Tom Hagen, too: when he almost witnessed the act of pedophilia by Jack Woltz (again, this was dropped from the movie), he didn't report to Vito and Vito didn't order to cut Woltz's [censored] off. As long as the pedophile did what they said, they didn't care about the rest.
In the book, Tom does report this to Vito, and Vito just murmurs "infamita."
Thanks for reminding, I read the book a long time ago, didn't remember that he reported it, but still they did nothing at all. Cut off the horse's head (if somebody was really innocent in this story, it was the horse and of course the child rape victim) instead of cutting Woltz's [censored], as would have been the only "moral" decision a mafioso could take without informing the police. Yet, as long as Woltz gave Johnny Fontane a part in his movie, then, for all they cared, he could continue to rape children as he pleased
