, of people born and raised in Italy/Sicily. It's less common, but not UNcommon.



It's common in Northern Italy , you won't find many if any in Southern Italy . Sorry but you won't convince me other wise , my fathers family comes from Naples , and my mothers from Sicily and I've frequented both places my entire life and the few Italians I've met without vowels come from Northern Italy .


Sorry, but you said ONLY in Northern Italy. Now you change your tune. Enough said. Your father's family blah blah blah...my husband is born and raised in Sicily, my father is from Sicily, and I'm in Sicily for the past 16 years or more of my life.
Posted By: m2w

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/04/12 01:27 AM

in south italy there are some surnames without vowels like martines or lopez and others most of them from spanish origins
Posted By: Dwalin2011

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/04/12 01:39 AM

There are also surnames that seem to be of Latin origins like De Santis or De Michelis, but I don't know if they are more common in northern or southern Italy. I also remember reading about a mafioso called Francesco Mangion.
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/04/12 05:40 AM

Originally Posted By: carmela

It's common in Northern Italy , you won't find many if any in Southern Italy . Sorry but you won't convince me other wise , my fathers family comes from Naples , and my mothers from Sicily and I've frequented both places my entire life and the few Italians I've met without vowels come from Northern Italy .


Sorry, but you said ONLY in Northern Italy. Now you change your tune. Enough said. Your father's family blah blah blah...my husband is born and raised in Sicily, my father is from Sicily, and I'm in Sicily for the past 16 years or more of my life. [/quote]

I didnt change my tune , I said EXACTLY the same thing I said in the first post . Read it again
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/04/12 05:47 AM

The other exception is immigrants who came through Ellis island and had their names butchered to sound more American , or make it easier to pronounce . But I would bet money that the majority of the names without a vowel at the end in soutern and the middle of italy originate from the North , or have Spanish , Norse, German , or Greek origin .
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/04/12 06:10 AM

A Capeci/Mustain error . Freddy DiNome gave the name DiName when he was arrested . Capeci and Mustain attributed this to his illiteracy/dyslexia , while Freddy was dyslexic this spelling had nothing to do with it. Fact is when my grandfather , his brother , and a cousin came over from Italy like most immigrants they came through Ellis island . The clerk handling them made a suggestion that they switch the family name from DiNome to DiName , the only one who did so was the cousin because he felt it sounded more American . Years later my grandfather got a job in the court system , like most Italians from our section of Brooklyn he had some mob ties , and he thought up the idea that our family could have 2 rap sheets , one under the name DiName , and one under DiNome . For many years this worked get arrested or questioned give the name DiName , go for a good job give the name DiNome . They all had 2 birth certificates , 2 driver licenses , pretty much everything you needed to live a double identity . This actually worked for a while until Richie or his brother Paulie (don't remember which one) was arrested and caught with 2 licenses one saying DiNome and one saying DiName , after that the Feds did a little research , started looking into our family and figured out exactly what was going on and why Freddy DiNome never had any arrests , they looked at Freddy DiName and saw mug shots and fingerprints and realized they were one in the same . So by the time Freddy got pinched for his OC activities the cat was out of the bag and they were arresting him under DiNome and combining his arrest records with his arrests under DiName as well . It happened to a few other members of the family as well . There's your useless fact for the day lol
Posted By: m2w

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/04/12 01:38 PM

i think several italian surnames in the states are wrong, looks like santora that is sure santoro or massino that could be messina and several others
Posted By: carmela

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/04/12 01:54 PM

Originally Posted By: DiNome1978


Yes , only in Northern Italy will you find Italians without vowels at the end of their last names LOL .





Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
It's common in Northern Italy , you won't find many if any in Southern Italy .


These two posts are NOT the exact same, just as I said, you changed your tune.
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/05/12 01:40 AM

Originally Posted By: carmela
Originally Posted By: DiNome1978


Yes , only in Northern Italy will you find Italians without vowels at the end of their last names LOL .





Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
It's common in Northern Italy , you won't find many if any in Southern Italy .


These two posts are NOT the exact same, just as I said, you changed your tune.


Try reading the whole post instead of just what you want to read

"It's common in Northern Italy , you won't find many if any in Southern Italy . Sorry but you won't convince me other wise , my fathers family comes from Naples , and my mothers from Sicily and I've frequented both places my entire life and the few Italians I've met without vowels come from Northern Italy ."


May not be the same exact wording but they say the same thing . In other words the point I was trying to make . So I'm still singing the same tune . Sorry
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/05/12 01:50 AM

Originally Posted By: m2w
i think several italian surnames in the states are wrong, looks like santora that is sure santoro or massino that could be messina and several others


The processors at Ellis Island did a major job of butchering last names of immigrants from all over the world . My grandfather told me about a friend of his whose last name was Belladonna and they change it to Bell . There's also a bunch of Rossetti and Rossi's that changed their names to Ross . It's crazy how people can just cut away generations of family history just to try and fit in.
Posted By: botz

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/05/12 02:43 AM

@DiNome1978

do you think that john jackie deross and thomas peewee dephillips, surname could have been butchered at ellis island.
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/06/12 03:43 AM

Originally Posted By: botz
@DiNome1978

do you think that john jackie deross and thomas peewee dephillips, surname could have been butchered at ellis island.



If they weren't from Northern Italy I wouldn't be surprised , I have friends with the last name DeRosa and in my family there are Defillippo's those could be the original names or like I said they could be from Northern Italy originally . Now to be clear when I am saying the people with no vowels at the end are all from Northern Italy I mean the family's origin . I haven't been to Ellis Island in a long time but I believe you can look up ancestors last names and it if it was changed you should be able to see what it started out as .
Posted By: m2w

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/06/12 06:40 PM

dephilips stands surely for de filippo
i dont know deross it could be de rosa de rossi or whatever
Posted By: Mustung_Capo

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/07/12 05:46 AM

Actually this guy Dinome sounds like hes telling the truth and really grew up with these guys in Bensonhurst (i think that's where the Gemini was) and is right on. for ivyl...


i disagree with him regarding DEMEO being nice however.
Posted By: GaryH

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/07/12 07:26 AM

The Gemini was in Flatlands
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/08/12 06:01 AM

Originally Posted By: Mustung_Capo
Actually this guy Dinome sounds like hes telling the truth and really grew up with these guys in Bensonhurst (i think that's where the Gemini was) and is right on. for ivyl...


i disagree with him regarding DEMEO being nice however.


