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The state of the DeCavalcantes

Posted By: furio_from_naples

The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/05/17 08:53 PM

As pointed the decavalcante was always small and less considerated by the other family with even Philly that had a crew in north jersey. I think that the DeCavalcantes like the Patriarca born when two families merged in one only that decavalcantes was unlucky and becomed the small fish in a big fishes sea and only become Sam DeCavalcante had strong ties with bonanno that his family gained a seat in the commission.

I think that most of the NJ mobster that can't be made in the other families to gain the made man status prefered to joint the decavalcante.
But was ever so weak ? I know that until ocean Palermo flipped the family also had a crew in NY city.
And was really a Gambino puppet ?
Thanks
Posted By: Ryan98366

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/05/17 10:34 PM

#teamfurio

Love your posts!
Posted By: Giacomo_Vacari

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/06/17 06:47 AM

Furio, with all due respect and love, the DeCavalcante family did not have a crew in New York, they had two made members and some associates there. New York put a rule there, that New Jersey can not make made men in New York.

The DeCavalcante family is ranked 3rd for me in New Jersey behind the Genovese and Philadelphia crime families. Fuck the Gambino's. They rank 4th, take that puppet theory and shove it up your ass. No disrespect to the detective on here who I have great respect for, (honestly, Baton Rouge had it coming). As I have told some who have listen and followed the evidence, Elizabeth was a crew of the Newark family that had about 25 to 30 members in that crew, and when Newark was disbanded, Elizabeth was named their own family by the bosses of the Commission.

Philadelphia has two and a partial crew in New Jersey, but I think it is just the Capo and a couple of soldiers with about eight or nine associates that Part of New Jersey. The Eagle gained a lot of power even behind bars, if you don't believe me ask Serp. Sorry to put you in the spotlight.

Lol the BH has threaten you with death if you post something from that site? Well tell them that this is a free country and a researcher has his own privacy, but when they put it on the internet, it is no longer private, and tin shields are not bulletproof on any level. They will understand that message Furio and if they dont, I lie and make things up such as names and addresses of the BH forum who switch IP addresses, but can't delete their trail.
Posted By: BillyBrizzi

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/06/17 10:04 AM

Originally Posted By: Giacomo_Vacari

The DeCavalcante family is ranked 3rd for me in New Jersey behind the Genovese and Philadelphia crime families. Fuck the Gambino's. They rank 4th, take that puppet theory and shove it up your ass.


What happened to the Luccheses? Their Jersey faction used to be huge..
Posted By: furio_from_naples

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/06/17 10:11 AM

Giacomo I wrote that they had a crew on NY not that they have a crew today.
The DeCavalcantes had 40 made men while Genovese,Lucchese and Gambino had the same men or much more in jersey than them. That philly crew was small isnt important because if made bussiness in decavalcante territory and dont give a piece of $$$ to them means decavalcante are a second league family.
Posted By: BobbyPazzo

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/06/17 12:00 PM

Originally Posted By: Giacomo_Vacari
Furio, with all due respect and love, the DeCavalcante family did not have a crew in New York, they had two made members and some associates there. New York put a rule there, that New Jersey can not make made men in New York.

The DeCavalcante family is ranked 3rd for me in New Jersey behind the Genovese and Philadelphia crime families. Fuck the Gambino's. They rank 4th, take that puppet theory and shove it up your ass. No disrespect to the detective on here who I have great respect for, (honestly, Baton Rouge had it coming). As I have told some who have listen and followed the evidence, Elizabeth was a crew of the Newark family that had about 25 to 30 members in that crew, and when Newark was disbanded, Elizabeth was named their own family by the bosses of the Commission.


Giacomo, I'm from north jersey and the west side prob edges the Perna's but the philly crew up here and the decavs don't come close to the Luke's and what the perna's got going on up here whether they're in prison now or not. That's not my opinion, that's a fact.
Posted By: DanteMoltisanti

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/06/17 02:42 PM

To put things in perspective - The Philly LCN North Jersey crew lays some of their sportsbook action off on the Perna's massive sportsbook....
Posted By: DonCheech

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/06/17 03:28 PM

So what exactly do the DeCalvacantes have going to be able to still be a functioning family? Especially in an area where you have 6 other families in your backyard. Are the unions still their strongpoint? Are they essentially now just a de facto Gambino crew?
Posted By: furio_from_naples

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/06/17 05:37 PM

Originally Posted By: DonCheech
So what exactly do the DeCalvacantes have going to be able to still be a functioning family? Especially in an area where you have 6 other families in your backyard. Are the unions still their strongpoint? Are they essentially now just a de facto Gambino crew?


