Salvatore Catanzaro - 1888-1914 - pre-La Cosa Nostra - retired after being shot Gregorio Conti - 1915-1919 - murdered 9/24/1919 Salvatore Calderone - 1919-1925 - retired Stefano Monastero -1925-1929 - murdered 8/6/1929 Guiseppe Siragusa - 1929-1931 - murdered 9/13/1931 John Bazzano Sr - 1931-1932 - murdered 8/8/1932 in Brooklyn after meeting with commission for killing 3 Volpe Brothers without approval Vincenzo Capizzi - 1932-1937 - retired - moved to Italy Frank Amato - 1937-1956 - stepped down due to health issues - became Consigliere(died 1973) Sebastian "John" Larocca - 1956-1984 - died at home 12/3/1984 Michael James Genovese - 1984-2006 - died at home 10/31/2006 John Bazzano Jr - 2006-2008 - died 7/28/2008 - was still running gambling rings, Cinacutti, and other associates. Thomas "Sonny" Ciancutti - 2008-2021 -died 7/8/21 (91 yrs old) - last made guy - was really the boss of himself at the very end, and a bunch of associates. Was still active in gambling in the 2000teen years.
And as previously discussed elsewhere, FOH has met LaRocca and Genovese in person among others, he is an expert on much of this and has my respect for sharing his experiences, I just read and research, I have not met any of these guys.
The family was most likely defunct after Genovese's death. also what evidence is there that Salvatore Calderone was boss? Im aware wiki lists him, but I haven't seen a better source reporting that. We do know he was on the consiglio.
There are dozens of sites stating this as fact, I have looked him up on newspapers.com but found nothing, I did find him on Ancestry.com and see his family, death certificate, etc, but nothing about the mafia. I am going by the dozens of sites that report this, not just Wiki. But anything on the internet can definitley be questioned as to being fact or not.
