Accetturo was no choirboy himself.
He had a vicious reputation.
He also didn't seem to understand that when you are in the mafia you are supposed to pass a percentage of the money you steal up the food chain.
Guys like him and Ricciardi were renegades, out for themselves.
I wouldn't put much stock in the spin that guys like him and Ricciardi come out with.
It has as much worth as D'Arco's outlandish Kimberly Hotel story.
I wonder what was going on in Tony Ducks' mind when he chose two violent hitmen as his successors. Up until Vic Amuso becoming boss in 1987, the Luccheses were the most peaceful of the five.
