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Which administration was the most powerful by 1985
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06/25/19 10:16 PM
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I was wondering; and want different opinions. Which Administration by 1985 had the most power; influence and wealth by 1985? Would love a 1-5 ranking.
Bonanno's- Philip Rastelli; Joe Massino; Anthony Spero? Gambino's- Paul Castellano; Neil Dellacroce; Joe Gallo? Colombo - Carmine Persico and Gerry Langella? Genovese - Vincent Gigante/Anthony Salerno; Saverio Santora; Louis Manna?
Lucchese- Anthony Corallo; Salvatore Santoro; Chris Furnari
Would love some knowledgable posters and those who have an opinion on who they think had the best administration in 1985.
Last edited by Zavattoni; 06/25/19 10:20 PM.
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Re: Which administration was the most powerful by 1985
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06/26/19 10:47 AM
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I agree; The Genovese at that time in 1985 had to have had the most powerful administration of all the families.
These guys had Angelo Bruno whacked. No one seems to know who ordered it though; I know Antonio Caponigro was the main culprit but Frank Tieri/Fat Tony/Phil Lombardo and The Chin were all culpable in some way.
After the Genovese's
2. Lucchese's 3. Gambino's 4. Bonanno's 5. Colombo's
I think 4 and 5 can be interchangable
Last edited by Zavattoni; 06/26/19 10:48 AM.
“I called your f—— house five times yesterday, now, if you’re going to disregard my m—– f—— phone calls, I’ll blow you and that f —— house up… This is not a f—— game. My time is valuable. If I ever hear anybody else calls you and you respond within five days, I’ll f—— kill you.†~ John Gotti.
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Re: Which administration was the most powerful by 1985
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06/29/19 03:08 AM
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Going by administration and not the family itself. 1. Genovese their reach and power is what makes them number one. 2. Lucchese still had a lot of pull on the commission and still had strong connections with some of the other families across the country. I believe Santoro still had contacts in Mexico and Italy, but once he was underboss he stepped away from narcotics after Tony Ducks allegedly had a talk with him about it. Someone might be able to chime in on that. 3. Gambino streetbossliborio summed it up pretty good. 4. Colombo, they still had a seat on the commission was making money in Florida, Nevada, and California, and once the Gallo crew switched over to the Genovese crime family and a couple members were killed who was stiring up trouble with the Gallo crew, the family finally had a peaceful run until the 3rd Colombo crime family war, which in part can be contributed to the commission trial as that family alone took the most damage than any other family at the trial. 5. Bonanno, they did not have a seat on the commission, was still getting over the violence from Galante and the renegade faction, plus Donnie Brasco, however in terms of wealth I would put the family above Colombo since many members were involved with drugs.
That is my list for administrations.
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