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Posted By: bobbytran

Bruno Indelicato - 08/06/13 05:19 PM

What happened with him between 81 when his father was killwd and 85. I know he was popped on weapons charges in early 85 right beokefore the msion case broke. Was he hiding the whole time or was he welcomed back.
Posted By: GaryH

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 08/06/13 05:31 PM

Well he tried to hit Gotti on the freeway but Angelo Ruggerio (who was driving) managed to swerve in time to avoid the bullets
Posted By: Lilange

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 08/06/13 05:55 PM

Bruno have to say he's hardcore.
Posted By: bobbytran

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 08/06/13 07:43 PM

The reason I ask is I was reading a newspaper article on google archives from early '85 which says something to the extent of "Recently has been spotted in New Jersey", an article from the next week has him arrested on gun charges, than in November he was added to the commission case, so I was just wondering what he was doing all that time, ill look up the articles and post them when I find them.
Posted By: Snakes

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 08/06/13 07:51 PM

Pretty sure he was down in Florida for a lot of that time.
Posted By: Moe_Tilden

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 12:18 PM



Anyone else think he's a dead ringer for JFK and Rob Lowe in that second picture?
Posted By: DelcoNostra

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 02:39 PM

Is that Gotti story true? Never heard that before.. And good call on the Rob Lowe lookalike! But I'm not seeing JFK, maybe JFK Jr. I always hated Bruno's portrayal in Donnie Brasco, when he makes fun of Donnie's mustache and blows a kiss it's creepy... But again it's just a movie so who know how accurate it was.
Posted By: ChiTown

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 02:45 PM

How come Bruno wasn't higher stature in the Bonnanos when he was first out of prison in the late 90s, before he began running with Basciano, which led to his downfall again?
Posted By: pmac

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 03:02 PM

I think massino would have promoted him but why when he was on parole for like the next 10yrs when he got out and couldn't meet with other mobsters. his name must have been known threw out all the mob familys for being at the defendant table during the commission trial plus he whacked galante. I read somewhere he did go to meetings with massino. no one really spilled the beans about massino killing his father and the other capos till 2003.
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 03:06 PM

Originally Posted By: pmac
I think massino would have promoted him but why when he was on parole for like the next 10yrs when he got out and couldn't meet with other mobsters. his name must have been known threw out all the mob familys for being at the defendant table during the commission trial plus he whacked galante. I read somewhere he did go to meetings with massino. no one really spilled the beans about massino killing his father and the other capos till 2003.

That's true, pmac. But Bruno was never a big earner. I think that had more to do with it than anything else.
Posted By: Scalish

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 03:26 PM

He was also heavy into drugs and not stable at all.
Posted By: ChiTown

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 03:31 PM

Originally Posted By: Scalish
He was also heavy into drugs and not stable at all.


Before he went away...but when he was out, he should have been a legend and a respected, stand up guy for doing the time he did.
Posted By: TommyGambino

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 03:34 PM

Stone cold gangster. Incredible he's still alive.
Posted By: Scalish

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 03:34 PM

I hear you he did time and should get kudos for that but if I am a boss a guy like him hot head and druggy he stays as a soldier and nothing more regardless of doing his time.
Posted By: Snakes

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 03:41 PM

Originally Posted By: pizzaboy
Originally Posted By: pmac
I think massino would have promoted him but why when he was on parole for like the next 10yrs when he got out and couldn't meet with other mobsters. his name must have been known threw out all the mob familys for being at the defendant table during the commission trial plus he whacked galante. I read somewhere he did go to meetings with massino. no one really spilled the beans about massino killing his father and the other capos till 2003.

That's true, pmac. But Bruno was never a big earner. I think that had more to do with it than anything else.


If he would have put half the drugs he put up his nose out on the street instead he might have been a decent earner.
Posted By: Snakes

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 03:43 PM

Originally Posted By: Scalish
I hear you he did time and should get kudos for that but if I am a boss a guy like him hot head and druggy he stays as a soldier and nothing more regardless of doing his time.


He'll be an old-timer when he gets out and the Bonannos are pretty fractured. My guess is, he won't be looking to step on any toes so I figure they'll throw him a bone for time served and give him a crew to run until he feels like moving to Florida.
Posted By: HairyKnuckles

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 03:54 PM

He was def "in the outs" after his father was murdered. Someone I would like to know more about is his uncle Joseph Bruno Indelicato. It´s possible that he successfully got Bruno back on right track again. JB served as acting captain/official captain at some point some years ago and obviously had some pull with the top guys. And the fact that Basciano seems to have liked Bruno well enough to bring him back into good standing with the Bonannos, must have helped.
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 03:57 PM

Originally Posted By: Snakes
Originally Posted By: Scalish
I hear you he did time and should get kudos for that but if I am a boss a guy like him hot head and druggy he stays as a soldier and nothing more regardless of doing his time.


He'll be an old-timer when he gets out and the Bonannos are pretty fractured. My guess is, he won't be looking to step on any toes so I figure they'll throw him a bone for time served and give him a crew to run until he feels like moving to Florida.

