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Posted By: Rompipalle

NY families vs Canadian families - 04/25/12 09:49 PM

I was wondering do the NY businesses do business with the Canadian families. Are they alliances or do they have problems with eachother? just wondering if they even associate at all?
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/25/12 11:09 PM

Except for the past connection between the Buffalo family and Canada, and the mostly past connection between the Bonannos and Canada, I can't really think of anything nowadays.
Posted By: Sonny_Black

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/26/12 02:30 AM

Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
and the mostly past connection between the Bonannos and Canada, I can't really think of anything nowadays.


Based on what findings of yours?
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/26/12 06:28 AM

Originally Posted By: Sonny_Black
Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
and the mostly past connection between the Bonannos and Canada, I can't really think of anything nowadays.


Based on what findings of yours?


Do you see a lot of business interaction between the Rizzutos and the Bonannos? Even when there was more of a connection over a decade ago, it more or less amounted to an envelope getting sent down to NY every once in a while.
Posted By: Sonny_Black

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/26/12 12:44 PM

I actually suspect that the Bonannos may have regained some of their influence over there in recent years. And you as an FBI man should know that they still consider them to be part of the Bonanno family.
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/26/12 08:49 PM

Originally Posted By: Sonny_Black
I actually suspect that the Bonannos may have regained some of their influence over there in recent years. And you as an FBI man should know that they still consider them to be part of the Bonanno family.


Well, according to Vitale, upwards of 20 guys (including Vito) are, at least, nominally members of the Bonanno family. But the original question dealt with actual business dealings between NY and Canada. Like I said, even before the Sciascia hit, there wasn't much of anything in the way of that. Rather, the Rizzuto crew had their own rackets and sent tribute down to New York here and there.
Posted By: Sonny_Black

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/26/12 09:20 PM

But as you know things have changed quite a bit over the years. Montagna worken with Arcuri, Desjardins and Di Maulo to establish a new regime. Desjardins was also seen traveling to New York shortly before he faced the attempt on his life. I don't think he went to New York to visit a relative...

And it was also reported that cars with New York license plates were seen parked near a known mafia hangout in Montreal shorty before the Rizzuto purge began. Call it a coincidence.
Posted By: Rompipalle

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/26/12 10:34 PM

im sure its not a coincidence like you were saying. If anything they make money together, and do there normal business activities.
Posted By: m2w

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/26/12 11:37 PM

i also think the bonanno's are sure involved in what happening in montreal, theyre doing there what they couldn do in newyork coz the laws against mafia are very hard
in montreal there are not informants and the anti-mafia laws are sweeter
the operation colisee weakened the rizzutos that wanted get ride of the bonannos and now theyre back to take over montreal with the help of zips
Posted By: Sonny_Black

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/27/12 12:02 AM

Apparantly there are quite a few informants in Montreal, but they are off the radar. Remember that police guy who wanted to sell that informant list?
Posted By: m2w

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/27/12 12:16 AM

yes i mean there are not official turncoats who testified in a trial but just some informants on the street
Posted By: Rompipalle

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/27/12 05:42 PM

there are still what you say "rats"
Posted By: icegoodbarbPresident

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/27/12 11:39 PM

Ivy League is right out of all the indictments of over 175 members and associates of the Bonannos since 2002 and all the rats and wiretaps there has been no mention of interaction, operations or tribute sent down to New York since the Sciascia hit its all speculation I highly doubt the Bonannos ever had anything to do with whats going on
Posted By: m2w

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/27/12 11:54 PM

sal montagna acting bonanno's boss killed rizzuto's men all ex bonanno members killed, desjardins-di maulo group ex bonanno members etc...
everyone talked about haitians, bikers, hamilton calabrians etc. with no any proof why not bonanno's involved?
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/28/12 12:19 AM

Yes, but what do you mean by "involved?" Were/are some guys in the Rizzuto organization at least nominally Bonanno members? Yes. Do some NY guys and Canadian guys know each other? Yes. Was Rizzuto apparently in contact with people in New York when he said he didn't recognize Montagna as his boss? Yes. But Montagna getting involved in things up there probably had as much to do with the fact that he was deported there (since he was from there) as anything. Not necessarily the Bonannos becoming "involved."

