Moreno Gallo shot dead in Mexico

Moreno Gallo was an active member of the Montreal mafia & a close confident of Vito Rizzuto. He had been deported from Canada a few years ago & apparently living in Mexico. He was just shot dead in a café in Mexico. Who called for the hit? Vito? The Siderno/Calabrian faction? Local Mexican cartel? I don't think it is a coincidence that a few hombres picked him out of a crowd by accident.

Holy fuck

Lol Vito has more power and influence then most think. When people ask if the Rizzuto family still answers to the Bonannos I laugh they don't have to answer to anyone especially the Bonannos.

The Gallo hit has Vito's revenge written all over it. On the anniversary of Nicolo Rizzuto's death. Definitely a message being sent there.

The death toll of players who sided against vito continues to grow. Gallo was quite influential. This is a pretty significant hit.

Seen that, reminds me of the photo after Galante got whacked just not so pink.

It seems every November (or in 2009 December) a major murder has occurred, with Nick Rizzuto Jr. killed December '09, Nicolo Rizzuto killed 2010, Sal the Ironworker killed 2011, Joe Di Maulo killed 2012, and now Gallo 2013... Here's an updated list of confirmed and possible Montreal Mafia related murders, shootings, and disappearances:

Deaths in the Montreal Mafia War 2008 - Present


Moreno Gallo, 68, Shot to Death in Mexico - November 2013

Mathieu Vallée, 30, (Associate of Mohamed Awada) Shot to Death -
October 2013

Salvatore (Sam) Calautti, 40, Shot to Death in GTA - July 2013

James Tusek, 35, Shot to Death in GTA - July 2013

Jamie Laramee, 37, (Associate of De Vito co-defendant Pietro
D'Adamoa) Shot to Death - July 2013

Cody Laramee, 25, Shot to Death - July 2013

Giuseppe (Ponytail) De Vito, 46, Died of Cyanide Poisoning in
Prison - July 2013

Fernando Pimentel, 36, Shot to Death in Italy - May 2013

Juan Ramon Fernandez, 56, Shot To Death in Italy - May 2013

Tonino Callocchia, 51, Shot and Wounded - February 2013

Vincenzo Scuderi, 49, Shot to Death – January 2013

Gaétan Gosselin, 69, Shot to Death – January 2013

Domenico Facchina, 37, Shot to Death – December 2012

Giuseppe Fetta, 33, Shot and Wounded - December 2012

Emilio Cordileone, 50, Shot to Death – December 2012

Tony Gensale, 43, Shot to Death - November 2012

Mohamed Awada, 47, Shot to Death - November 2012

Joe Di Maulo , 70, Shot to Death – November 2012

Pierre-Paul Fortier, 27, Shot to Death, Possibly Unrelated to Montreal Mafia War – October 2012

Frederick Murdock, 33, Shot to Death, Possibly Unrelated to Montreal Mafia War – October 2012

Vincent Pietrantonio, 53, Shot and Wounded, Possibly Unrelated to Montreal Mafia War - October 2012

Tommy Pietrantonio, 28, Shot and Wounded, Possibly Unrelated to Montreal Mafia War - October 2012

Domenico Arcuri Sr. , 79, Died Suspiciously – October 2012

Ben Zaid Moez Ben Ali, 34, Shot to Death, Possibly an Innocent Civilian – August 2012

Marco Lafratta, 24, Shot and Wounded - August 2012

Riccardo Ruffolo, 34, Shot to Death – August 2012

Chenier Dupuy, 37, Shot to Death, Possibly Unrelated to Montreal Mafia War – August 2012

Lamartine Paul Severe, 42, Shot to Death, Possibly Unrelated to Montreal Mafia War - August 2012

