20 Most Infamous Mob Hits

[@WatchMojo]

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[@brokenbridge6316]

Great video

[@g2enterprises43]

wow great information maybe I can be a criminal like you too --- idiots that have access to the internet - you dont have to be smart to post a story on the net - as proven by this waste of time story .....

[@maximilian8770]

Imagine that ALL these guys are NOW roasting in HELL! For ETERNITY!

[@mfpendle]

"Well, they blew up the Chicken Man in Philly last night; blew up his house too. Down on the boardwalk they're ready for a fight; gonna see what them racket boys can do"--Chucky Weinstein.

[@07840401468]

❤

[@williamskatespeare9461]

Joe E. Lewis died in 1971 from a stroke at age 69. McGurn did not kill him. He TRIED to kill him in 1927, but Lewis survived.

[@mattjohnson1775]

If youve ever been in a situation that makes the news.......then you know the news always gets it wrong. I have experianced that 1st hand a few times personally and a business l worked for in my early to late 20s were sued and it went all the way to Good morning America and literally everything that was said was all complete lies. The definition of journalism hasnt changed but in reality journalism is a joke and is used as a tool and its always for hire to the highest bidder. Lawyers share this trait 100% as well.

[@Dapaker]

They got Luciano's picture wrong too.

[@drkilljoy6807]

My good buddy Bill.

[@williamskatespeare9461]

@@drkilljoy6807 Sluggo, you dog!

[@lisabarnes2477]

I thought he died from a heart attack

[@kzarkage]

Chris Rock - " black on black crime ain't nothing compared to Italian on Italian crime "

[@mrhumble2937]

Way more black on black crime tho

[@99mrpogi]

​@@mrhumble2937 like bloods and crips

[@eminosose]

Everybody Hates Chris Tv Show 😀😀😀😀😀

[@mrhumble2937]

@@99mrpogi yup

[@moffjerjerrod1579]

Makes me wonder what would have happened in NYC and Chicago when all the ‘peaceful protests’ were going on if the Mafia was still strong. Just sayin, because they made so much cash off protection rackets.

[@Pooch1953]

Joe E. Lewis wasn't killed by Jack McGurn, an associate of McGurn slashed Lewis's face and neck and left him for dead, but he survived and died in 1971. This happened in 1927 and Sinatra played him in a movie about his life called The Joker Is Wild in1957.

[@idontlikesports]

It also messed up his voice and that's why he went into comedy as he was, originally, more of a singer.

[@gregnatsch8787]

You beat me to the punch!

[@grumblesa10]

Aptly appropriate considering his ties to the Giancana Family

[@anthonylesley982]

True

[@dasboot109]

I bet you did more research by looking this up at wikipedia than this Clickbait YT-channel did for all its videos @Pooch1953

[@nathanlalande3321]

One of the victims of the St. Valentines massacre wasn’t a gangster, he was just a mechanic who was in the garage doing a job, he was in the wrong spot at the wrong time

[@jamezbrian4135]

and working too, to pay the bills

[@edwardjmccann1370]

And the MAIN TARGET WAS NOT HIT, A GANG GRUPIE A DR.??WAS MISTAKEN FOR HIM. HE SAW THE COPS AND KEEP DRIVING.

[@wesleymcglone6937]

Left a witness too. The garage dog.

[@Zack-fu4lo]

Gangsters are nothing but animals

[@wesleymcglone6937]

@@Zack-fu4lo Blundetto certainly was

[@JasonL77]

I caught “Kill The Irishman” once while flipping stations. I figured “What the hell? I’ll watch this because nothing else is on.” Turned out to be a pretty good movie.

[@PartnerBoss]

Yep, no one ever talked about the Cleveland Mafia Scene before this movie, but somehow in almost every mafia movie Cleveland gets mentioned. I was a teen there when the bombing war between the Italians and Irish was going on. One of Shondir Birns' associates was a numbers runner named Don King, who after serving time for manslaughter became famous as a boxing promoter.

