Through the years organized crime figures have provided us with thousands of colorful nicknames. Some were funny, some were scary, while some others were just weird.. Mob guys have been nicknamed for their appearance such as Big Nose Frankie, Fat Tony or Skinny Sal, Jimmy the Gimp, Big Benny, Scarface Joe, Cockeyed Joey or Good-Looking Al, etc. Sometimes guys were named for their criminal occupation or legitimate vocation, such as Tommy the Hood, Tony the Baker, and so on….

Each of the five mobsters listed below had the moniker “Little” in front of their names.

The challenge is to match up each man (by listing his REAL first and last name) with the particular city and state they operated in. For instance, you could say A-1 for “Little Sal” who is really Rosario Russo and he operated in “Detroit, MI.” Etc.

SPOILER ALERT: When choosing, make sure to list the man’s FIRST and LAST name as well as his "letter" and the "number" of the respective city/state....This is MANDATORY!

Have at it fellas….lets see how many Mafia soldiers you can knock off over here. Lol

A) Little Frank
B) Little Phil
C) Little Vic
D) Little Bozo
E) Little Patsy
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1) New York, NY
2) Boston, MA
3) Philadelphia, PA
4) Kansas City, MO
5) Galveston, TX

Remember: List the letter/number combo, as well as his real first and last name.

The correct answers to the above "Mafia name game" about who were the five mafiosi listed and what city/state and Family they were connected to is as follows;

"Little Bozo" was Anthony Cortese from Boston, MA (Patriarca)

"Little Phil" was Felix Ferina from Kansas City, MO (Civella)

"Little Patsy" was Pasquale Zuccaro from New York, NY (Lucchese)

"Little Frank" was Frank Failla from Philadelphia, PA (Bruno)

"Little Vic" was Victor Maceo from Galveston, TX (Civello)