Walter Ricardo Gutierrez, 60, Shot to Death – July 2012

Giuseppe "Joe" Renda, 53, “Missing” – May 2012

Salvatore Silletta, 49, Shot To Death – March 2012

Giuseppe "Closure" Colapelle, 38, Shot To Death – March 2012

Steven Laporte, 39, Shot To Death – March 2012

Antonio (Tony Suzuki) Pietrantonio, 48, Shot and Wounded – December 2011

Salvatore "Sal the Ironworker" Montagna, 40, Shot to Death – November 2011

Lorenzo "Larry" Lopresti , 40, Shot To Death – October 2011

Raynald Desjardins, 60, Shot At – September 2011

Antonio Di Salvo, 44, Shot To Death – February 2011

Rita Biasini, 50, Shot At - February 2011

Nicolo Rizzuto, 86, Shot To Death – November 2010

Ennio Bruni, 36, Shot To Death – September 2010

Agostino Cun-trera, 66, Shot To Death – June 2010

Liborio Sciascia, 40, Shot To Death – June 2010

Paolo Renda, 70, “Missing” – May 2010

Ducarme Joseph, 43, Shot At In Suspected Dispute With Montreal Mafia– March 2010

Peter Christopoulos, 27, (Bodyguard of Ducarme Joseph), Shot To Death – March 2010

Nick Rizzuto Jr., 43, Shot To Death – December 2009

Fredrico Del Peschio , 59, Shot To Death - August 2009

Dany de Gregorio, 43, Shot and Wounded – June 2009

Sam Fasulo, 37, Shot To Death - January 2009

Mario (Skinny) Marabella, 40, “Missing” – December 2008

I think with it being on the anniversary of Nicolo and this being Gallo I agree. Vito ain't playing around!

Damn.... Even Tony Soprano looks like Ghandi when I see that list. Montreal doesn't fuck around.

"I would rather live in Europe than face assassination in Montreal as members of the Rizzuto clan are knocked off one by one"

---Moreno Gallo

Can anyone provide an updated list of everyone killed or attempted to be killed and who they are associated with vs who was responsible for the hit?

Thanks in advance and also thanks for this list!

Damn that list is crazy. Is there any American LCN family racking up bodies like that currently?

Hell no

Just for the record, Gallo was only reported to have stated the part in bold.

Nope, nowhere near. The FBI would cripple the NY families if it was like Canada in the last few years. Canadian LE are TERRIBLE and the prison terms mobsters get in canada are comical.

Damn that list is seriousness. Whose next?

What cartel runs acapulco? Id assume they work with vito or he paid em2b able to do this

Interesting to think of who's next? I'm interested to see what everybody thinks.

I'd have to say the top three on the list would be (in no particular order)

1.Raynald Desjardins
2.Tony Magi
3.Ducarme Joseph (presuming he was involved in young Nick's murder)

I'm sure there are a few other names on there. Any other guesses? Do others think that Arcuri's are on the list? are they still in hiding? What about Tony Mucci? (another senior guy who was part of the cotroni old guard)

I read an article a few weeks ago which said that many Ontario mobsters were going into hiding now as well. Anybody know of Ontario mobsters who might be on the list? Violi's maybe?

Desjardin & Joseph's name are circulating alot on the street and in social circles lately..wouldn't be surprised if they're up next, especially since they're not Italian

vito is ordering to kill people even abroad or in prison

Magi will be tough with all his security, but as we talked about someone already showed up with a gun while his convoy went by and the guy took off the woods and was never found. I'd imagine they are still trying to get to him.

Desjardins is up as well but with his legal troubles it could be a while before Vito can get to him unless he pulls a Ponytail and mysteriously commits suicide with something you're not going to find in prison. Last I checked Cyanide was not on the "want" list of smuggled goods.

Didn't they already try to hit Joseph? I think he just survived one hit attempt not too long ago.

My good lord, this is just unbelievable. When is the movie coming out on this? Mexixo, Italy, prison, didn't the elder Arcuri drop from a heart attack while his house was on fire in Florida (nothing would surprise me anymore).

I didn't know that Gallo was against Vito, I thought he was locked up facing extradition while all of this was going on?

You can't do this in the U.S. anymore for RICO statute alone. But also, too many rats. Again, this is just incredible.

http://www.ottawacitizen.com/news/Local+mobster+gunned+down+Mexico/9151962/story.html

Pretty detailed article:

What did this dude do to cross Vito? Did he side with the opposition at some point?

This is michael corleone level war.

They tried to take down Joseph at his clothing store in Old Montreal but it got botched and he escaped. He still walks around freely and i've seen him at Greek restaurants, so he doesn't take as much precaution as he should considering his past.