Like I said I can only speak from my experience with him. I'm sure people who owed him money or were in some sort of business with him saw a much different side of him .
Posted By: DiNome1978

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/08/12 06:06 AM

Originally Posted By: GaryH
The Gemini was in Flatlands


Correct ! Corner of Flatlands ave & Troy ave right off of Flatbush ave . Neighborhood has gone to shit and ironically enough the Gemini Lounge is a church now of all things . Lol
Posted By: GaryH

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/10/12 04:09 PM

Hi Dinome1978.

Whats your take on Dracula?
Albert Demeo says he dropped him off at the airport and never heard from him again.
Either Dracula came back to NYC and ran into Joey and Anthony or he lived out his life in obscurity somewhere!
Posted By: Jimmy_Two_Times

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/10/12 07:57 PM

That place needs a lot of religion to rid it of the massacre factory it was!
Posted By: JCrusher

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/11/12 06:11 PM

Originally Posted By: GaryH
Hi Dinome1978.

Whats your take on Dracula?
Albert Demeo says he dropped him off at the airport and never heard from him again.
Either Dracula came back to NYC and ran into Joey and Anthony or he lived out his life in obscurity somewhere!

Yeah Joey Guglielmo has always been a mystery to me. Albert did say that he dropped him off in 1983 and never saw him again. Now Dracula was pretty crazy i mean he robbed a bank dressed in drag, collected sex toys, and drank blood from the demeo crew victims. So I cant see him laying low for too long. I'd say taht he probably got killed eventually but i have no idea who did it
Posted By: GaryH

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/11/12 07:35 PM

Albert told another story about Dracula.
He says that one time, Dracula got into a bar room fight with some guy and stabbed him.
With his record that would mean serious jail time.
Roy vowed to sort the problem but told Dracula to leave town and keep a low profile whilst he did so.
Albert and Roy took him to la guardia airport and whilst he was checking in the x-ray scanner picked up something in his bag and so the airport security emptied it out and found it full of sex toys.
Albert says his dad started to boil over in rage/embarrasment and walked out the airport cursing!
LOL
Posted By: FEECHLAMANA11

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/12/12 12:43 AM

Thats a funny story about Dracula, ya i remember reading that in Albert Demeo's autobiography. So did Dracula actually drink the victims blood? Or are those just rumors? because I don't actually remember that from Murder Machine, but I could be wrong. And how did Dracula actually die and when? Do they not know?
Posted By: FEECHLAMANA11

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/12/12 01:02 AM

Ya I agree. To be honest, i read Albert DeMeo's book before reading Murder Machine, and so going into Murder Machine I was sort of sympathetic to Roy, because honestly nobody can deny that he was a good father. However, all of the murders he committed outweigh any good. Maybe I should have read the books in the other order... haha
Posted By: Rickardnilsson1996

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/21/13 04:45 PM

I wonder that anthony would do if he got out of jail he probobly dont have anyone he knows still in the lucheese family?
Posted By: Camarel

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/21/13 05:39 PM

Originally Posted By: Rickardnilsson1996
I wonder that anthony would do if he got out of jail he probobly dont have anyone he knows still in the lucheese family?


Senter was with the Gambinos.
Posted By: Little_Frankie

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/22/13 02:02 AM

Originally Posted By: Camarel
Originally Posted By: Rickardnilsson1996
I wonder that anthony would do if he got out of jail he probobly dont have anyone he knows still in the lucheese family?


Senter was with the Gambinos.


He and Testa started out under Roy and the Gambino's but were never made. They ended up getting their buttons with the Lucchese's once Roy was killed.
Posted By: Camarel

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/22/13 03:37 AM

Originally Posted By: Little_Frankie
Originally Posted By: Camarel
Originally Posted By: Rickardnilsson1996
I wonder that anthony would do if he got out of jail he probobly dont have anyone he knows still in the lucheese family?


Senter was with the Gambinos.


He and Testa started out under Roy and the Gambino's but were never made. They ended up getting their buttons with the Lucchese's once Roy was killed.


I knew of Roys crews connections to the Luccheses but i'd never heard about Senter being made by them. Can you elaborate please?
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/22/13 03:50 AM

Originally Posted By: Camarel

I knew of Roys crews connections to the Luccheses but i'd never heard about Senter being made by them. Can you elaborate please?


Not much else to elaborate on other than what he said. Testa and Senter were proven killers and found a home with the Luccheses. Testa was part of the hit team in 1987 that accidentally killed Nicholas Guido, an innocent guy who was mistaken for their target.
Posted By: Camarel

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/22/13 04:06 AM

Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
Originally Posted By: Camarel

I knew of Roys crews connections to the Luccheses but i'd never heard about Senter being made by them. Can you elaborate please?


Not much else to elaborate on other than what he said. Testa and Senter were proven killers and found a home with the Luccheses. Testa was part of the hit team in 1987 that accidentally killed Nicholas Guido, an innocent guy who was mistaken for their target.


Do you know if Senter was made by the Luccheses? I knew the rest but thanks anyway.
Posted By: Little_Frankie

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/22/13 03:19 PM

There was a story floating around that the Gambino's couldn't get to Roy directly so they went to Casso since he knew Roy's crew. Casso told them that if they carried out the hit, he would take them in and make them. The catch to the story was that if they didn't they would be killed anyway so they really had no choice. Add to that the fact that Roy was their only connection so once he was gone they would be on an island.

