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What families take orders from New York?

Posted By: MichaelMussino

What families take orders from New York? - 11/11/13 12:57 AM

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Posted By: Dellacroce

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/11/13 01:17 AM

I dont think any families take orders from new york today. but if your talking about the past i think the two families that new york has had the most influence over has been the decalvecantes and the philly families, the decalvecantes more because of their close proximity to new york and the philly family because of their bosses relationship with new york bosses. With Angelo Bruno being allies with Gambino, later Scarfo being close with Bobby Manna, Stanfa was also close with the Gambinos but after he went to Jail and Merlino came to power phillys and New yorks close relationship pretty much ceased to exist. And since Vinny Ocean flipping and so many indictments in the late 90s and early 2000s that has lead to the decalvecantes current much weakened state New York really has no need for the decaves to be taking orders from them.
Posted By: F_white

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/11/13 04:45 PM

Maybe the whole east coast or what left on the east coast.
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/12/13 07:54 PM

Originally Posted By: Dellacroce
I dont think any families take orders from new york today. but if your talking about the past i think the two families that new york has had the most influence over has been the decalvecantes and the philly families, the decalvecantes more because of their close proximity to new york and the philly family because of their bosses relationship with new york bosses. With Angelo Bruno being allies with Gambino, later Scarfo being close with Bobby Manna, Stanfa was also close with the Gambinos but after he went to Jail and Merlino came to power phillys and New yorks close relationship pretty much ceased to exist. And since Vinny Ocean flipping and so many indictments in the late 90s and early 2000s that has lead to the decalvecantes current much weakened state New York really has no need for the decaves to be taking orders from them.


Yeah, I think the days of NY giving other families their marching orders are over. That said, NY does still seem to have a certain amount of influence over the remaining families within their reach, i.e. New Jersey, Philadelphia, and New England.
Posted By: LuanKuci

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/12/13 10:30 PM

with that being said, I'd love to see any philly/nj/boston wiseguy ignoring an "advise" from, let's say, the Genoveses...
Posted By: jace

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/12/13 11:43 PM

Originally Posted By: LuanKuci
with that being said, I'd love to see any philly/nj/boston wiseguy ignoring an "advise" by, let's say, the Genoveses...



I think that New York would fear Philadelphia instead of it being other way around. Philadelphia seems to have the tougher gangsters over the last seveal decades.
Posted By: NickyEyes1

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/12/13 11:52 PM

The Genovese would not even remotely fear Philly today. It may seem like Philly is tougher but really the Genovese are tougher and more importantly smarter.
Posted By: jace

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/12/13 11:55 PM

I am relying on all the murders over past decades in Philly, and how many cases that seem to keep springing up there as compared to ones in New York. The New York City cases seem to involve out of work chefs (Geritano) angry restaurant owners (B.F. Guerra) and other fringe associates.
Posted By: NickyEyes1

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/12/13 11:58 PM

There's less hits with the Genovese because they're smarter and only for the most part do hits when there's no other option.
Posted By: jace

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/13/13 12:06 AM

Genovese are probably smarter, but would that not make them want to avoid crazy types like the gangs in Philly ? The last thing I would think they would want is trouble from another city making it's way into New York. And I am just guessing that Philly would not be willing to listen to any orders given by an outside family.
Posted By: Dellacroce

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/13/13 12:20 AM

Lol at new york fearing philly in any way, not that there would ever be a war in this day in age anyway. They would most likely partner together if it was mutually beneficial like how scoops licatas north jersey crew partners with the lucchese jersey crew with some bookmaking and gambling. As for philly having more mob hits, here is a pretty good lists of mob connected hits or attempted hits since 2000,courtesy of ivyleague, the lists pretty much shows where the majority of the mob hits take place.


Hits and misses, mob-related or otherwise...