[@MonGoalian]

Those were the days. Worked in downtown Cleveland in the early 70s and my friends and I would go to the Theatrical on Vincent and Mr. Birns would be there. A bartender told us that he was a part owner and to not go near him. The Theatrical was like being in a mob movie.

[@fuzzybutkus8970]

@@MonGoalian That’s cool,I lived in Flint Mi. during the 70’s my aunt was florist on the same property as the Flint Home Juice company. The mobbed up juice company owned by the Giacolones won in a poker game. You don’t think about it when it’s happening.

[@tinalevan1984]

That movie was boring ASF.

[@temper880]

That movie wasn’t good

[@corymorimacori1059]

“Alright the Valentines Massacre brought your condemnation, but I’m going to sink you faster than your income tax evasion.” Blackbeard

[@VjStrikerProductions]

Epic Rap Battles of History!!

[@cyrusjcritt]

When I toss you overboard, like a mob abomination!

[@blacksmoke6292]

​@@cyrusjcrittso prepared to learn the Davy Jones locker combination.

[@adampack7882]

Yes. This made my day

[@Red7ohsix]

Woke up to this video, saw this comment first. Today's gonna be a good day.

[@DreSama336]

Jack McGurn didn’t kill Joe E Lewis. He slashed him up really good but he didn’t kill him. Lewis died from a heart attack in 1971.

[@Jamesfrancosdog]

It was still a hit though. Just an unsuccessful one.

[@wanmanrmy]

Phil Testa’s killing was also mentioned in the opening lines Bruce Springsteen song Atlantic City - “Well they blew up the Chicken Man in Philly last night, and they blew up his house too…”

[@montiliviomonty411]

Michelle Obama was singing the back up vocals to glory days ! I used to love that song now I turn off Bruce stuff !

[@ConnorHolbrook419]

The Band covered that song and their version is so much better.

[@timm5362]

​@Montilivio Monty lmaooo sucker! Bruce was always a liberal

[@bradsanders407]

What a stupid lyric. It makes it sound like they blew him up then went to his house and blew it up. Springsteen sucks so for him or whatever cretin song writer for him that is as good as any other of his awful lyrics. Born in the usa. Says it all.

[@webs538]

@@montiliviomonty411weird

[@findabird74]

Now this is content I live for

[@drewskiwest5284]

you know they've uploaded this same stuff over a period of years ago in multiple different videos? i used to love watchmojo but when you've been a sub since they started, after a certain year they quit uploading anything new. i just watched a video uploaded 3 months ago that's still talking about area 51, freemasons, bohemian grove, roanoke colony except they called it "rowan oak"; my point being they aren't uploading anything NEW....

[@Dopecheetah]

A few people have said it already, but I’m gonna say it again…it’s time for a CrimeMojo channel yo!

[@timsmith1323]

Why? They are terrible with research and get just as much incorrect as correct

[@Dopecheetah]

@@timsmith1323 It’s good way to learn about crime stories you may not have heard about. And from there you can do your own research. It’s a good jumping off point. People should always go find out sh!t for themselves anyway!

[@Yourmumsrectum]

​@@timsmith1323why are you watching this then if you are complaining?

[@kenrickkahn]

​@timsmith1323 Well.. They do make mistakes in their researches but it does open the doors to people researching the story for themselves.. That's a good thing.. And I hope they do create a crime channel..

[@bbones504]

Bravos wife’s Dad was also a mob boss and she magically left with the kids at 11pm to get ice cream in a snowstorm the night Dino was shot at home…..

[@tanyacooper6252]

Well if that doesn't sound funny

[@TraciPeteyforlife]

Interesting

[@DerpRulesAll]

"Oh yeah, I remember that picture of Albert Anastasia lying there all amicable on the barbershop floor." 😂

[@MrMonkchuck]

“There were exceptions.”

[@joshuabowen6919]

When Joe the boss was in charge of his organization it wasn't called the Genovese family yet

[@parsnipmcgee329]

I wondered about that too.