Ive never heard proof that they were both made or that the story above is 100% accurate but both points are widely accepted and I've never seen them disputed either so I assume they are true.
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/23/13 12:14 AM

Originally Posted By: Camarel
Do you know if Senter was made by the Luccheses? I knew the rest but thanks anyway.


My understanding is both he and Testa were made.
Posted By: jace

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/23/13 05:58 AM

I thought there was talk of Casso wanting to have them with him, but not of them being made. Both were also drug users, which I think would disqualify them from being made.
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/23/13 06:43 AM

Originally Posted By: jace
I thought there was talk of Casso wanting to have them with him, but not of them being made. Both were also drug users, which I think would disqualify them from being made.


Made guys using drug isn't unheard of. Anyway, it's well known Testa was made. As for Senter, Capeci identified him as a Lucchese soldier in one of his articles back in 2010. However, I do recall reading something about him not being made in Casso's book. But I don't know how seriously to take that considering the author.
Posted By: jace

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/23/13 07:19 AM

Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
Originally Posted By: jace
I thought there was talk of Casso wanting to have them with him, but not of them being made. Both were also drug users, which I think would disqualify them from being made.


Made guys using drug isn't unheard of. Anyway, it's well known Testa was made. As for Senter, Capeci identified him as a Lucchese soldier in one of his articles back in 2010. However, I do recall reading something about him not being made in Casso's book. But I don't know how seriously to take that considering the author.



Do you think it is possible Capeci may have said Senter was made to give more impact to his book Murder Machine?
Posted By: andrewc

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/23/13 01:40 PM

Originally Posted By: jace
Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
Originally Posted By: jace
I thought there was talk of Casso wanting to have them with him, but not of them being made. Both were also drug users, which I think would disqualify them from being made.


Made guys using drug isn't unheard of. Anyway, it's well known Testa was made. As for Senter, Capeci identified him as a Lucchese soldier in one of his articles back in 2010. However, I do recall reading something about him not being made in Casso's book. But I don't know how seriously to take that considering the author.



Do you think it is possible Capeci may have said Senter was made to give more impact to his book Murder Machine?


no
Posted By: Rickardnilsson1996

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/23/13 06:18 PM

I wonder how casso and the gemini twins became friends?
Posted By: southend

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/23/13 06:56 PM

Wasn't Senter originally "taken in" by the Gambinos as a favor to an uncle of his who was a capo in another family?? What was the other family and the reason for that?
Posted By: Rickardnilsson1996

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/23/13 07:01 PM

i think it was the colombo?
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/23/13 07:42 PM

Originally Posted By: jace
Do you think it is possible Capeci may have said Senter was made to give more impact to his book Murder Machine?


No. While he isn't infallible, Capeci is a responsible author. In a different league than Volkman or Carlo.
Posted By: Rickardnilsson1996

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/24/13 11:25 PM

I should write to senter or testa! is that possible? smile
Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/26/13 10:30 PM

Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
Originally Posted By: jace
Do you think it is possible Capeci may have said Senter was made to give more impact to his book Murder Machine?


No. While he isn't infallible, Capeci is a responsible author. In a different league than Volkman or Carlo.


What league is Scott in?
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/27/13 01:49 AM

Originally Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti
What league is Scott in?


My critics over on the RD try to paint me as "out to get" Scott but that's not the case. I don't agree with some things he says but I don't throw out the baby with the bathwater. He has provided a lot of good info on the Detroit mob.
Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/27/13 03:48 AM

Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
Originally Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti
What league is Scott in?


My critics over on the RD try to paint me as "out to get" Scott but that's not the case. I don't agree with some things he says but I don't throw out the baby with the bathwater. He has provided a lot of good info on the Detroit mob.


I'm not on RD but I'd like to ask him a few questions I've heard is Detroit shit is on point but him "making up scenerio's about leonetti doing this and doing that is looking pretty tacky and cheap in the media ..we get the point your trying to sell your book !!
Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/27/13 03:51 AM

Originally Posted By: andrewc
Originally Posted By: jace
Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
Originally Posted By: jace
I thought there was talk of Casso wanting to have them with him, but not of them being made. Both were also drug users, which I think would disqualify them from being made.


Made guys using drug isn't unheard of. Anyway, it's well known Testa was made. As for Senter, Capeci identified him as a Lucchese soldier in one of his articles back in 2010. However, I do recall reading something about him not being made in Casso's book. But I don't know how seriously to take that considering the author.



Do you think it is possible Capeci may have said Senter was made to give more impact to his book Murder Machine?


no


Andrew don't cry out allowed senter if you just know the guy from a book you need to go see a shrink and get put on some meds lol RESPECT
Posted By: streetbossliborio

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/27/13 06:21 AM

Originally Posted By: DiNome1978
A Capeci/Mustain error . Freddy DiNome gave the name DiName when he was arrested . Capeci and Mustain attributed this to his illiteracy/dyslexia , while Freddy was dyslexic this spelling had nothing to do with it. Fact is when my grandfather , his brother , and a cousin came over from Italy like most immigrants they came through Ellis island . The clerk handling them made a suggestion that they switch the family name from DiNome to DiName , the only one who did so was the cousin because he felt it sounded more American . Years later my grandfather got a job in the court system , like most Italians from our section of Brooklyn he had some mob ties , and he thought up the idea that our family could have 2 rap sheets , one under the name DiName , and one under DiNome . For many years this worked get arrested or questioned give the name DiName , go for a good job give the name DiNome . They all had 2 birth certificates , 2 driver licenses , pretty much everything you needed to live a double identity . This actually worked for a while until Richie or his brother Paulie (don't remember which one) was arrested and caught with 2 licenses one saying DiNome and one saying DiName , after that the Feds did a little research , started looking into our family and figured out exactly what was going on and why Freddy DiNome never had any arrests , they looked at Freddy DiName and saw mug shots and fingerprints and realized they were one in the same . So by the time Freddy got pinched for his OC activities the cat was out of the bag and they were arresting him under DiNome and combining his arrest records with his arrests under DiName as well . It happened to a few other members of the family as well . There's your useless fact for the day lol


cool fact thanks for the story.
Posted By: GaryH

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/27/13 07:20 PM

Originally Posted By: Rickardnilsson1996
I wonder how casso and the gemini twins became friends?