Gallo was Calabrese and he didn't show enough loyalty. It might partially be his fault that Nick Sr. got taken out since he was once a "mediator" between rival clans, hence the revenge hit.

is that the pic of gallo? weres the hole in his head. 9 shots . maybe it went threw his ear. I remember reading that book the 6th family 3yrs ago everyone in the book is probably dead now except for vito. who the hell is helping him, he must have got a clan of zips to come over. in nyc you got tons of Italians 5 yrs ago I didn't even think there were Italian people in cananda, thought everyone was French or indian.

He'll probably be next then (Joseph).

I agree, I think Gallo pulled a Di Maulo and backed the take over attempt and Vito is punishing those involved hence all the hits.

Yes it seems that is actually the crime scene photo. Looks like all the shots were from his breasts on up.

Holy crap Vito will have the next great mob movie made. Dude has more balls than the 5 families put together.

Mtl is similar to NYC in the sense that there's a large Italian community that has been around since atleast the early 1900's if not before..It's very multicultural, every possible OC unit you could think of exists on an island the size of Brooklyn (same goes for Toronto although the GTA is larger in size)

The vibe in Eastern Canada is comparable to NY, Philly or Baltimore, not like what you see on TV with moose, seals, igloos, and maple syrup

Who would play Vito? This guy and that city is pretty fascinating. He came back like a real boss. Everyone was writing him off too at first (reporters). The Sixth Family is a great read. I would definitely like to see the updated version.

Blah Blah Blah he got what he was asking for

you've got more italians per capita in toronto and montreal than in nyc. by far.

ACTUAL italians, I'm talking about...

folks with italian last names and that's it don't count.

Hamilton also has a lot of Italians and O.C.

The Violi's are out here as well. They may want to keep there head up as well as they were rumored to have been a big part of the rival faction and also were in Montreal at the same time the Rizzuto Sr. hit took place which was very suspicious.

Your right about Hamilton. For a small city, we have lots of Italians and 3 mafia families - Violi/Luppino, Musitano and the Papalia's.

Johnny Pops,

Did you hear about the ex biker who was shot downtown here on Saturday night?

Yes, ex-Hell's Angel with a long rap sheet. Must be payback for something that got somebody pissed... they shot him 6 times at close range with a shotgun.

Yeh that's what I think as well. They said he was downtown at a bar and got into a scrap that night with a few guys.

Some of these murders where in broad daylight, how do they get away with that nowadays with DNA and cameras everywhere?

Also the Federation,Acapulco have a indipendent drug cartel The Independent Cartel of Acapulco in Spanish: Cártel Independiente de Acapulco or CIDA

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%A1rtel_Independiente_de_Acapulco

i think the murder was ordered by the caruana-[BadWord]'s
and not by rizzuto

Did Gallo have more to do with Agostino C's murder?

And I think Nicholas Cage could pass for Vito

the caruana's have connections in the whole south america and with the cartels

Haha yeah looks wise. I feel like he wouldn't do Vito's ruthlessness justice. I was thinking Liam Neeson or Frederico Castellucci (guy who played Furio)

They have the ties I'm sure that led Vito to killing him.

the guy that played Anton Chigurh in No Country For Old Men.

Javier Bardem

That map is rather outdated. Zetas control much of the eastern part of the country now. Juarez cartel have lost a lot of ground.

The zetas are losing ground by the second, el chapo will own most of Mexico soon

My guess would be that Rizzuto would be working closely with Caruana-[BadWord] along with the Arcadi group. Those 2 groups seemed to have remained loyal and are both very strong groups.

Anybody know when Arcadi will be out of prison?

And I know he's already played several gangster movie roles, but De Niro with the slicked back hair could pull off playing Vito.

I apologize in advance if this has already been posted, but I haven't seen it on here and just came across it. In my opinion, the best detailed article of the Montreal situation.

http://www.panamericancrime.com/?q=conte...ob-war-montreal

Of note, the article states that Agostino [BadWord]'s son is now running that clan/faction in Montreal, which supports the fact that Caruana/[BadWord] could very well have been involved in the Gallo hit.

That's a great article, definitely the most detailed that I've read on the war.

Here's another photo of the murder, definitely has a feel the look of an old school mafia hit

http://aboutthemafia.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Moreno-Gallo-murder-scene.jpg

Can you imagine if this kind of mob war were going on in the states these days, NYC for instance.

Vito & the Caruana's have been tied together for decades..They even shared property in Venezuela back in the days..So really anything is possible

I could be wrong, but wouldn't the Violi faction have died off with Paolo Violi and Vic Cotroni?