[@AnthonyScott5425]

Yeah, The Masseria crime family was the predecessor to the Genovese crime family, and the same can also be said for the Morello and Luciano crime families (both being predecessors to the modern day Genovese crime family).

[@Shogundoxie1414]

I think there's been an active hit on Yolanda Salvadar ever since she killed Selena. That's how loved she was as a singer.

[@BackupPlans1]

IIRC she was put in protection at the prison since the moment she was incarcerated. Otherwise she would have been eaten alive in general population.

[@jaquanpowell4605]

She’s getting out in 2025. That trick is done for the Mexican mafia put money on her head.

[@kenrickkahn]

​@@BackupPlans1 As soon as she hits general population it's over for her..

[@dullahan7677]

13:03 A hitman named Capanegro? You're shittin' me....

[@waynemoss6127]

Caponegro

[@towmlvb3423]

What's funny about being called "black-head"? Acne sufferers would not laugh...

[@shinski8114]

no fucking way. No fucking way that was his name LMAO omg

[@BeruCampos]

It means "Black Cloak"

[@stylex19]

@dullahan7677 I'm laughing my Black ass off over here! 🤣🤘🏾

[@cosmickatamari]

Thanks for the list of movies!

[@losterricolas4165]

Where's the Salvatore Maranzano hit...that was the final boss to fall in the Castelamarese War and his death allowed Lucky Luciano to form the Commission in NY and the National Crime Syndicate..as big a hit as they come!!

[@TheGlssr60]

I remember watching "The Saint Valentine's Day Massacre" on television as a kid. At the time it was by far the most brutal violence I had ever witnessed in cinema.

[@drats1279]

It was all fake, pretend, actors, not real. You witnessed acting and that's all.

[@TheGlssr60]

@@drats1279 Nice troll.

[@brianaseven8422]

@@drats1279that’s why they said “witnessed in cinema”….lol they weren’t acting like they saw it happen in person 😂

[@SteveSmith-fp9gn]

@@drats1279 you might want to learn to actually read 🙄

[@jakebellamy543]

@@drats1279

[@jesmarina]

What still chocks me, is the American admiration for these creeps.

[@lukeborne3253]

Blame the media and movies makes it look so interesting but in reality it’s horrible I love goodfellas but never wanted to be a gangster or support it

[@shinski8114]

there is so many weird people out there

[@marksamuelsen2750]

Not all Americans

[@jesmarina]

@@marksamuelsen2750 for sure. But it's a big part of American culture.

[@ChromeCobra]

Yeah, like the admiration of Europeans for Hitler and Mussolini.

[@iaincowell9747]

That scene in Casino is brutal

[@assmane999]

Definitely one of the most disturbing scenes in cinematic history.

[@holden6104]

I remember watching Dino Bravo on TV as a kid. Had no idea he went out like this, wow.

[@simonrancourt7834]

Dino Bravo was shot while watching a hockey game. Can't get more Canadian than that.

[@jamesslick4790]

🤔👍🤣👍

[@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace]

Joe Gallo died on the same day, at the same hour, in the same hospital in New York City, as I was born. Beekman Hospital (it is called New York-Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital today) Wikipedia says he was pronounced dead at 5:30am April 7, 1972.. I was born at 5:45am April 7, 1972!

[@iTheRealBigbosceoProductions]

Yep. I was born in that hospital, too,just a couple years earlier

[@jamezbrian4135]

reincarnation

[@janejones8672]

Wow, that was close dead at 5:30 AM and then you are born 15 minutes later. LOL

[@jimmyparris9892]

I think the police might have some questions for you.😂

[@MattiasSvanberg1987]

You are him.

[@mlm6844]

Joe E. Lewis died of a heart attack in 1969. But he was assaulted by Jack "Machine Gun" McGurn and left for dead.

[@janeentumbao8690]

Shondor Birns/Danny Greene took place in Cleveland-my home town. I didn't know about the history of the mob in Cleveland until a few years ago from a Reelz series. I'm in Chicago now. I used to live near the St. Valentine's scene.