I've wondered that too!
I suppose, in those days Canarsie was the car crime capital of Brooklyn and I've heard of the Lucchese having junkyards all over Brooklyn.
Testa and Senter were a notorious pair in Canarsie so I guess somewhere down the line they met Casso (or one of his guys who eventually set up an introduction).
Remember Chris Rosenberg got killed because of a little side venture that Roy Demeo originally knew nothing about.
God knows what activities Joey and Anthony were into that Roy didnt know about!
Posted By: Little_Frankie

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/27/13 07:53 PM

Originally Posted By: GaryH
Originally Posted By: Rickardnilsson1996
I wonder how casso and the gemini twins became friends?


I've wondered that too!
I suppose, in those days Canarsie was the car crime capital of Brooklyn and I've heard of the Lucchese having junkyards all over Brooklyn.
Testa and Senter were a notorious pair in Canarsie so I guess somewhere down the line they met Casso (or one of his guys who eventually set up an introduction).
Remember Chris Rosenberg got killed because of a little side venture that Roy Demeo originally knew nothing about.
God knows what activities Joey and Anthony were into that Roy didnt know about!


Wasn't Joey Testas brother, Patti, a Lucchese guy?
Posted By: LCN1987

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/27/13 08:24 PM

Originally Posted By: Little_Frankie
Originally Posted By: GaryH
Originally Posted By: Rickardnilsson1996
I wonder how casso and the gemini twins became friends?


I've wondered that too!
I suppose, in those days Canarsie was the car crime capital of Brooklyn and I've heard of the Lucchese having junkyards all over Brooklyn.
Testa and Senter were a notorious pair in Canarsie so I guess somewhere down the line they met Casso (or one of his guys who eventually set up an introduction).
Remember Chris Rosenberg got killed because of a little side venture that Roy Demeo originally knew nothing about.
God knows what activities Joey and Anthony were into that Roy didnt know about!


Wasn't Joey Testas brother, Patti, a Lucchese guy?

Correct.
Posted By: HairyKnuckles

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/27/13 08:26 PM

Originally Posted By: Little_Frankie
Originally Posted By: GaryH
Originally Posted By: Rickardnilsson1996
I wonder how casso and the gemini twins became friends?


I've wondered that too!
I suppose, in those days Canarsie was the car crime capital of Brooklyn and I've heard of the Lucchese having junkyards all over Brooklyn.
Testa and Senter were a notorious pair in Canarsie so I guess somewhere down the line they met Casso (or one of his guys who eventually set up an introduction).
Remember Chris Rosenberg got killed because of a little side venture that Roy Demeo originally knew nothing about.
God knows what activities Joey and Anthony were into that Roy didnt know about!


Wasn't Joey Testas brother, Patti, a Lucchese guy?


That´s right. The same time Joey was an associate with the Gambinos, Patty was an associate with the Luccheses. This makes me believe Joey Testa´s connection to Casso was initially through his brother.
Posted By: LCN1987

Re: Anthony Senter - 03/27/13 08:32 PM

Originally Posted By: HairyKnuckles
Originally Posted By: Little_Frankie
Originally Posted By: GaryH
Originally Posted By: Rickardnilsson1996
I wonder how casso and the gemini twins became friends?


I've wondered that too!
I suppose, in those days Canarsie was the car crime capital of Brooklyn and I've heard of the Lucchese having junkyards all over Brooklyn.
Testa and Senter were a notorious pair in Canarsie so I guess somewhere down the line they met Casso (or one of his guys who eventually set up an introduction).
Remember Chris Rosenberg got killed because of a little side venture that Roy Demeo originally knew nothing about.
God knows what activities Joey and Anthony were into that Roy didnt know about!


Wasn't Joey Testas brother, Patti, a Lucchese guy?


That´s right. The same time Joey was an associate with the Gambinos, Patty was an associate with the Luccheses. This makes me believe Joey Testa´s connection to Casso was initially through his brother.

Yeah. Kinda ironic because according to mafiawikia (not sure how credible, lol) Casso was also the guy who arranged for Patty to get killed, then spread the story that the Gambinos did it in order to justify a hit against Junior Gotti. If that's true, Casso was a very calculating individual.
Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti

Re: Anthony Senter - 04/07/13 04:24 AM

Originally Posted By: GaryH
Originally Posted By: Rickardnilsson1996
I wonder how casso and the gemini twins became friends?


I've wondered that too!
I suppose, in those days Canarsie was the car crime capital of Brooklyn and I've heard of the Lucchese having junkyards all over Brooklyn.
Testa and Senter were a notorious pair in Canarsie so I guess somewhere down the line they met Casso (or one of his guys who eventually set up an introduction).
Remember Chris Rosenberg got killed because of a little side venture that Roy Demeo originally knew nothing about.
God knows what activities Joey and Anthony were into that Roy didnt know about!


Chris Rosenberg has a brother that was in the movie "Heat" he looks just like him
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: Anthony Senter - 04/07/13 04:31 AM

Originally Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti
Chris Rosenberg has a brother that was in the movie "Heat" he looks just like him


Are you talking about Kevin Gage, who played "Waingro?"
Posted By: LCN1987

Re: Anthony Senter - 04/07/13 10:09 AM

Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
Originally Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti
Chris Rosenberg has a brother that was in the movie "Heat" he looks just like him


Are you talking about Kevin Gage, who played "Waingro?"

