Okay, preventing justice from taking its course is fine because the judge was in on it - are the people they sell drugs to in the life?
Didn't a young Scarfo along with his mentor, Skinny Razor Di Tullio, used to castrate victims and stick their balls in their own after they killed them?
I read that recently.
When you're doing stuff like that, and sticking ice picks in people, it kind of contradicts the notion of murder as simply a necessary evil of doing business in the mob.
Whatever about Angelo Bruno and the myth of him being some Santa Clause figure compared to other bosses, which may be true to a certain point, but Scarfo was clearly irredeemable and would have murdered people whether he was in the mafia or not.
Read it where? Because Leonetti doesn't say this in his book. Caramandi doesn't say it in his book, either.