[@janeentumbao8690]

Side note... When you see "g" next to an "l" like in famiglia, the g is silent. Same with GN. C-E and C-I the C sounds like CH. CH=K CHI = key CHE- "K" ZZ... The first Z sounds like a T and the second one sounds like a S. Like Abruzzo (Ah brut soh) or pizza(peet sah). The is what I picked up after 3 years of dating an Italian!

[@valueofselfpodcast9593]

If you from Cleveland and didn’t know about the mob then brother you must have grew up sheltered. Them guys been around and ruled the city for over a century

[@janeentumbao8690]

@@valueofselfpodcast9593 I'll take that as a compliment. 😄 But... I really grew up in East Cleveland. So sheltered from the Italian/Irish war, but had other things around me.

[@valueofselfpodcast9593]

@@janeentumbao8690 It wasn’t meant to insult you but it’s shocking that you didn’t know about them. You didn’t have to be around them to know of the presence/power they had. If it came off as sarcastic then I apologize ✌🏽

[@janeentumbao8690]

@@valueofselfpodcast9593 I know ya didn't. (air hug) All's groovy mahn. It takes alot to offend me. And I'm the queen of sarcasm. I work in insurance sales. 😁

[@Ubermensch201]

Frankie DePaula a boxer from Jersey City was killed in a Mob hit.. My whole family is from Jersey City, my grandmother and was a good friend of the family so i grew up hearing the stories.. RIP Frankie DePaula

[@backagain5216]

Indeed! He was an innocent pawn killed by cowards.

[@landonmiles97]

Tony Accardo is probably the most successful crime boss of all time.

[@scoobydoo8498]

And he was from the orginal chicago outfit when Al Capone was around

[@spaceman081447]

@Landon Miles RE: "Tony Accardo is probably the most successful crime boss of all time." I would say that Meyer Lansky, Carlo Gambino, and Santo Trafficante were more successful. All of them spent little to no time in jail and they all died of natural causes.

[@Luis_Ah_Hoy_Jr]

Carlo Gambino and Tommy Lucchese can be compared, in terms of success. No?

[@RippeR751]

Donato Torrio was also quite good. Its sad they bash him in many Capone movies.

[@carly7123]

nah that was Carlo Gambino.

[@HAL9000S3]

@17:36 "Bugsy" Siegel was found dead in his girlfriend Virginia Hill's home. The well-connected gangster moll had taken a sudden trip to Paris days before.

[@vanessawilliams4432]

She conveniently left just before an back just in time. With all the mobsters she screwed, I'm sure she knew what was going to happen! She helped get him killed stealing from under his nose! She died alone, broke without a dime. By that time she wasn't worth looking at let alone touch!!!!

[@SteveSmith-fp9gn]

Yeah with her sudden trip gave way to the longstanding rumor that she was tipped off before the hit

[@HAL9000S3]

@@SteveSmith-fp9gn It's a fact. Mob hits don't occur in a vacuum.

[@SteveSmith-fp9gn]

@@HAL9000S3 do you have proof that she was tipped off? Cause I have seen nothing to actually prove that. I just merely mentioned about there being the rumor. It definitely wouldn't surprise me if she was tipped off

[@heavybreath]

What about Vincent "Mad Dog" Coll hit (1932) He was whacked in a NY pharmacy phone booth while calling Owney Madden and threatening him A hit team was sent to the location and riddled the phone booth with a Thompson The gunman was so precise that shot out all the glass without touching the woodwork Coll was hit 15 times

[@NarwahlGaming]

The hitman's dad was probably a woodworker so he appreciated the artistry and left it alone. 😂

[@kansasross]

Owney Madden was the Mafia's whiskey smuggler for New York. Madden's friend Joseph Kennedy--father of JFK--was the mob's whiskey smuggler for Massachusetts.