Just did a quick google on him, and it has to be him. It's scary how much he looks like Rosenberg.
Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti

Re: Anthony Senter - 04/07/13 10:15 AM

Originally Posted By: LCN1987
Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
Originally Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti
Chris Rosenberg has a brother that was in the movie "Heat" he looks just like him


Are you talking about Kevin Gage, who played "Waingro?"

Just did a quick google on him, and it has to be him. It's scary how much he looks like Rosenberg.


post a photo of the guy my tablet is f'd up ..Respect
Posted By: LCN1987

Re: Anthony Senter - 04/07/13 10:52 AM

Originally Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti
Originally Posted By: LCN1987
Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
Originally Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti
Chris Rosenberg has a brother that was in the movie "Heat" he looks just like him


Are you talking about Kevin Gage, who played "Waingro?"

Just did a quick google on him, and it has to be him. It's scary how much he looks like Rosenberg.


post a photo of the guy my tablet is f'd up ..Respect


Posted By: LCN1987

Re: Anthony Senter - 04/07/13 11:08 AM



I'd say that's a striking resemblance!
Posted By: WilliamPotatoes

Re: Anthony Senter - 08/21/13 04:41 AM

Originally Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti
Originally Posted By: GaryH
Originally Posted By: DickNose_Moltasanti
Originally Posted By: NickyScarfo
Don't forget as well Senter shot an innocent girl to death too, remember that from murder machine. Despicable men.[/quo [quote=GaryH]The Albanians and Mexicans are very brutal but not as organised as the Italians or Yakuza


Gary correct me if I'm wrong but didn't you buy Roy Demeo's tie off eBay ?


Yep, thats true.
Its more of a collectors item that *may* be worth something in a few years time.
It didnt cost much.
Think of it as being the same as people who collect Nazi memorabilia


Yeah I'm not knocking ya, I think his son has a store on there.



Yeah, and I think Albert is probably making a killing selling old ties and saying they were his fathers. The apple doesn't fall too far from the tree and I could see Albert pulling a scam like this. Its an easy scam to pull espesially if you have the demeo name behind you. Of all the times I've heard you mention this tie, I've never even heard an inkling of questioning as to the authenticity of the tie. Why???? I mean is there a good reason you dont question it? If so, please let us know what this proof is other than it coming from Albert. I can't see there being any way to authenticate it other than 1. It coming from albert and 2. Having a picture that has Roy wearing the tie, and even then it could just be a duplicate. I've ran a scam similar to this so I know how easy it is to fool people. And thats why I would be extremely sceptical but I the end who cares. Its kinda cool the fact that it is from Albert whether the dad wore it or not. I dont think it will ever be worth big money for the simple fact that it cannot be truly authenticated.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/28/14 06:53 PM

dinome1978 where did richard and freddy grow up in canarsie?i mean what street?do you know
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/28/14 06:54 PM

where did freddy and richard grow up in canarsie?what street,do you know?
Posted By: Tommydesimone44

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 02:43 AM

Joey and anthony were both made in the lucchese family... Mob boss about all d'arco says it.. They were made with his son Joseph.. Great book by capeci
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 06:26 AM

Are you actualy answering to me??everybody knows that joseph and senter were made in luchesse..what about dinome's???
Posted By: Scalish

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 07:45 AM

Pretty sure Dinome was not made.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 08:20 AM

no never made for sure..whay do u think they never made other de meo crew guys,accept senter and testa..??i think they knew how to make money..roy was hardly made himself
Posted By: Scalish

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 10:29 AM

Only reason I can see is some of them were hotheads and drug addicts and I know that Paul Castellano would not even consider making any of them. Probably the reason the other 2 got made by the Lucchese family and not the Gambino family. Who made Senter and Testa? Think it was Amuso another sick fuck.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 10:41 AM

Amuso or casso ,somebody of them 2 for sure..i dont know in which crew dou,i know that frank lastorino was from canarsie 2,and he was a vicious mf also..i could be true that the reason that roy was made that late i 77 because he wasnt from bensohurst or bath beach like paul was..i wonder if ther was any mob activity in canarsie and flatlands before roy,maybe the luchesse family..??
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 10:43 AM

Originally Posted By: alexandarns
i wonder if ther was any mob activity in canarsie and flatlands before roy,maybe the luchesse family..??

That area was mobbed up WAAAAAAAAY before Roy. Paul Vario ran his crew out of that neighborhood.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 10:46 AM

realy??how much before,like in the 50s??i know that flatlands was middle class..not as tough as bensonhurst or red hook ..?
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 10:50 AM

not sure about canarsie...
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 10:51 AM

Originally Posted By: alexandarns
realy??how much before,like in the 50s??i know that flatlands was middle class..not as tough as bensonhurst or red hook ..?

It was actually August of 1946 that it became mobbed up whistle.

But seriously, yeah, since at least the '50s.

Are you from New York?
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 10:54 AM

hehehe grin i meant like before roy demeo got into loan sharking,they never say who did he work before nino always puzzeled me..all mobsters in their youth are in gangs or what not but not roy..so i thought,that there was low crime overall...yrah living in ny for now..
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 10:56 AM

my granfather told me there was a lot of well of jews and little italians..
Posted By: Belmont

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 11:10 AM

Every working class area in brooklyn had a mob presence.
Bensonhurst, bath beach, graves end, dyker heights, bay ridge, canarsie, williamsburg, caroll gardens, red hook, and east new york.

Queens- ozone park, howard beach, maspeth,bayside, and i think jamaica.

Bronx- belmont( arthur ave), morris park, throggs neck, pelham, seaview.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 11:17 AM

I agree fully..that's true..do you or anyone knows how did roy get to meet nino..??was it because of the car biz,or was roz just so tough and rich that nino even heard of him? wink
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 11:18 AM

Originally Posted By: Belmont
Every working class area in brooklyn had a mob presence.
Bensonhurst, bath beach, graves end, dyker heights, bay ridge, canarsie, williamsburg, caroll gardens, red hook, and east new york.

