Which made guy has serves the longest sentence and is still alive and incarcerated today? I know there's probably a few jailed from early 1980s but 1970s? Even further back?

Joe Sullivan has to be one of em. In fact he spent his youth in reform school and spent much of his young adult life behind bars before he caught the big one.

He has been in since 1982. He has been serving time so long now and they just so love having him around they decided to re-name the joint after their longest serving mob patron.

Think he's still there anyway, at 'The Sullivan Correctional Facility located in Fallsburg, New York'
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sullivan_Correctional_Facility

matthew madonna from 1975 to 1995
eugene gotti convicted to 50 years in the last 80's ,maybe out on parole in 2015.

matthew madonna from 1975 to 1995
eugene gotti convicted to 50 years in the last 80's ,maybe out on parole in 2015.

Al Capone. He served on the Rock.

I believe Whitey Bulger did also

I doubt given his last name they they'll let him out I don't know how they are viewed within NYC Social Circles maybe some older people here that are from NYC could shed light on that matter. News Articles not apply

Note: I'm not being a smartass as to the articles I say this because inner city politics vary city to city despite what the paper says

whitey bulger was in alcatraz but not for his whole 9 years that he served he also spent time in other notoriously tough federal usp's like leavenworth

hes not a made guy but George Martorano is the longest serving non violent federal inmate in the united states hes been in for like 30 years on a life without parole sentence for drug trafficking

Senter is doing some real hard time

Allie boy

yea geroge cowboy martarano got screwed, plead guilty and still got maximum exposure

Gene is in federal lockup, so they can't keep him any longer.

Agree on that one, he got screwed, but I would have to say Casso and Basciano that are in Florence ADX in Colorado the federal supermax which is a crazy lockdown facility with the worst of the worst, I think casso is somewhere else now because maybe he is sick?

No doubt Martorano got screwed on that deal, thanks Bobby.

Henry Borelli, doing 150 years for boosting cars. But sentenced for being a killer.

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Peter Limone. 33 years for a crime he didn't commit.

That must of sucked.

Yea peter limone and the other 3guys that were locked up with him.im pretty sure 2ofmy em died in jail.but as to the original question id say donald 'tony the greek 'frankos.at the end of his book he says he's been in more jails then any other inmate

For a made guy who is in now, still alive, has anyone been in longer than Carmine Persico? I don't mean guys who are free today but currently incarcerated. I make it about 27-8 years for Persico now

gene gotti

Would be hard to beat Gene Gotti

John Carneglia.

I guess that would be the bosses convicted in the Commission case back in 1986/1987. Furnari (Lucchese consigliere) and Carmine Persico are still alive.

Another made guy who was sentenced to life in 1988 is Antonino Aiello, the father of Tony "Ace" Aiello.

"Antonino Aiello, a heavyset and muscular man...was a millionaire several times over. Agents had seen him meeting Bonanno capo Salvatore Catalano and other major heroin traffickers at the Cafe Aiello during the massive FBI-DEA Pizza Connection investigation, but for tactical reasons they opted not to nab Antonino in April 1984 when they rounded up Catalano and 30 others.

Seven months later, on November 14, 1984, when a task force of detectives and federal agents raided his Middle Village home, they seized nine rifles and handguns and $91,000, but not Antonino. He wasn't at his father's home either, where agents seized $900,000 and $30,000 in "buy money" that an undercover cop had used to purchase heroin at a Harlem pizzeria that he owned, Tony's Pizza Parlor. They arrested his father, Vito, who would serve eight months in prison for holding the cash and guns for his son.

Two years later, on November 16, 1986, cops and FBI agents nabbed Antonino, who had changed his name, lost weight, grown a beard, and dyed his hair, in Patchogue, L.I. They also arrested his wife, Elizabeth, who was later convicted of harboring a fugitive and sentenced to three years' probation.

Antonino was convicted in 1988 as a heroin kingpin. Today, at age 66, [the article was written in 2005] he is serving life plus 140 years at Marion Federal Penitentiary. Several appeals of his conviction and severe sentence have failed, and in a landmark 1990 ruling, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a forfeiture of more than $5 million in cash, jewelry, businesses, and properties."

http://www.nysun.com/new-york/fathers-and-sons-and-lessons-of-crime/9355/

Gene Gotti and John Carneglia were convicted in 1989.

Nicky Scarfo has probably been in nearly as long as Carmine Persico give or take a few years and he was in both Marion and Florence ADX

Scarfo got sentenced 4 or 5 years after Carmine, and i'm pretty sure Carmine had already spent 3 or 4 (give or take) altogether before the commission case

Sorry for hijaking your thread Nicky, but which current Us prisoner has served the most? I'd guess Charlie Manson at more than 40 years.

Scarfo was still held without bail so hes been in since the day he was arrested but Carmine probably still has a few years on him

Not that it compares to Persico or Scarfo, but Vinny Basciano is doing life at Florence and I believe he's in solitary confinement as well, the Feds wanted to give him the death penalty and he still don't flip, I give it to him he's got allotta cajones

Another one is former Genovese consigliere Jimmy Ida. Doing life while knowing that, if he had taken a plea deal, he'd probably be out by now.

Same goes for Gene Gotti and other Gambino guys that didn't take plea deals because John Gotti wouldn't let them.

yea Ida got it tough. i read he wanted to kill Bellomo for alequiting (prob mis-spelled).