[@alanfishell1438]

Delivered papers in Cleveland during the mob war and business was great because of it and read every day about it. People found parts of Shondor Birns and his car a mile away. Heard and felt one bomb at 4 AM when I was out. At the time we were bombing capital of the world. My dad was going to get a washer and dryer from Shondor at 3 AM but my mom freaked out and wouldn't take it and Danny Green stories are a dime a dozen here because he was well known so we rooted for him. Like he had a magical power they tried to kill him so many times it was crazy.

[@NarwahlGaming]

I'm sorry... getting a washer and dryer at 3 AM? There was drug money in those machines. Your dad was a mob guy. 😂

[@EmperorNerox]

1:00 M & M murders , they werent killed because they were robbers. They killed a guy who ran a bar and a waitress who had nothing to do w anything, and they did it in Elmwood park and area off limits to anyone doing crime since the mob bosses lived there in

[@Only1Noodle]

I'm a wrestling fan and I've heard of Dino Bravo, didn’t know he was murdered. PS. I didn't see that episode of Dark side of the ring yet, I just finished the Gino Hernandez episode.

[@vickycolman6455]

Am also a wrestling fan,

[@GeorgieB1965]

Yeah. After his career, he got deep into trafficking things like untaxed cigarettes and the like. Those Canadians don't muck about.

[@girldaddividendinvestor]

Well worth the watch.

[@ferox965]

The Dino Bravo murder was shocking.

[@nhoodjazz]

Wow never knew thay

[@mattiasbarnett3777]

As a Wrestling fan the Dino Bravo murder shocked me

[@moleqle]

Same. Saw him wrestle many times with both the good and bad personas. I had never heard about this.

[@mattiasbarnett3777]

@@moleqle I was very young when he was killed so didn't understand at the time as I've got older and learned about it it's horrible

[@rockman469]

Me too used to watch him back in the 80s

[@kansasross]

The murder shocked Dino Bravo too.

[@mattiasbarnett3777]

@@kansasross wow stupid comment alert.

[@qrufus]

I saw a documentary about Danny Greene. I wondered if he knew would be killed eventually. It was too much of a coincidence that, an art student was near the scene of his murder and drew a composite of his killers.

[@sointact43_]

The pictures of bugsy's crime scene are actually disturbing. Overkill

[@kansasross]

They found one of his eyeballs on the floor across the room.

[@frankiemartinezT1]

Caponigro wasn’t Angelo Bruno’s Underboss, he was Bruno’s Consigliere. Phil Testa was the underboss

[@amaryahshmaryahukabas8355]

“Easter’s Holy Saturday” 😂😂😂😂

[@johnaraya3761]

Joe massoria was murdered on my block in coney island it's was on 15 st and just off surf avenue there was a hotel/restaurant right on the boardwalk there's a really famous picture of the warriors (movie) that their standing in front of a wall that says warriors on it that's the hotel.

[@ceceliagallegos7090]

I find all these videos. So interesting. My grandmother grew up while this was going on. ❤❤❤

[@kingbrahma5005]

I was goin on 2 when Bravo died in 93 and after watchin darkside of the ring the way his family found him was disturbing and was more traumatizing was his daughter saw it first if he would've listen to Rick Martel when Rick told him to come back to the WWF with he would still be here

[@johnlewisbrooks]

The two mobsters killed in the movie Casino have a strange connection to me! Me and my family were taking a vacation to the Grand Canyon when suddenly it came on the news two mobsters were found in an abandoned section of a cornfield lol.

[@BigZoe99]

Yea what a strange connection 🙄😆

[@leosteventon7732]

How does that in anyway connect to you

[@johnlewisbrooks]

@Leo Steventon it happened right down the street lol.

[@kansasross]

What a weird connection. I was at Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park on the Sunday that Pearl Harbor was bombed. I'll never forget it.

[@johnlewisbrooks]

@@kansasross I forgot to add we were at a hotel two blocks down.

[@J-Rod91]

“The Chicken Man” is also what Gus Fring was sometimes called! The “Big Tuna” murders? Andy’s nickname for Jim on “The Office!” BIG TUNA!!