2000 - Lucchese associates Anthony and Charles DiGirolamo killed.
2000 - Rochester associate Anthony Vaccaro killed.
2000 - Philadelphia associate John Beebee wounded.
2000 - New England associate Paul Maiorano killed.
2000 - Philadelphia associate Carmen Perrotta wounded.
2001 - Chicago Outfit lieutenant Anthony Chiaramonti killed.
2001 - Detroit associate John Jarjosa Jr. killed.
2001 - Philadelphia associate Adam Finelli killed.
2001 - Philadelphia associate Carmen Perrota wounded.
2001 - Bonanno associate Frank Santoro killed.
2001 - Colombo soldier Joseph Campanella wounded.
2001 - New England associate Leonard Rosenberg killed.
2001 - New England associate Peter DeVito killed.
2001 - Gambino associate Konstantinos Boulis killed.
2002 - Philadelphia soldier Raymond Martorano killed.
2002 - Gambino associate Martin Bosshart killed.
2002 - Gambino associate Darren D'Amico wounded.
2002 - Buffalo captain Frank BiFulco wounded (robbery).
2002 - Genovese associate Dino Bogino wounded.
2002 - New England associate Mark Eldridge killed.
2002 - Detroit associate Gerard Bianchette killed.
2003 - Philadelphia associate John Casasanto killed.
2003 - Genovese captain Adolfo Bruno killed.
2003 - Colombo soldier Joseph Campanella wounded.
2003 - Lucchese soldier Albert Cirelli killed (personal beef).
2003 - Genovese associate Joseph Mazzotta killed.
2003 - Genovese associate Vincent DeVito wounded.
2003 - Gambino associate John Gurino killed (personal beef).
2003 - Genovese associate Charles Moretto killed (robbery).
2003 - Genovese associate Gary Westerman killed.
2004 - Bonanno associate Rudolph Pizzolo" killed.
2004 - Gambino associate Preston Geritano killed. (personal beef).
2004 - Genovese associate Nicholas Cirillo missing.
2004 - New England associate Patrick Squillante killed.
2005 - Genovese acting captain Lawrence "Larry" Ricci killed.
2005 - Gambino extortion victim Joseph Generoso wounded.
2005 - Bonanno associate Robert McKelvey killed.
2006 - Chicago Outfit lieutenant Anthony Zizzo disappeared.
2006 - Gambino captain Carmine "Top Tomato" Sciandra wounded (personal beef).
2007 - Genovese soldier Rudolph Izzi killed.
2007 - Gambino associate Robert DeCicco wounded.
2007 - Lucchese soldier Frank Lagano killed.
2007 - Vincenzo Orilia stabbed by Genovese associate Joseph Bonelli (personal beef).
2008 - Genovese associate William Marcucci killed (killed by son, not really mob related).
2008 - Genovese robbery victim Louis Antonelli killed.
2008 - Bonanno associate Frank Fresca killed.
2009 - Bonanno soldier Anthony Seccifico killed.
2009 - Genovese/Bonanno associate Vincent Zarcone wounded.
2010 - Philadelphia associate Ronald Maniscalco killed.
2011 - Lucchese associate Peter Argentina wounded (personal beef).
2011 - Bonanno member Salvatore Montagna killed.
2011 - Mark Iacano stabbed and wounded by Genovese associate Benny Geritano.
2012 - Mario Imbesi (testified against Genovese Frank Roche) killed.
2012 - Philadelphia associate Gino DiPietro killed.
2013 - Nunzio Fusco stabbed and wounded by Genovese associate Benny Geritano. (personal beef)
2013 - Bonanno associate Enzo Stagno shot and wounded.

Posted By: Scalish

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/13/13 12:44 AM

I have to agree with Dellacroce no way any of the 5 families in N.Y fear Philadelphia or any other Italian mafia family in the states.
Posted By: DiLorenzo

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/13/13 02:37 AM

Wasn't gonna comment on this thread but just wanted to remind ya all ''the big fish eat the little fish''
Posted By: LittleMan

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/13/13 07:12 AM

Originally Posted By: Dellacroce
Lol at new york fearing philly in any way, not that there would ever be a war in this day in age anyway. They would most likely partner together if it was mutually beneficial like how scoops licatas north jersey crew partners with the lucchese jersey crew with some bookmaking and gambling. As for philly having more mob hits, here is a pretty good lists of mob connected hits or attempted hits since 2000,courtesy of ivyleague, the lists pretty much shows where the majority of the mob hits take place.


Hits and misses, mob-related or otherwise...


