Rudaj's guy's pulled shotguns on some Gambino's at an attempted sit down. One also pointed a shotgun as a gas tank threatening to kill everyone there. Pretty sure whoever was street boss at the time was there.

In Al D'Arco's book he mentions that his friend Ralph Masucci choked Benny Eggs. This seems kinda unbelievable but it's also mentioned that Masucci went way back with the Chin and when he mentions the incident in the book D'Arco says Masucci never worried about that stuff. He must have been pretty damn tight with the Chin to do shit like that though.

joe bilotti hitting anthony capo

Joe Colombo got slapped across his face. In public, in front or others. He didn't do anything to retaliate. He just sat there and took it.

Maybe it had something to do with who slapped him - Carlo Gambino.

(True story - it happened in a bar in Brooklyn a few months before Colombo was shot).

@Furio.

I was told that Mimi was killed because he disrespected Carmine Persico several times and other factors within the Colombo's. Not relating to him slapping Carlo Gambino. Which is true?

@Furio.

I was told that Mimi was killed because he disrespected Carmine Persico several times and other factors within the Colombo's. Not relating to him slapping Carlo Gambino. Which is true?

George Conte manhandled Salvatore Avellino.

I mentioned the Masucci/Mangano story in another thread.

Anthony Di Lapi supposedly intervened to stop Al D'Arco bullying people in prison, don't think it got physical.

Anthony Casso was beaten up by a mobster in the clink, can't remember his name.

carmine tomato got shot did zero..they guy knew who he was..if you don't know a guy is made ..you will beat the punishment ,but you need a good made guy to fight for you

sc. youve mentioned that before. whatdo you think about his son anthony who rcently died swears in that book he wrote his father and carlo were best friends had a father son relationship and had nothing to do with his death.

Furio, i think they were both rats at that time

Yes,they was both in special prison for federal witnesses; I think that Casso start the fight because thinked that because he was an underboss and miciotta a simple soldier,he wouldnt respond to the provocations. Casso thinked bad.


https://www.google.com/amp/www.nydailyne...rticle-1.751210

MOB CANARY HEARS BIRDS SINGING PICKED WRONG FOE FOR PRISON FIGHTJERRY CAPECI JAN 20, 1997 12:00 AM

Anthony (Gaspipe) Casso, one of the city's most lethal gangsters until he turned government songbird, made a billy club out of a rolled-up magazine to carry out a frenzied New Year's Eve attack on another jailed informer, the Daily News has learned. But the magazine didn't prove much of a weapon, and prison guards had to step in and save Casso before his subscription was canceled by his angry 350-pound adversary, Salvatore (Big Sal) Miciotta, sources said. After the fracas, the men, who have been feuding for months, were each placed in solitary confinement to await transfers to other federal prisons with special units for cooperating witnesses, sources said. Casso, the former Luchese underboss, is about 5-foot-8 and 165 pounds. He began cooperating in 1994 but has not yet testified at trial. He has reportedly admitted taking part in 36 slayings and is awaiting sentencing. Miciotta, who has admitted involvement in four homicides, began cooperating a year earlier and has testified several times. He is serving a 14-year sentence. Sources said the fight broke out after dinner as Miciotta, 50, was playing cards with other protected inmates, who are housed separately from prisoners against whom they have testified. Casso, 56, "came up behind Big Sal" on an elevated cellblock walkway carrying a tightly rolled magazine in his hands, leaned through a railing and started beating Miciotta on his head, one source said. "Since this was not a very efficient weapon and Big Sal is a very large man, this did not render Big Sal helpless," he said. Miciotta reached through a walkway railing, grabbed Casso by the shirt, pulled him through the railing, and "beat the daylights out of Gaspipe until the [guards] got him off Gaspipe," he said. "I'm not surprised about the outcome, but I am surprised that Gaspipe started up with Sal," said one law enforcement source. "Without his gun," the source said, "Gaspipe was not a tough guy. Sal could handle himself and towers over him.

" Federal authorities would not comment on the altercation.