This is a list of mobster that decided to don'it flip even if do it will be better for him.

Dominick sonny black Napolitano,decided to be whacked because this is the rulke of the "life", present a cop and will pay with your life;

Benjamin lefty Ruggiero,same thing only that he was pardoned and died in prison;

John Pappa, a colombo associate was convicted of four murders and is suspected in six others including the June 1994 killing of another associate, Rolando Rivera and the thrill-killing of a stranger on a dare.In 1997 at the age of 23 was sentenced to life plus 45 years for drug dealing and other miscellaneous charges,he don't flip so will pass all his youth and most of his aduly life in prison;

Peter Limone,has spent 33 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit and once released from prison in 1998, despite the compensation of 20 million has returned to the old life and now is the boss of what remains of the Patriarca family.

Matthew Madonna,in 1975 sentence to 30 y for drug don't flip and when in 1981 guaranteed him a substantial reduction of sentence if he spoke against another gangster, Madonna refused and this gave him others 500 days in prison, released in 1995, became a made man in 1998 is now one of the most powerful capos and served on the rulin panel before steven crea become the new boss of the Lucchese.

Anthony "Bruno" Indelicato,bonanno made men,his family whacked his father and he couln't take revenge. In 1986 was sentenced to 40 years for the Galante murder in 1998 was out and turn back to the bonannos operating in his father's old crew and becoming one of the Bonanno family's biggest earners. During this period, he briefly returned to prison for violating parole by meeting with Bonanno mobsters.In 2001, Indelicato participated in the murder of Bonanno associate Frank Santoro who had threatened to kidnap one of the sons of then Bonanno capo, Vincent "Vinny Gorgeous" Basciano, a close friend of Indelicato's. Santoro was shot to death while walking his dog in the Bronx.Indelicato served as a driver. In 2007, Basciano was convicted of the murder. In February 2006, Indelicato was charged with murder and racketeering for the 2001 Santoro murder.In August 2008, Indelicato pleaded guilty to lesser charges and on December 16, 2008, was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison.His projected release date is September 9, 2023, when he would be 76 years old.

Gene Gotti,get 50 y for heroin traffick because his brother John ordered to don't accept a Plea Bargain and for sure will be out and in witsec if flip against his brother after gravano do the same;

John Sonny Franzese,born in naples in 1919 was underboss in the 60s, for robbery get 50 years but don't quit the life when frequently was paroled,a soldier that asked him why don't quit the life he replied "because is love the life".
Was betrayed from both of his sons and in the 2011 at the age of 93 was sentenced to 8 y for shake downa long island pizzeria and a manhattan strip club;will be out at the age of 100,if will survive;

Nice. But lefty didn't die in prison as far as I know. He made it out

Yes,after 11 years they released him but he died after 2 years.

The WHOLE Gotti family.
John Died serving life, Gene did 50, Peter effectively life. John Jnr faced three trials facing life (FUCK the proffer session, he faced 3 trials facing life and stood up). Thats ALOT of time for one family. Alot of stand up time.

Carneglia brothers are tough as fuck.

PERSICO'S HAVE HUGE TIME IN AS A FAMILY

jr. had 4 trials, and one he plead out to @6 years

How about Greg DePalma?

Sorry it's my bad. In 1992, sick with lung and testicular cancer, Ruggiero was released from prison after serving 11 years. On November 24, 1994, Benjamin Ruggiero died of lung cancer at the age of 68.For sure he's turning in the grave to see his granddaughter at mob wifes.

Nothing,no long sentence,he was poor health but nothing more.He made her duty as mobster no more.

Frank "Frankie Loc" LoCascio (born 1933) could flip with gravano,but take his oath of omertà.


"First, I would like to say emphatically that I am innocent...I am guilty though. I am guilty of being a good friend of John Gotti. And if there were more men like John Gotti on this earth, we would have a better country."