Queens- ozone park, howard beach, maspeth,bayside, and i think jamaica.

Bronx- belmont( arthur ave), morris park, throggs neck, pelham, seaview.

You mean Pelham Bay. Pelham's in Westchester smile .
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 11:38 AM

yeah,but some less than the others had mob activity..
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 11:41 AM

Originally Posted By: alexandarns
yeah,but some less than the others had mob activity..

You're right. But that's most definitely NOT the case with Canarsie and Flatlands. Those areas were mobbed up forever. Not so much today because of the changing demographics. But they were a hotbed of mob activity for fifty years. It's a fact that's not even open to debate.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 11:47 AM

ok i belive you,i hear what you are sayin and i agree..i know that the was the vario crew and the bamboo and all..i am just talkin about the late development of canarsie,that influenced the late populatin of people and late settling,thus the late activation of organazed crime..i mean do you know who was big in the area beside paul vario?which were the other families and mobsters that called this are of flatlands and canarsie thei hq?
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 11:48 AM

ok i belive you,i hear what you are sayin and i agree..i know that the was the vario crew and the bamboo and all..i am just talkin about the late development of canarsie,that influenced the late populatin of people and late settling,thus the late activation of organazed crime..i mean do you know who was big in the area beside paul vario?which were the other families and mobsters that called this are of flatlands and canarsie thei hq?
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 11:54 AM

and not to be misunderstood i mean befor roy and his crew made it big in the 70s before that
Posted By: NickyEyes1

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 02:38 PM

What is Canarsie like today PB? Are all Italians gone from that area?
Posted By: Moe_Tilden

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 02:45 PM

Originally Posted By: Scalish
Only reason I can see is some of them were hotheads and drug addicts and I know that Paul Castellano would not even consider making any of them. Probably the reason the other 2 got made by the Lucchese family and not the Gambino family. Who made Senter and Testa? Think it was Amuso another sick fuck.


I used to hang around with a kid when I was younger and my mother thought he was a bad influence - he went on to rape a girl and kill two people in separate car crashes so there may have been some truth to that - maybe Casso was just a bad influence on Amuso? D'Arco said Casso warped Amuso's mind. Then again... that stoolpigeon says a lot of things.
Posted By: Lilange

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 03:38 PM

Originally Posted By: alexandarns
and not to be misunderstood i mean befor roy and his crew made it big in the 70s before that



Roys club (Gemini ) wasn't in canarsie it was on flatland ave in the flatlands area.
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 03:41 PM

Originally Posted By: NickyEyes1
What is Canarsie like today PB? Are all Italians gone from that area?

They're in Staten Island and Jersey now, Nicky lol.
Posted By: Lilange

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 03:46 PM

Originally Posted By: pizzaboy
Originally Posted By: NickyEyes1
What is Canarsie like today PB? Are all Italians gone from that area?

They're in Staten Island and Jersey now, Nicky lol.



Exactly
Posted By: Garbageman

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 03:50 PM

A buddy of mine wanted to rent me out some yard space on Fountain Ave a few years back. When I went and looked at it it was around 3 in the morning. Just knowing what happened there was enough for me to take a pass.
Plus, at the time, too many hookiz waltzing around, and lots of shenanigans going on all night long.
Posted By: njcapo35

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 04:00 PM

Originally Posted By: pizzaboy

They're in Staten Island and Jersey now, Nicky lol.
They move out to places in Jersey like Monroe and Howell. You know not to far from the city, but far enuff to make them feel like their in the country. Some of them open food establishments and you get Brooklyn quality sandwiches without having to pay the toll. lol
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 04:29 PM

I know i said it 10 times flatlands and canarsie..the two are close very...i dont know if one italian is left there now:(
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 04:31 PM

They say a lot a tough italians came out of canarsie..anyone here from canarsie??
Posted By: Garbageman

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 04:38 PM

I got lost in Canarsie once back in 86...i saw a cop, got out of my car and said "scuse me, what town am I in?"
Cop looks at me and with this crooked shit eating look-at-this-asshole-from-jersey grin he goes "What TOWN are you in? You're in the TOWN of Brooklyn."
I walked away mumbling... "ok, Jesus Christ, what BORO... so-RYYY!"
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 04:51 PM

Hehehe boro of bk..how sweet it is wink
Posted By: Lilange

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 04:53 PM

Originally Posted By: alexandarns
They say a lot a tough italians came out of canarsie..anyone here from canarsie??


i'm a retired investor living on a pension.


Where you come out of
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 04:56 PM

Lived in bk as a kid..so what?
Posted By: Lilange

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 05:09 PM

Originally Posted By: alexandarns
Lived in bk as a kid..so what?



So buttons.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 05:13 PM

smile are you from canarsie?would like to hear where joseph testa and dinomes lived,if you know..would be very greatfull..doing a papper for class..:)
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 05:51 PM

Anybody?!
Posted By: Moe_Tilden

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 06:09 PM

You'll find Richie Di Nome's address if you google Richard Di Nome for articles about his death and Testa's childhood address may have been in Murder Machine (great book). Open to correction but think the Testa's house abutted the Borelli house.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 06:16 PM

Yes i think you are correct about borelli and testa,and if u google richie dinome adress you ll get 2305 5th ave gravesend..but the dinoms were from canarsie,richie moved the later on..i cant find testa adress no way frown they were all from the same neighborhood i think...freddy richie joey anthony henry and chris,i just cant find the street..can u read murder machine online?
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 06:17 PM

Yes i think you are correct about borelli and testa,and if u google richie dinome adress you ll get 2305 5th ave gravesend..but the dinoms were from canarsie,richie moved the later on..i cant find testa adress no way frown they were all from the same neighborhood i think...freddy richie joey anthony henry and chris,i just cant find the street..can u read murder machine online?
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 07:54 PM

Still waiting for an answer..can't belive nobody knows.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 07:54 PM

Still waiting for an answer..can't belive nobody knows.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 07:54 PM

Still waiting for an answer..can't belive nobody knows.
Posted By: Belmont

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 07:56 PM

If you go to canarsie, stop at Sonny's.
Most in Carnarsie moved out to long island. Bensonhurst. Bath beach, graves end- all seem to go to staten island and south central jersey.
Old bridge, howell, manalapan, marlboro, freehold,matawan..
Posted By: carmela

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 08:02 PM

Originally Posted By: Belmont
If you go to canarsie, stop at Sonny's.
Most in Carnarsie moved out to long island. Bensonhurst. Bath beach, graves end- all seem to go to staten island and south central jersey.
Old bridge, howell, manalapan, marlboro, freehold,matawan..


