hes retired, only consultant role. met someone who knows his son Tony jr or maybe his name is Nick or something anyways yeah, retired.

Accardo

Spilotro

Spilotro

Is that Spilotro's kid?
Did he have any kids or is that some poor kid fearing for his life?

Nice pic, never seen it before.

Found some images of Joey Bananas here:

http://www.imgrum.net/media/344438350166220107_39697934
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/a9/7e/83/a97e8362583134e9b4018b66a6693067.jpg
http://media.gettyimages.com/photos/joseph-bonanno-may-18-1966-picture-id538554096?s=594x594
https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSvAKeRVs7CRjDoLkJZfGk7JuqGCwpKRlxch-pWILIbvws7P60J

Nice ones blueracing347. I know people says this a lot about some mobsters, but it is funny how regular they look.

I have no opinion on Spilotro but I like that he appears to be a good son..That used to be sacred with Italians !!

Might not be Bisaccia but it favors him a lot, the other guy looks like an older fatter version of Matty the Horse but it's not him. Guy with glasses favors Cabert a lot though.

He had a son Vincent, adopted I think, but the kid in the pic looks like him.

Personally speaking, I don't think that looks anything like Robert Bisaccia. The nose and eyebrows are completely wrong.

100% certainty, that is NOT Bobby " Cabert", not even close.

The American Dweem Dusty Rhodes was in the mafia?

Lol...Good one !!

Johnny Keys. A true stand up guy. His nickname had nothing to do with "Keys" like we think. His early nickname was Johnny Casablanca. Which was pronounced Johnny CAYSABLANCE, which they shortened to Johnny Cays which turned in to Johnny KAYS or Johnny Keys.

I never really thought the "Keys" in his name had to do with drugs. Interesting how his nickname seemed to evolve over time, as people got lazier.

That is a bullshit argument. Plenty of wiseguys have been in the same boat of their Boss wants to whack them. For instance, Sonny Black Napolitano knew he was marked for death, he also knew he fucked up. He could've ratted and said he "had no way out", but he was a stand up guy. He knew the life and knew the consequences and he went like a man. On the other side for example was John Gotti. He knew Paul wanted him dead, was going to take out junk dealers. Did he rat because he was marked for death? No he took gathered support and took out the Boss. It wasn't a cut and dry situation either. If they fucked up the hit on Paul, their whole crew was gonna get whacked. So to hear a guy say, the Bosses were gonna whack me I had no other choice is bullshit. You have several choices. #1 go when your called and take the death like a man. It's what you signed up for when you got in the life. #2 take out the Boss for a self defense measure, several guys have done that and gotten away with it. #3 go on the run into hiding with your ill gotten gains and wait it out, pray they don't find you but if you do defend yourself. Too many guys are weak and create option #4 be a rat and go to the government because you're scared to get killed or do time. And #4 is bs. All those guys knew what they signed up for. It was always prison, death, or a long life making easy money and die of old age. They created #4 because they were weak.

Chiodo wasn't forced to rat either. He escaped with his life. He could've kept his mouth shut after the hit attempt and gotten a lot of respect for it and possibly a pass. He could've slipped out of the hospital, done his time in West Virginia and by the time he got out Casso and his crew would be long gone. Nobody is forced to rat. He chose to rat.

How do you know that had the Castellano attempt failed, and Castellano recruited the majority of the Gambino family to seek retribution against Gotti and his guys, how do any of us know that Gotti wouldn't of flipped if given a chance? I don't think "he was a stand up guy all his life" is a good explanation, because Gravano was a stand up guy all his life and still flipped when given the opportunity.

I side with you on this one, I'm not sure gotti would not have ratted, if I were in the life he would be the last guy I would have trusted. he did his guys wrong by telling them not to plea bargain, and a few got some time, just listening to him. a good boss would have let them plea bargain.

Joe Ligambi

Nicky Scarfo







Peter Gotti and John Carneglia



Joey Merlino



Anthony Senter

Uncle Joe is handcuffed with Gary Tavella. He owned the candy store where Testa was killed.

gotti with cavallo not john c

Think Ligambi is also handcuffed to Nicky Scarfo Sr. in that picture. He'd be the guy leading him.

Tommy Cacciopoli



Nick Corozzo



Frank De Cicco



Eddie Lino



John Carneglia and Gene Gotti



Bruce Cutler and Peter Gotti



Paul Vario Jr.



Joey Merlino "preparing donations for the homeless". Wonder where the money went.



Nicky "The Wig" Vuolo



Joey Merlino



Johnny "Gongs" Casasanto



Tommy Del Giorno and Joseph Pungitore



Anthony Donato, Vincent Basciano and Larry Weinstein



Joey Merlino at Mike Chang's funeral



Nick Corozzo

Lawrence Merlino, Phil Leonetti, Nicky Scarfo


Joe Ligambi, Nicky Scarfo


Phil Leonetti, Nicky Scarfo


Joey Merlino

Nicky the Whip is behind Joey Punge and Tommy Del

I worked with a Chiodo in Sacramento who's extended family of Peter. Bragged about him all the time, couldn't care less that he was a rat. This is California, after all. lol.

Those Chicago guys didn't sit around indoors, did they? Every pic of them they're fishing, rafting, camping, bbqs at the park.