Really. Let him get out first. He's pushing 70 and has almost a full ten piece to go. And God only knows what the street will look like in ten years, let alone the Bonannos.
Posted By: TommyGambino

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 04:04 PM

Originally Posted By: HairyKnuckles
He was def "in the outs" after his father was murdered. Someone I would like to know more about is his uncle Joseph Bruno Indelicato. It´s possible that he successfully got Bruno back on right track again. JB served as acting captain/official captain at some point some years ago and obviously had some pull with the top guys. And the fact that Basciano seems to have liked Bruno well enough to bring him back into good standing with the Bonannos, must have helped.


Isn't Joseph Indelicato still captain? Seems pretty lowkey, don;t here much about him.
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 04:06 PM

Originally Posted By: HairyKnuckles
And the fact that Basciano seems to have liked Bruno well enough to bring him back into good standing with the Bonannos, must have helped.

Well, Vinny is very adept at exploiting people.The truth is, that's the sign of a good leader. And I think he liked the fact that Bruno was easy enough to get on board with the Santoro hit. Which was, don't forget, pretty much unsanctioned wink.
Posted By: Snakes

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 04:13 PM

Wouldn't surprise me at all if he doesn't do anything but take up the rocker when gets out. The guys been in jail what, 20 out of the past 30 years with another 10 to go?
Posted By: HairyKnuckles

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 04:17 PM

Originally Posted By: TommyGambino
Originally Posted By: HairyKnuckles
He was def "in the outs" after his father was murdered. Someone I would like to know more about is his uncle Joseph Bruno Indelicato. It´s possible that he successfully got Bruno back on right track again. JB served as acting captain/official captain at some point some years ago and obviously had some pull with the top guys. And the fact that Basciano seems to have liked Bruno well enough to bring him back into good standing with the Bonannos, must have helped.



Isn't Joseph Indelicato still captain? Seems pretty lowkey, don;t here much about him.


He may very well be. But I honestly can´t say for sure. He´s 83.
Posted By: cheech

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 04:41 PM

same guy in the picture with Vinny B and Chuck Zito?
Posted By: Giacomo_Vacari

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 07:10 PM

As far as we know, Joe is still captain of his brother's old crew, based in Manhattan, but still has operations on Staten Island, and in New Jersey.

Bruno was a cokehead before he went to prison, when he got out it is rumored that Joe made sure his nephew remained clean of drugs. Bruno was still feared and respected due to him being involved with the Galante hit. Bruno's real downfall was when Basciano used him, Vinny was real good like that with how to read someone.
Posted By: Iceman999

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/15/14 08:36 PM

Wasn't "Whack Whack" supposed to have shown Tommy Pitera who to dispose of bodies?
Posted By: Skinny

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/16/14 01:26 AM

Originally Posted By: pizzaboy
Originally Posted By: HairyKnuckles
And the fact that Basciano seems to have liked Bruno well enough to bring him back into good standing with the Bonannos, must have helped.

Well, Vinny is very adept at exploiting people.The truth is, that's the sign of a good leader. And I think he liked the fact that Bruno was easy enough to get on board with the Santoro hit. Which was, don't forget, pretty much unsanctioned wink.


It seems like vinny forgot to sanction a good deal while he was acting boss lol
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/16/14 09:28 AM

Originally Posted By: Skinny
Originally Posted By: pizzaboy
Originally Posted By: HairyKnuckles
And the fact that Basciano seems to have liked Bruno well enough to bring him back into good standing with the Bonannos, must have helped.

Well, Vinny is very adept at exploiting people.The truth is, that's the sign of a good leader. And I think he liked the fact that Bruno was easy enough to get on board with the Santoro hit. Which was, don't forget, pretty much unsanctioned wink.

It seems like vinny forgot to sanction a good deal while he was acting boss lol

Can't argue with that lol.
Posted By: dixiemafia

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/16/14 09:39 AM

Originally Posted By: cheech
same guy in the picture with Vinny B and Chuck Zito?


Yes, same guy.
Posted By: LaLouisiane

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/16/14 10:05 AM

Originally Posted By: Iceman999
Wasn't "Whack Whack" supposed to have shown Tommy Pitera who to dispose of bodies?


Pitera was hiding out with him right after the the hit on his father came down.
Posted By: ChiTown

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/16/14 10:55 AM

Originally Posted By: cheech
same guy in the picture with Vinny B and Chuck Zito?


That's a photo I'd love to see does anyone have it?
Posted By: cheech

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/16/14 12:56 PM

i seen it but dont have permission to post...if one of the other guys that saw it want too, its not business
Posted By: SinatraClub

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/17/14 12:49 AM

I hate Vinny's book. Too much LE talk and cases that had nothing to do with LCN, like that heroin case they speak on, which only had Basciano and Bottone (?) involved.
Posted By: dixiemafia

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/17/14 08:51 AM

I forgot who posted it cheech but yes it's a pretty cool and rare picture.
Posted By: cheech

Re: Bruno Indelicato - 04/17/14 01:28 PM

rocco on blackhand posted it
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