They lost Riggi and Guarraci but had a full administration had some unions ties and the other mafia bread and butter: bookies,shilock ecc and for sure share rackets profitts with the other families.
Maybe are no gambino puppets but if a big NY family (gambino,lucchese,genovese) ask something, I doubt that the decavalcante can say no.
Posted By: pmac

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/06/17 06:30 PM

In the 80tys the underboss rotondo was based n brooklyn with his son and a crew. I think corky vastola was also based in brooklyn there was a guy whitey who ran acrew to there. Think as time went on and white flight they all moved operations into new jersey. They guy vinny ocean is a brooklyn guy. I read nick corrozo and dan marino or whoever was in charge in the same 90tys plus the other nyc families told them no more making nyc guys. I would think that would make them stronger in new jersey being they would be all based closely.
Posted By: BobbyPazzo

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/06/17 06:39 PM

Dante knows what time it is out here... Just cause they're behind the wall don't mean shit ain't still humming... Mr P (Ralph V) is up for parole in a few days. They paroled dinapoli and mangrella from that case first time seeing the board... Then dinapoli caught that new one but he was home for a few months. Joey and johnny up next year. Not gonna get into specifics but it don't take a genius to know who's holding down the jersey throne right now as far as the Luke's if you know your shit. It was part of the reason they postponed their sentencing so long. State bids, especially flat numbers meaning you don't have to do a 85% like the Feds give these guys early parole eligibility as well as anywhere from5-11 days off their back number (max out date) every month.... Plus johnny and joeys ten went to a little over a 7 years with automatic comp time the day they got sentenced. Jersey state prisons are fucked up but there's ways to get back to the bricks way easier than a fed beef.
Posted By: DanteMoltisanti

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/06/17 07:09 PM

The Decavs #1 racket is the construction industry- has always been and will always be.
Posted By: DanteMoltisanti

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/06/17 07:14 PM

Then you had that idiot Stango and his Toms River area crew at the Jersey Shore with his fat slob son doing the street level cocaine and prostitution. They were brokesters though- the real money makers in the DeCavs are in construction.
Posted By: DonCheech

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/06/17 07:36 PM

Isn't Mad Dog out of prison now? I heard he was spending alot of time down the shore now. Is he getting back in the game or laying low?
Posted By: DanteMoltisanti

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/06/17 08:10 PM

I haven't personally seen him at the shore, I'm at the shore these days basically anytime that I'm not working....
Posted By: Belmont

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/06/17 10:04 PM

No one ever called him mad dog.. its absurd.
He has a very bad back and that is his priority at the moment.
Posted By: CabriniGreen

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/07/17 04:51 AM

Wasn't there a sit down because of Louis Consalvo having operations in Manhattan? A social club on Mott street or something? Corrozo chaired a sit down?
Posted By: DonCheech

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/07/17 09:18 AM

Somebody must call him that because that's the only nickname I've ever heard of.
Posted By: furio_from_naples

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/07/17 09:25 AM

Originally Posted By: CabriniGreen
Wasn't there a sit down because of Louis Consalvo having operations in Manhattan? A social club on Mott street or something? Corrozo chaired a sit down?



In the mid-1990s, Consalvo and Rago began working in a social club on Mott Street in New York, as well as operating various criminal activities on Manhattan, which eventually led to a dispute between the New Jersey and the New York families. At a sit-down in New York, reputed DeCavalcante crime family acting boss, Giacomo "Jake" Amari and Consigliere Stefano "Steve the Truck Driver" Vitabile represented the family, along with Gambino crime family captain/street boss Nicholas "Little Nick" Corozzo and Colombo crime family acting consigliere Vincenzo "Vinny" Aloi, where the representives of New York argued that Consalvo's operations should've gone to one of the Five Families, as those criminal operations were in New York City, and not New Jersey. The conflict was eventually resolved peacefully when it was ruled that the DeCavalcante crime family could no longer 'make' members outside of New Jersey and South Philadelphia, which was another area that the DeCavalcantes had traditionally recruited from.

This is another proof of how are less respected the decavalcante. In fact they was kicked out NY and prohibited to made guys in NY while ny families can made nj guys.
Posted By: BobbyPazzo

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/07/17 10:35 AM

Originally Posted By: Belmont
No one ever called him mad dog.. its absurd.
He has a very bad back and that is his priority at the moment.

Lmaoooo...
Posted By: Kash

Re: The state of the DeCavalcantes - 08/07/17 03:01 PM

Everybody gets on Stango and his crew for being brokesters for selling drugs and attempting prostitution ventures but Asaro and his nephew doing the same petty street level stuff. To me, it's as simple as some guys are blue collar street guys and some guys are sophisticated white collar guys. Does Jersey not have any big money construction, real estate guys?
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