And, sadly a Vito Rizzuto movie will never be made for the simple fact that it'd be about a Canadian in Canada and nobody in hollywood cares about Canada.

Also, first post from this newbie. Hi everyone.

I love the uncnsored media in Mexico. There isnothing morew that sells your papers betterthan plasting somobodys splaterred brains on the cover. I'm really suprised how the Rizzutos managed to track him down in Acapulco. Guess its hard toavoid getting out of the social underworldwhen you hve always been in it. You'll be suprised howbigthe social networking of the underworld is. Btw imhighy skeptical this was cartel relatedand there isno cartel that runs acapulco. Its really fragmented there its bunch of street gangsfighting each othher for the local drugtrade and extortion. Therewas alocal carteltherecsalled CIDA butthey have been disbanded. Now its no onespropertyandfree for tales which none oftheTCOs want though Sinaloa does have a presence

welcome slumpy.

when the violi's were knocked off, many of their top guys like dimaulo, gallo and even frank cotroni (calabrian group) decided to work with the rizzutos rather than go to war with them. so that faction has always been alive and well. these guys made good money with rizzuto running things, so there was no reason to upset the apple cart. the article i posted yesterday makes a good point that two things happened around 2004, which among other things lead to the montreal mob war. vito rizzuto was arrested and frank cotroni died. that opened the door for the old cotroni/violi group to finally seek some vengeance, as cotroni had kept a lid on the rest of the calabrians.

However, many of those Calabrians weren't really Calabrians. I've come to view the two historically rival factions as the "mainland Italian" faction (the Cotroni faction consisted predominantly of mainland Italians) vs. the Rizzuto (Sicilian) faction.

And I don't think vengeance played a big part in the attempted take-over. Di Maulo's loyalty mostly lay with his friend and mentor, Frank Cotroni, and I think it's reasonable to assume that Frank Cotroni and Paolo Violi weren't the best of friends, since his brother Vic chose Violi over Frank to become his second-in-command. As for Gallo, another major player of the old Cotroni group, he was ordered by Violi to commit a murder for which he needed to take the rap and do jail time. This very same murder would come to haunt Gallo many years later. When he was tried for violating his parole, Canadian authorities found out that he never obtained Canadian citizenship and started a deportation case against him, which he eventually lost. So I wonder why Gallo would've still felt any loyalty towards Violi.

Slumpy,

Violi still has sons and family here in Hamilton that are involved.

I didn't mean for it to come off that the cotroni/violi faction would want vengeance for violi himself. more over, that they would want to take back what they felt was rightfully there's. also in the article, it was suggested that they would have lost friend and family in the original purge, so maybe revenge for that?

Sonny, did you read the article that I posted yesterday? i'm curious to hear your thoughts. It was the first that I'd seen it and thought it was pretty good at summing up how things were playing out.

I had already read that article some time ago. It's a good read, but the author makes a lot of assumptions such as Cun trera's son having taken over his father's crew and Di Maulo being the mastermind behind the purge, without providing substantial evidence.

This makes sense to me, the old Calabrian faction saw an opportunity and tried to seize upon it. Unfortunately, since Vito is a free man now it seems like they are on the receiving end of a serious beat down.

I can also see some validation in the theory that the hits on the rizzuto faction were at least partially personally motivated. Just going on the fact that most everyone hit during Vito's time in the can were family either through blood or marriage. Of course, said people were also highly placed in the family hierarchy, so who knows? Vic and Paolo make good martyrs, a smoke screen through which an ambitious capo could justify the seizure of power. Rizzuto was never meant to be boss.

I do have one last question about the Rizzuto's, though. Back in the 60's when Vito was still making his bones, it seemed as though the family was firmly under control of Massino and indeed just a Bonano borgata up in Montreal facilitating family interest there. However, since the Gerlando Sciascia hit it's always seemed to me like the Canadian borgata began to move increasingly away from its role as "just" another Bonano crew. In the book "the Sixth Family" the authors theorize that the Sciascia hit was orchestrated by Massino out of fear that his Canadian crew capo was beginning to forget to whom he supposedly owed allegiance. Massino isn't an idiot, he obviously knows the real power in Montreal lays with Vito rather than the borgata's legitimate Captain.

I'm getting to my question eventually, hehe bare with me.

