NEW VIDEO" Mobster - Crazy Joe Gallo

Joseph Gallo (April 7, 1929 – April 7, 1972), also known as "Crazy Joe", was a celebrated New York City gangster for the Profaci crime family, later known as the Colombo crime family. Gallo initiated one of the bloodiest mob conflicts since the 1931 Castellammarese War and was murdered as a result of it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5O2W134MsTo

Ok production I suppose, but I could "ask Alexa" on Amazon and get the same audio info...

B & B you've got some talent and interest, why not research more so you present something original?

I do come across some little tidbits of info that I previously didn't know from watching B&B's videos....Like this one, I didn't know what Joey said to the producer of The gang that couldn't shoot straight (Although it came from one of the few books I haven't read, The Encyclopedia)

I do agree that I would like to hear some more in depth details. Ones that require A LOT of time and energy.

Overall, I enjoy the videos. Unique voice too.

Thank you for the kind words. However, I thought it was original. I don't want to make stuff up.

Well done! Thanks for sharing. I like your videos.

he was nothing more than a low-level soldier, and he was gay in the joint, "joey" by goddard. he went to the joint for trying to shake down a guy who cashed checks, he wasn't making 200 bucks a week, the cops were on president st every day, or else profaci's men would have killed him right off, the profaci war was a joke.... he was fighting a guy worth 200 million dollars, the gallos couldn't buy lunch. profaci laughed at him.

If he had that much money, then why would he demand even more tribute? Was he that much of a greedy SOB?

yes, he was god-awful greedy, largest olive oil importer in the U.S. was fined 50,000 dollars one year for watering down his olive oil. and the only L.C.N boss who still make all his soldiers pay monthly dues. snake persico related a story that raab used in his book five families. snake did a hi-jacking and thought it right if he kicked up to the old man [;profaci] he got 2,000 bucks and sent it to profaci expecting profaci to take maybe 150 bucks of it. it back as 200 for persico, THAT WAS PROFACI.