...Holmdel, Colts Neck wink
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 08:05 PM

Thanks..i had a sonnys hero.its greatmy friend lived down the street
Posted By: SC

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 08:05 PM

alexandarns - You were already asked not to press the "submit" button more than one time when making a reply. You don't listen. DON'T DO IT AGAIN!
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 08:08 PM

I am sory its not me..my lap top keeps doin it..i try not type anymore..really am sorry
Posted By: SC

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 08:12 PM

Originally Posted By: alexandarns
I am sory its not me..my lap top keeps doin it..i try not type anymore..really am sorry


OK, you are now on a "time-between-posts" limit until you get the laptop fixed. (You'll have to wait ten minutes between your posts).
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 08:17 PM

Originally Posted By: SC
Originally Posted By: alexandarns
I am sory its not me..my lap top keeps doin it..i try not type anymore..really am sorry


OK, you are now on a "time-between-posts" limit until you get the laptop fixed. (You'll have to wait ten minutes between your posts).

You can do that, SC?

How about ten years between posts for Cornuto?

Hook a brother up grin grin.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 08:21 PM

Ok.thats not a bad idea..so does anyone know if u can read murder machine online?
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 08:22 PM

Originally Posted By: alexandarns
Ok.thats not a bad idea..so does anyone know if u can read murder machine online?

Just order it from Amazon or eBay. You can get a used copy for like $3.00.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 08:31 PM

I was gonna reed it tonight thats why am asking..have you read it pizzaboy?
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 08:40 PM

Originally Posted By: alexandarns
I was gonna reed it tonight thats why am asking..have you read it pizzaboy?

In hardcover. In 1992. And once or twice in paperback lol.

It's pretty good. Even if you don't care for Capeci, the guy is a fine writer. And if you're a student writing a paper, you're better off using him as your source material instead of one of the dime-a-dozen rats who who put out his own book.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 08:44 PM

Yes but didnt jerry write it according to dominick montiglio?dom a rat,can you trust him?yeah writeing a papper two days from now frown
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 08:47 PM

Originally Posted By: alexandarns
Yes but didnt jerry write it according to dominick montiglio?dom a rat,can you trust him?yeah writeing a papper two days from now frown

Yes, but if it weren't for rats, there wouldn't be any books.

What I meant was, you're better off with Capeci than one of the clowns who wrote his own book.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 08:54 PM

Thats true,it seems u know everything about the mob and brooklyn..are u from new york?
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 09:01 PM

Originally Posted By: alexandarns
Thats true,it seems u know everything about the mob and brooklyn..are u from new york?

The Bronx. Almost 55 years.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 09:07 PM

From the bronx?so wich gambino crew was strong in belmont section?60s 70s..genovese fam had lockdown on the bronx?is that true
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 09:27 PM

The Bronx has been historically dominated by the Genovese and Lucchese families.

The Bonannos had a decent run back in the '90s, but that crew was pretty much decimated when Massino flipped and put most of the Bronx guys away.

As far as the Gambinos back in the '70s, Frankie Loc was the power back then.

The Colombos have never really had anything going on here in my lifetime, and I'm almost 55. Although Richie Fusco was pretty close with Greg DePalma. But they're both dead now anyway.

And try the search feature, buddy. You can find a lot of answers that way. Welcome to the boards smile.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Anthony Senter - 05/29/14 09:34 PM

Nice answer pizzaboy,thanks wink
Posted By: Garbageman

Re: Anthony Senter - 06/01/14 04:59 PM

I posted about 5 mins ago. The mobile browser lagged so I pressed submit again and I got a pop-up message, some like 'your post is already being submitted, the submit button is disabled"
SC, can you tell when people get that message? Just curious. Because if the submit button is disabled, and one can't double post... Does it screw up the board somehow when someone keeps clicking anyway? Just curious.
Posted By: Marbala

Re: Anthony Senter - 07/03/14 11:00 AM

Originally Posted By: carmela
Originally Posted By: Belmont
If you go to canarsie, stop at Sonny's.
Most in Carnarsie moved out to long island. Bensonhurst. Bath beach, graves end- all seem to go to staten island and south central jersey.
Old bridge, howell, manalapan, marlboro, freehold,matawan..


...Holmdel, Colts Neck wink


This girl is a Pappa follower (Holmdel)
Posted By: Alfa Romeo

Re: Anthony Senter - 10/13/14 06:04 AM

I read through this thread and was disappointed when towards the end of it, the poster claiming to be related to the DiNomes took off. That's a shame.