So, has separation from the Bonano family always been in the books? Vito has always been the "boss" of Montreal in all but name, he even refused to accept a promotion to Capo from Massino. To me this says that Vito is not at all interested in legitimizing his claim in the eyes of NYC's boss. It almost seems to me like Montreal has always seen itself as a separate entity, paying only lip service to the Bonano Boss.

Where does the Rizzuto family stand now? Still has a crew in the Bonano family, or are they well and truly independent? relying more on their Sicilian alliances rather than their American overlords? Is Vito Rizzuto a boss in his own right? Does he even need American families given his lucrative drug trafficking?

Vito is a boss. I doubt he'd work with Americans much anymore anyways, especially with Massino flipping and testifying against him. Too much risk in dealing with Americans period anymore. Much easier to risk being caught in Canada where the laws are weak.

Double post sorry

Vito takes order from no one bottom line, he carries more clout then anyone in the Bonanno family.

Massino came to power in the early 90s. In the 1960s he was still an associate just as Vito Rizzuto.



If he would've accepted to become capo he would've renounced his claim to be recognised as an independent boss.



During the Cotroni era they were undisputedly a Bonanno crew, but due to their location they were operating more autonomously. Vic Cotroni always remained very loyal to the Bonanno family as did his younger brother Frank.

If the shooters were not Mexican, there had to be some local Mexican assistance provided to the shooters. If the shooters were Canadians, they would not have been able to hop on a plane with their guns, and fly into Acapulco. Nor could they walk into a gun store or Walmart and buy guns. Guns purchases in Mexico, at least legitimate, is harder than the US. As we all know, there are plenty of guns available through the black market.

I would think the shooters were not Mexican, and were most likely LCN / LCN associates. Why would someone outsource this killing, especially in another country? The shooters need to know their area, the habits if their target, a couple of different get a way choices and a safe house. All of that takes time, patience, cunning and money. It also requires local expertise.

The Rizzutto's, Caruna Cun trera's and others in Montreal LCN are well known drug dealers. I suspect they had no problem through their connections getting guns and other assistance for their own shooters. They are only a few hundred miles from Culiacon, home to the Sinaloa Cartel, the worlds largest DTO.

I don't expect the Mexican authorities to do much of an investigation, nor do I expect us to know any significant facts about this hit unless someone flips, which does not happen often in MTL.

Not necessarily. There is an Italian community in Acapulco, so the assassins could have received help from associates who were already stationed there or elsewhere in Mexico. Many mafiosi had settled in Central and South America after the first Mafia war in the early 1960s.

So what about NY's perspective? Massino seems to have been the last Bonano boss to try and exert any sort of authority over the canadians, but they still must have some working alliance considering Rizzuto's primary income comes from smuggling drugs into the states.

Also, what's the Bonano family called now? They changed (well, tried to, anyway) after Joe Banano published that book, but since Massino flipped I supposed they either changed names again or went back to using Bonano?

Massino wanted to change the name from Bonanno to Massino but became a rat. The name was never changed. (Now it would look pretty bad if they did when you think about it)

It's safe to assume that there still is a relationship, but at this point the exact nature of it is only guesswork. For all we know the Bonanno crew has been rebuild under a new caporegime, but Rizzuto may now also be operating independently.



As far as I know they are still referred to (at least by the press) by their original name. It appears the names that were given to the families in the 1960s have been set in stone.

vito was working with the decav familys vinny ocean on Persian rugs I bet he works with all the familys till this day. this capo matty g in rhode island got busted sending 10 or 20 keys of coke up there im sure he was working with the crew up in montreal, no matter bonanno or not he's la costra nostra rite. he don't got he son or dad so I think he;s deffinitly reaching out to his old American buddys. how you think all this bc bud gets around the northeast

BC Bud mmmmmmmm.

Recall as well that Francesco del Balso and Giuseppe Torre were reported to have purchased a villa in Acapulco in early March 2006, about three weeks after the former decided he was going to go on unemployment insurance (!) Del Balso himself seemed to confirm his having a home in Mexico when he was stopped by Canada Customs on October 10, 2006 at the Trudeau airport -- see http://www.canada.com/montrealgazette/ne...d-3666d26ef09a.