A then-26 year old Phil Narducci jr was described by U.S. Prosecutors as a “coldblooded mafia killer” in a 1989 sentencing memo. He was found guilty of being a shooter in the 1986 gangland slaying of South Philly racketeer Frank (Frankie Flowers) D’Alfonso at trial, but had the conviction overturned on appeal – the same appeal that freed current syndicate consigliere and one-time acting boss, Joseph (Uncle Joe) Ligambi in 1997. Narducci would be forced to serve another 15 years on the racketeering collar.

Released from prison in 2012, he is alleged to have at least at one point in recent years be headquartering his operations out of his nephew’s nightclub, Encore, in the area’s Old City neighborhood.

Gotti made him say that egotistical line.

The Gemini twins are worthy of a mention.

They have been serving life for the past 26 years.

. No doubt " and may not be finished ...Michael will be heading that way soon .

yes..and give him credit for sending a lot of guys to the can..lol

correct.

they went in young also, tough guys for sure

Yeah all lifers: he,his son allie boy ecc the other son was only an associate maybe don't want to made the end of his father and brother.

Michael persico doesn't need to be made , he has more clout than most of the soldiers in that family

Faffy Iannarella from Philly. Sentenced to 45 yrs. in 1989. Still in.

Joe Grande from philly did a lot of years. I think it was 40 and is back to business as usual.

FRANCIS IANNARELLA
REGISTER Number: 36824-066
Age: 68
Race: White
Sex: Male
LOCATED at: Ashland FCI
Release Date: 07/08/2016

Within a year will come out from prison, who knows if he will return in the life or will retire.

Yes many like him and Carlos Marcello were released early due to health problems. Most die within a year.

Henry Borelli has been in since 1985 and hasn't said jack shit. Heard he's been eligible since 1996 and hasn't even bothered to try and get released. Real sick bastard just like Gemini Twins

Why wouldn't he want to be released TommyDesimone? I recall that the reason that he was never straightened out was because he was briefly a NY cop. He certainly was ruthless and a money maker dealing dope.

Yep got 40, did 22. Same with Narducci's, punge brothers.

Michael Pappadio is a pretty unheard of stand up guy

Stood up to the greedy and unintelligent Amuso / Casso leadership for breaking the rules ( that is Amusso and Casso broke a CN 101 type rule )

giving control of the garment industry ( which his family had since the 50/60s , 30+ years or so ) and handing it over to a non member . Typical of Amuso and Casso , the decision ended up being a disaster and in a few years the business dried up . Probably would of happened anyway but typical them ruined a very lucrative business for their own personal greed as the garment center was a monster $ earner , literally every CN bread and butter business was done their from Union , extortion , gambling and big sharking , trucking , insurance scams

He knew he was dead but at least stood up to them for breaking the rules

Agree with both of you -- I was going to bring up some of the same names. There were a lot of guys from Philly during that era who got some pretty heavy sentences and ended up being stand up guys who did their time and kept quiet.

Faffy Iannarella (45 year sentence), Phil Narducci (40 years), Joey Punge (40 years), Joseph Grande (40 years), Frank Narducci (35 years), and Tony Punge (30 years).

Salvatore "Chuckie" Merlino also received a 45 year sentence and passed away in 2012 while serving it. None of them served their full sentences (or were going to), but in the end they all still did a significant stretch of time before being paroled.

Joe Ligambi was also down for life after being convicted for the Frankie Flowers murder in 1989 -- as were both Narducci's, Faffy, and Chuckie Merlino. They stayed quiet and were going to die in a cage had they not won after an appeal in 1997. Scarfo was virtually going to die in prison anyway due to his racketeering conviction, so I didn't include him with the other defendants in the Frankie Flowers case. But, some of those guys had tremendous luck on their side to be out and walking around now (or next year, in Faffy's case) after receiving significant sentences from the Scarfo racketeering case and then being sentenced to life for the murder conviction, only to have it thrown out 8 years later and win the case at the re-trial.

You even have to give credit to Georgie Boy. He did his time like a man and kept his mouth shut, only to be indicted again in 2011 (where one of the government witnesses would be his man on the street) when he was only 2 years away from being released from his original sentence. He could have easily thrown in the towel at that point and decided to flip instead of facing another trial, but he stood tall.