This guy was attacked seemingly for everything from not knowing Italian grammar or names to describing infamous public enemies in a controversial almost empathetic personal way. Then he disappeared right before someone here was able to probe his mind about the mystery of Dracula Guglielmo (his rituals and disappearance). That is an old mob mystery we could have cleared up here and people here messed it up.
Posted By: bronx

Re: Anthony Senter - 10/13/14 03:38 PM

Wahoo and his brother, artuso have a rest on arthur and tore had a club there? joe dente had a club also.genovese guy
Posted By: bronx

Re: Anthony Senter - 10/13/14 03:39 PM

did you know Slim?
Posted By: Binnie_Coll

Re: Anthony Senter - 10/13/14 08:07 PM

alfa romeo, when you mention Dracula I assume you mean the man that was always in the apartment next to the Gemini, capeci doesn't mention much about him in murder machine. hes a mystery man.
Posted By: Alfa Romeo

Re: Anthony Senter - 10/13/14 10:47 PM

Yes, Dracula. He was probably the oldest member of the DeMeo crew. His face was real pale. Capeci mentions "rituals" in the book MM. But he doesn't go into specifics. If we believe Roy Demeo's son, that Dracula got away, then the only thing left to discover is what in the heck was he doing with those poor people's blood.

To answer that question, actually, all we have to do is email Capeci or Mustain. It might be as simple as that.

You can tell I was upset the way this thread went. I think DiNome was credible enough sounding to at least hear him out. And he didn't need to divulge private family info on here the way he did. That was an act of undeserved kindness and hospitality.

EDIT: Binnie, if I am not mistaken, I think the apartment where they did the killings was Dracula's apartment. Roy did not live there. Dracula was also the bartender at the Gemini Lounge itself. He was pouring the drinks.
Posted By: Binnie_Coll

Re: Anthony Senter - 10/13/14 10:54 PM

yes, I agree, more information is needed about this strange individual. I just cant remember much about him in murder machine. what poster upset you ?
Posted By: Alfa Romeo

Re: Anthony Senter - 10/13/14 11:34 PM

Which poster? LOL all of them. I just think we shouldn't be running possibly authentic people off like that.

Authentic people do pass through here from time to time. They are direct descendants of the guys we like reading about. But these people don't post much.
Posted By: Sal_Bronte

Re: Anthony Senter - 10/14/14 12:25 AM

I think somebody eventually caught up with Dracula. I dont think theres anyway a career criminal and such a bizarre individual such as himself goes the rest of his life without at the very least getting arrested, exposed and sent back to home. the way this guy was described he could have saved all the money from everything he was involved in and still would have to go commit some kind of ridiculous act or crime that'd catch attention. he might have even tried to go back to NYC after he left(assuming he left) and got whacked with Albert never knowing he came back. idk, I just dont feel like that guy met a happy ending.
Posted By: Binnie_Coll

Re: Anthony Senter - 10/14/14 12:30 AM

perhaps you are right sal, no body ever mentions him ,and the book was a best seller. so to some he is known. alfa romeo I understand where you are coming from, we need a little more tolerance on this site,
Posted By: Moe_Tilden

Re: Anthony Senter - 12/27/15 06:12 PM

http://www.ebay.com/itm/GEMENI-TWINS-ANT...%3D231588448036

Some prison photos of Senter.
Posted By: pmac

Re: Anthony Senter - 12/27/15 06:22 PM

I no been posted lotta times the twins could live out there sentences they got like 15 yrs left.
Posted By: Tommydesimone44

Re: Anthony Senter - 12/27/15 08:03 PM

Is that Charlie White Iannece from philly in those photos?
Posted By: Belmont

Re: Anthony Senter - 12/27/15 09:09 PM

Originally Posted By: Tommydesimone44
Is that Charlie White Iannece from philly in those photos?


Yes it is.
Senter looks like he is 30 years old. Either he dyes his hair or he has bionic genetics.
Posted By: DuesPaid

Re: Anthony Senter - 12/28/15 02:08 AM

They seem to be living pretty good.

Everyone looks so Happy and Healthy.
Posted By: GaryH

Re: Anthony Senter - 12/31/15 11:08 PM

Yeah, Senter looks young in these photos.
I'm guessing they were taken in the mid 90's?
Posted By: Snakes

Re: Anthony Senter - 01/01/16 01:04 AM

Originally Posted By: pmac
I no been posted lotta times the twins could live out there sentences they got like 15 yrs left.


I may be wrong, but don't they have state time to serve once they get out of federal prison? I think they are life sentences, though.
Posted By: dsd

Re: Anthony Senter - 02/01/17 04:53 PM

The guy who kidnapped and killed Manny Bambino and got a 15 year sentence for manslaughter was named ROBERT SENTER ( according to Joe Bruno blog).
I wonder if he was related to Anthony? (Yes I know it's an old thread)

Senter,I'm presuming is not a common surname.

First time I ever read that someone was convicted. I thought it was that Irish guy McBratney(?)
Posted By: Sal_Bronte

Re: Anthony Senter - 02/01/17 05:42 PM

Robert was his uncle and I think may have had a hand in raising him.
Posted By: yatescj7

Re: Anthony Senter - 02/02/17 08:03 AM

Dracula was Joseph Guglielmo and he was most surely murdered shortly after DeMeo. He wasn't called Dracula for any blood rituals or anything, but because he resembled Bela Lugosi. He did time for a bank robbery. At the last minute they designated him the driver. He was too embarrassed to tell the crew he couldn't drive a stick shift and the police caught up to the crew as Dracula was lurching along in the car. He was a cousin to DeMeo and when he was released from a long stretch joined up with the crew. They considered him a mascot of the crew until Guglielmo shoved a broomstick up a suspected pedohphiles ass during a contract murder. He also pulled a knife on some kids for failing to relinquish a handball court even though there were more open courts all around. Someone explained that there were open courts but Dracula replied, "Somebody's got to teach these little cocksuckers a lesson." I suppose he was murdered and was made to disappear in one of the Carneglia brothers scrapyards. He is probably a hub cap somewhere.
Posted By: SinatraClub

Re: Anthony Senter - 02/02/17 02:21 PM

Aww, someone finally put the "blood ritual" myth to rest.
Posted By: Alfa Romeo

Re: Anthony Senter - 02/02/17 03:01 PM

Originally Posted By: SinatraClub
Aww, someone finally put the "blood ritual" myth to rest.


Everything Yates just posted there is well known.
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