Involved, to me, means being involved in the politics and/or rackets of the Rizzutos. The politics? That jury is still out on that to some degree. But the rackets? I can't really think of anything. The mob's scope, including the Bonanno family, has become smaller. The hub of the "Bonanno universe" is Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, etc. Heck, they have more "involvement" in Florida than they do in Montreal.
Posted By: icegoodbarbPresident

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/28/12 12:27 AM

Like me,Ivy and others have said before there is no evidence of contact or tribute being sent down to new york since the sciscia hit and even before then relations between Vito Rizzuto and Massino were strained so whats there for the bonannos to gain they don't have a hand in anything up there plus with rats and wiretaps up the ass of many bonannos in new york law enforcement would have heard about it and in turn the newspapers and there would be documented evidence
Posted By: Five_Felonies

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/28/12 12:30 AM

Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
Yes, but what do you mean by "involved?" Were/are some guys in the Rizzuto organization at least nominally Bonanno members? Yes. Do some NY guys and Canadian guys know each other? Yes. Was Rizzuto apparently in contact with people in New York when he said he didn't recognize Montagna as his boss? Yes. But Montagna getting involved in things up there probably had as much to do with the fact that he was deported there (since he was from there) as anything. Not necessarily the Bonannos becoming "involved."

Involved, to me, means being involved in the politics and/or rackets of the Rizzutos. The politics? That jury is still out on that to some degree. But the rackets? I can't really think of anything. The mob's scope, including the Bonanno family, has become smaller. The hub of the "Bonanno universe" is Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, etc. Heck, they have more "involvement" in Florida than they do in Montreal.
this seems to be the most logical way to interpret things. seems to me that when montagna was deported he was on his own. in other words the bonnano family probably let it be known that if you get into any shit up there, its on you, dont come crying to us cause we got enough problems to deal with here. sure some guys from the two families might know each other, but serious monetary links between the two families just doesnt seem to exist anymore.
Posted By: Sonny_Black

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/28/12 12:58 AM

Originally Posted By: icegoodbarbPresident
Like me,Ivy and others have said before there is no evidence of contact


Are you just trolling or what? Do you even read posts of people who might have a different view that yourself? There IS evidence of contact and I'm not even going to repeat everything I've already stated which you ignored to read.

The strongest indications are that the Bonanno's are involved. Do I think the Bonannos have sent their own hit squads and enforcers to Montreal to take over? Ofcourse not. They have their own guys over there. No one in New York needs to be sent to Montreal to take care of business. And yes, Montagna was deported to Montreal, and once he was there he aligned himself with men who were eager to see a change of the guard. And that's what happened.

No low-ranking member of the Bonanno family in New York is involved, that's almost certain. I think only the administration knows what's going on.
Posted By: Skinny_Vinny

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 04/30/12 07:05 AM

I figure I'll put this question here instead of starting a new thread:

Does anyone know any details about the death of former WWE wrestler Dino Bravo? It happened in Montreal. In the wrestling world people know that he crossed the mafia and that's it.

Nothing in mentioned in "The Sixth Family". If anyone knows more about this story, I'd love to hear about it.

Thanks.
Posted By: Mussolini14

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 05/01/12 04:34 AM

Originally Posted By: Skinny_Vinny
I figure I'll put this question here instead of starting a new thread:

Does anyone know any details about the death of former WWE wrestler Dino Bravo? It happened in Montreal. In the wrestling world people know that he crossed the mafia and that's it.

Nothing in mentioned in "The Sixth Family". If anyone knows more about this story, I'd love to hear about it.

Thanks.


FWIW, I remember something about him racking up a large gambling debt with the Cotroni faction and refusing the pay after numerous warnings.

Sorry I know any of the details. I'm really curios about this myself.
Posted By: eastsider187

Re: NY families vs Canadian families - 05/01/12 08:20 PM

this is for skinny vinny ive always been interested in why he was whacked and in canada heres what i found on wiki.....On March 10, 1993, Bresciano was found shot to death.[2] He was 44 years old. In all, 17 shots were fired, 7 to the head and 10 in the chest and abdomen area while watching hockey in his Vimont, Laval, Quebec home. It is widely believed that his alleged role in illegal cigarette smuggling in Canada led to his murder. Rick Martel has stated in interviews that because of Bresciano's notoriety from being a popular professional wrestler, he was able to attract many customers (specifically Aboriginals) to switch over to having him as a supplier of illegal cigarettes, thus crossing the mafia. According to various sources, right before his death Bresciano had confided to close friends that he knew his days were numbered. He was a nephew by marriage of Montreal crime boss Vic Cotroni, and was believed by authorities to be involved in his organization for some time.[8] Bresciano's remains are in a mausoleum at Notre Dame des Neiges Cemetery in Montreal, Quebec.[9] He is survived by his wife, Diane Rivest and their daughter Claudia
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