2000 - Lucchese associates Anthony and Charles DiGirolamo killed.
2000 - Rochester associate Anthony Vaccaro killed.
2000 - Philadelphia associate John Beebee wounded.
2000 - New England associate Paul Maiorano killed.
2000 - Philadelphia associate Carmen Perrotta wounded.
2001 - Chicago Outfit lieutenant Anthony Chiaramonti killed.
2001 - Detroit associate John Jarjosa Jr. killed.
2001 - Philadelphia associate Adam Finelli killed.
2001 - Philadelphia associate Carmen Perrota wounded.
2001 - Bonanno associate Frank Santoro killed.
2001 - Colombo soldier Joseph Campanella wounded.
2001 - New England associate Leonard Rosenberg killed.
2001 - New England associate Peter DeVito killed.
2001 - Gambino associate Konstantinos Boulis killed.
2002 - Philadelphia soldier Raymond Martorano killed.
2002 - Gambino associate Martin Bosshart killed.
2002 - Gambino associate Darren D'Amico wounded.
2002 - Buffalo captain Frank BiFulco wounded (robbery).
2002 - Genovese associate Dino Bogino wounded.
2002 - New England associate Mark Eldridge killed.
2002 - Detroit associate Gerard Bianchette killed.
2003 - Philadelphia associate John Casasanto killed.
2003 - Genovese captain Adolfo Bruno killed.
2003 - Colombo soldier Joseph Campanella wounded.
2003 - Lucchese soldier Albert Cirelli killed (personal beef).
2003 - Genovese associate Joseph Mazzotta killed.
2003 - Genovese associate Vincent DeVito wounded.
2003 - Gambino associate John Gurino killed (personal beef).
2003 - Genovese associate Charles Moretto killed (robbery).
2003 - Genovese associate Gary Westerman killed.
2004 - Bonanno associate Rudolph Pizzolo" killed.
2004 - Gambino associate Preston Geritano killed. (personal beef).
2004 - Genovese associate Nicholas Cirillo missing.
2004 - New England associate Patrick Squillante killed.
2005 - Genovese acting captain Lawrence "Larry" Ricci killed.
2005 - Gambino extortion victim Joseph Generoso wounded.
2005 - Bonanno associate Robert McKelvey killed.
2006 - Chicago Outfit lieutenant Anthony Zizzo disappeared.
2006 - Gambino captain Carmine "Top Tomato" Sciandra wounded (personal beef).
2007 - Genovese soldier Rudolph Izzi killed.
2007 - Gambino associate Robert DeCicco wounded.
2007 - Lucchese soldier Frank Lagano killed.
2007 - Vincenzo Orilia stabbed by Genovese associate Joseph Bonelli (personal beef).
2008 - Genovese associate William Marcucci killed (killed by son, not really mob related).
2008 - Genovese robbery victim Louis Antonelli killed.
2008 - Bonanno associate Frank Fresca killed.
2009 - Bonanno soldier Anthony Seccifico killed.
2009 - Genovese/Bonanno associate Vincent Zarcone wounded.
2010 - Philadelphia associate Ronald Maniscalco killed.
2011 - Lucchese associate Peter Argentina wounded (personal beef).
2011 - Bonanno member Salvatore Montagna killed.
2011 - Mark Iacano stabbed and wounded by Genovese associate Benny Geritano.
2012 - Mario Imbesi (testified against Genovese Frank Roche) killed.
2012 - Philadelphia associate Gino DiPietro killed.
2013 - Nunzio Fusco stabbed and wounded by Genovese associate Benny Geritano. (personal beef)
2013 - Bonanno associate Enzo Stagno shot and wounded.



What the hell? I'm really surprised because I thought a lot more mobsters were whacked in a given year. In fact, many of these victims were associates.

I guess I was influenced by stories about gang warfare and the Sopranos.
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/13/13 07:39 AM

Philadelphia has been a violent family for over 30 years. It doesn't mean they've ever been a threat to New York. It's a case of the big leagues and the minor leagues.
Posted By: LuanKuci

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/13/13 08:35 AM

Originally Posted By: jace
Genovese are probably smarter, but would that not make them want to avoid crazy types like the gangs in Philly ? The last thing I would think they would want is trouble from another city making it's way into New York. And I am just guessing that Philly would not be willing to listen to any orders given by an outside family.