The book The Sixth Family cites information from an analysis, by Canada's Department of Justice, of the Rizzuto organization's financial holdings and connections to other countries. The connection to Mexico? "[D]rug transactions, meetings and visits in Mexico." (See p. 349 of the 2008 updated and revised edition; p. 313 of the 2006 first edition, where the text reads "drug transactions through meetings in, and visits to Mexico.")

Perhaps more important to note is that Francesco Arcadi, Nick Rizzuto Sr., Paolo Renda, Rocco Sollecito, Lorenzo Giordano, and del Balso were charged with a number of offences for crimes said to have taken place not only in Canada but also in other countries, Mexico among them. For example, see the bilingual indictment against Arcadi that can be found at

https://www.ceic.gouv.qc.ca/fileadmin/Fichiers_client/centre_documentaire/Piece_CEIC-P-128.pdf

which was submitted at the Charbonneau Commission inquiry on September 25 of last year.

Perhaps its the montreal mob moving some BC Bud into USA, but mostly Bc Bud goes directly south from BC... if it is moved out east first, don't forget a lot of asians/south asians are also big traffickers.

Was Moreno Gallo living in the open or was he in hiding or "gone to ground' so to speak? Surely he knew certain people were not pleased with him but does anyone know what security measures if any he took? Was it common knowledge he was living in Mexico?

Thank you for your time.

Maybe but I don't think BC has much of an LCN contingent if any at all.

IIRC in the Sixth family it says something to the effect of the Rizzutos being involved with importing/exporting drugs in Canada coast to coast including in BC.

Daniel Renaud of La Presse reported back on June 18 of this year that a document submitted May 22 by Gallo's lawyers, in relation to Gallo's attempt to get back into Canada, indicated Gallo was now living in Mexico -- see http://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/justic...ir-au-pays.php.

If you read through all the articles published after Gallo was deported, you'll note the discrepancy about whether, after deportation, he went to Italy, he went to Italy and stayed a while before moving to Acapulco, or he immediately went to Acapulco.

Given 99.99% of us don't have the inside knowledge to be able to answer a question about when Gallo started living in Acapulco -- especially because most of us were under the impression he was living in Italy -- I would answer, no, it wasn't common knowledge he was living in Mexico.

Now, were there people in the Montreal underworld who knew before Renaud's June 18 article was published that Gallo was living in Acapulco? I would guess yes. If Toronto Star reporter Peter Edwards's recent reporting about a meeting last April in the Dominican Republic is accurate -- a meeting at which Vito Rizzuto, Moreno Gallo, and others were present -- then I would argue this meeting may lend further support to the claim that Montrealers knew of Gallo's whereabouts, in that knowing where Gallo was living may have been necessary to invite him to the meeting. I italicized "may" because Gallo or someone communicating on his behalf wouldn't have necessarily needed to disclose where Gallo was living.

There is no family or structure here really, a couple guys are present, and they're just representatives of the East.


The mob, bikers, asians, south asians, are all involved in coast to coast trafficking, not to mention international trafficking.

one chapters controls drugs coast to coast? Maybe the nomads from Quebec? I dont know much about asian narcotics rings but I'm sure your right.

Definitely not one chapter, but I'd say the East End and White Rock chapters are spearheading the trafficking and have closer relationships with eastern OC groups/HA Chapters. Both EE and WR are located in the Vancouver area.

Musolini,

Gallo was living openly in Mexico he was not in hiding.

he has to have family or friends in nyc he live 7 hours upstate. you don't think he in any cohoots with the Gambino's and there whole zip administration. wonder how long till the fbi indicnts him for something in America. how come the new or tv people arnt chasing him all over montreal like they did uncle joe and comp. sounds dumb but I consider montreal almost like .

So he was going out and about without bodyguards or taking any security measures that you're aware of? Curios as to whether or not Gallo new he was still marked or if he thought things were settled at the meeting in Dominican that both he and Vito attended.

thanks for your response

I am sure he felt he was marked but Gallo like most Mafioso here are still very old school and instead of going to authorities or any thing like that he accepted what he had coming to him.

^^^^ THE ONLY THING OLD SCHOOL ABOUT MORENO WAS HIS BALL SACK SCALISH CAPESH?

Lol what a fucking clown.

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Val01Virga,

No offence but what the hell are you talking about?

Could all bullshitting posters kindly FO and not waste everybodies time.

And offence meant.

its troll

Lol all good some of these plugs that come on here screw me up with these fucked up posts.