What? You can't possibly be serious...

Economical diversity, overall wealth, stability, reliability and a strict administration are the main factors that separate top-tier families from all the other mob "leftovers".

Not guns. Not anymore.

Besides, Philly has once again shown how messy and amateurish can become when there's no one keeping all those hoods in line.

If Bellomo says jump, they better reply "how high?".
Posted By: cookcounty

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/13/13 09:05 AM

ny doesn't want shit to do with philly

the philly mob is like a streetgang from the 1960s

plus new york has to worry about the rampant wire wearing within their ranks
Posted By: THEGREATMALENKO

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/15/13 06:35 PM

Tampa-Possibly the Gambino's. They had a crew down there. Valet Business, etc.

http://www.sptimes.com/2006/10/16/Hillsborough/Throwback__Tampa_mob_.shtml
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/15/13 08:06 PM

Originally Posted By: THEGREATMALENKO
Tampa-Possibly the Gambino's. They had a crew down there. Valet Business, etc.

http://www.sptimes.com/2006/10/16/Hillsborough/Throwback__Tampa_mob_.shtml


A decade or so ago what was left of the Tampa family was supposedly aligned with the Gambinos.
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/15/13 08:07 PM

Interestingly, in this recent news piece about the upcoming Ligambi/Borgesi trial, they say the NY mob will ultimately decide who takes over in Philadelphia.


Posted By: Flushing

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/15/13 08:45 PM

Originally Posted By: Dellacroce
Lol at new york fearing philly in any way, not that there would ever be a war in this day in age anyway. They would most likely partner together if it was mutually beneficial like how scoops licatas north jersey crew partners with the lucchese jersey crew with some bookmaking and gambling. As for philly having more mob hits, here is a pretty good lists of mob connected hits or attempted hits since 2000,courtesy of ivyleague, the lists pretty much shows where the majority of the mob hits take place.


Hits and misses, mob-related or otherwise...


2000 - Lucchese associates Anthony and Charles DiGirolamo killed.
2000 - Rochester associate Anthony Vaccaro killed.
2000 - Philadelphia associate John Beebee wounded.
2000 - New England associate Paul Maiorano killed.
2000 - Philadelphia associate Carmen Perrotta wounded.
2001 - Chicago Outfit lieutenant Anthony Chiaramonti killed.
2001 - Detroit associate John Jarjosa Jr. killed.
2001 - Philadelphia associate Adam Finelli killed.
2001 - Philadelphia associate Carmen Perrota wounded.
2001 - Bonanno associate Frank Santoro killed.
2001 - Colombo soldier Joseph Campanella wounded.
2001 - New England associate Leonard Rosenberg killed.
2001 - New England associate Peter DeVito killed.
2001 - Gambino associate Konstantinos Boulis killed.
2002 - Philadelphia soldier Raymond Martorano killed.
2002 - Gambino associate Martin Bosshart killed.
2002 - Gambino associate Darren D'Amico wounded.
2002 - Buffalo captain Frank BiFulco wounded (robbery).
2002 - Genovese associate Dino Bogino wounded.
2002 - New England associate Mark Eldridge killed.
2002 - Detroit associate Gerard Bianchette killed.
2003 - Philadelphia associate John Casasanto killed.
2003 - Genovese captain Adolfo Bruno killed.
2003 - Colombo soldier Joseph Campanella wounded.
2003 - Lucchese soldier Albert Cirelli killed (personal beef).
2003 - Genovese associate Joseph Mazzotta killed.
2003 - Genovese associate Vincent DeVito wounded.
2003 - Gambino associate John Gurino killed (personal beef).
2003 - Genovese associate Charles Moretto killed (robbery).
2003 - Genovese associate Gary Westerman killed.
2004 - Bonanno associate Rudolph Pizzolo" killed.
2004 - Gambino associate Preston Geritano killed. (personal beef).
2004 - Genovese associate Nicholas Cirillo missing.
2004 - New England associate Patrick Squillante killed.
2005 - Genovese acting captain Lawrence "Larry" Ricci killed.
2005 - Gambino extortion victim Joseph Generoso wounded.
2005 - Bonanno associate Robert McKelvey killed.
2006 - Chicago Outfit lieutenant Anthony Zizzo disappeared.
2006 - Gambino captain Carmine "Top Tomato" Sciandra wounded (personal beef).
2007 - Genovese soldier Rudolph Izzi killed.
2007 - Gambino associate Robert DeCicco wounded.
2007 - Lucchese soldier Frank Lagano killed.
2007 - Vincenzo Orilia stabbed by Genovese associate Joseph Bonelli (personal beef).
2008 - Genovese associate William Marcucci killed (killed by son, not really mob related).
2008 - Genovese robbery victim Louis Antonelli killed.
2008 - Bonanno associate Frank Fresca killed.
2009 - Bonanno soldier Anthony Seccifico killed.
2009 - Genovese/Bonanno associate Vincent Zarcone wounded.
2010 - Philadelphia associate Ronald Maniscalco killed.
2011 - Lucchese associate Peter Argentina wounded (personal beef).
2011 - Bonanno member Salvatore Montagna killed.
2011 - Mark Iacano stabbed and wounded by Genovese associate Benny Geritano.
2012 - Mario Imbesi (testified against Genovese Frank Roche) killed.
2012 - Philadelphia associate Gino DiPietro killed.
2013 - Nunzio Fusco stabbed and wounded by Genovese associate Benny Geritano. (personal beef)
2013 - Bonanno associate Enzo Stagno shot and wounded.



I may have posted this already but there was another Genovese hit in 2009, according to NY Times. Just sayin.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/25/nyregion/25slay.html?_r=0
Posted By: StLguy

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/16/13 06:52 AM

"ny doesn't want shit to do with philly

the philly mob is like a streetgang from the 1960s "

In that case, why don't the 5 families take orders from the blacks?
Posted By: Scalish

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/16/13 02:10 PM

Lol
Posted By: JCB1977

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/16/13 02:37 PM

LMAO--Couldn't have said it better myself!
Posted By: cookcounty

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/16/13 10:54 PM

Originally Posted By: StLguy
"ny doesn't want shit to do with philly

the philly mob is like a streetgang from the 1960s "

In that case, why don't the 5 families take orders from the blacks?



the philly mob, the five families, and blacks have what to do with each other?
Posted By: StLguy

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/16/13 11:01 PM

"the philly mob, the five families, and blacks have what to do with each other? "

If the Five Families don't want anything to do with the Philly Mob because they're like a street gang, then the Five Families would also be afraid of black street gangs. So they would take orders from them.

...And the Chicago outfit would take orders from this guy:
Posted By: paprincess

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/17/13 12:26 AM

I'm PRETTY sure, PA doesn't want or really like NY around... NY too big and too loud for such crazy little paranoid RUNTS...
Posted By: NightOwl

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/17/13 12:37 AM

Originally Posted By: JCB1977
LMAO--Couldn't have said it better myself!


TA HA
Posted By: bigboy

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/20/13 04:25 PM

StLouie - I just cannot see the 5 families of NY being afraid of black street gangs. They are not as disciplined as LCN
Posted By: cookcounty

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/20/13 07:11 PM

Originally Posted By: StLguy
"the philly mob, the five families, and blacks have what to do with each other? "

If the Five Families don't want anything to do with the Philly Mob because they're like a street gang, then the Five Families would also be afraid of black street gangs. So they would take orders from them.

...And the Chicago outfit would take orders from this guy:




what the fuck do black people have to do with the 5 families and the philly mob?
Posted By: Scalish

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/20/13 11:55 PM

It was a joke I hope.
Posted By: StLguy

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/21/13 05:37 AM

"StLouie - I just cannot see the 5 families of NY being afraid of black street gangs. They are not as disciplined as LCN"

It was a joke. Luckily it gave me a chance to use some of the pictures of black rappers naming themselves after Mafiosi. I've always thought that 'practice' was hilarious.
Posted By: Scalish

Re: What families take orders from New York? - 11/21/13 10:48 PM

Your alright in my books StLguy.
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