[@danielperry8532]

Funny enough, Gus Fring had a similar death to. Being exploded.

[@kansasross]

I was fishing off San Diego and I caught a blue fin tuna. It was big.

[@robliberachi]

*You forgot JFK*

[@cynhiacations9879]

The Mob or CIA ... we'll never know

[@kansasross]

@@cynhiacations9879 It was the mob, hired by Texas locals, including a former Chicago mobster, who then killed Lee Harvey Oswald. The killers were paid by about six Texas oil men. The assassination itself was planned and set in motion by the vice president, Lyndon Baines Johnson.

[@XanderPeppers]

The Cia killed jfk but the Irish mob took out Lee Harvey Oswald

[@LittleBill_Sr]

Maybe both ​@@cynhiacations9879

[@followdanger890]

Central Intelligence Agency

[@hrheachafin6657]

The over-use of movie clips casts in doubt the reliability of all the other information. It's almost like watching "coming attractions" previewing gangster flicks. Sorry, but I'm out at 7:34

[@gandydancer823]

My best friend growing up, his grandfather was in a neighboring building at the time of the Valentines day massacre

[@許潤璋]

I see Dino Bravo and immediately click it.

[@Allenryan819]

I remember Paul Castellano’s whacking that was huge here in New York shocked everybody.

[@fongy200]

Me to, it's still pretty fresh in my mind. I was 13 at the time. Sammy Gravano and the Teflon Don John Gotti did it. My wife watches brain numbing sh1t on the TV. She watches these real Housewive's reality show's. One is the New Jersey show. I pmsl because they are all mobsters wives. One of them even owns a trash collection company. Others deported back to Sicilly, fkn mental. Just normalize the sh1t.

[@brettallison5753]

Felt it here so much in Illinoid.even Gotti lived in the state.🤣🤣.

[@kansasross]

Castellano was shocked too.

[@moderateswag69]

I had a substitute teacher tell my class about how she felt the explosion that killed Danny Greene ,a couple years later kill the Irishman came out.

[@michaelgreene2149]

danny is my great grandfather... my dad has a family picture to proof it

[@ConnorHolbrook419]

@@michaelgreene2149I wanna see that picture. You still in Cleveland?

[@tonysburgers7223]

Al Capone was my great grandfathers cousin

[@shannacollins4741]

The man that designed the Titanic was one of my relatives Thomas Andrews ! Im guessing that none of you want a boat built do you ? LoL

[@bradsanders407]

I had a substitute teacher tell us he played starting linebacker for the 1960 Philadelphia Eagles championship team but was injured and didnt play in the championship so they didnt give him a ring but did give him a nfl east championship ring which he wore and showed us. He also walked using 2 canes in each hand and said he not only played against jim brown but tackled him many times. So you can probably imagine my disappointment when the internet came out. Strange lie for an old man to portray, but he sold it well.

[@sauletto1]

Great video !

[@davidj5910]

I grew up in West Philly and as a young kid in the early 80s it seemed like every week some mobsters was getting wacked in South Philly. Back then you would sometimes see the dead bodies on the cover of the Daily News.

[@taeaubrey4309]

Yikes !

[@Nickster_P]

That was Nicky Scarfo for you......

[@dr.rockzo]

In West Philadelphia born and raised, on the playground’s where I spend most of my days…..thanks for that garbage

[@NarwahlGaming]

Jesus! I couldn't imagine growing up with stuff like that. Around my area 3 cop cars were dispatched if a kid was riding his bike with flip flops on. And, all 3 cops were probably related to the kid. It was a small town.

[@davidj5910]

@@NarwahlGaming 🤣🤣🤣

[@buddygordon6500]

Nice work, great video!!!! Very entertaining!

[@MrMonkchuck]

Supposedly, the cigar was placed in Carmine Galante’s mouth by the photographer. A cop said when he got to the scene, there was no cigar.

[@MrThankman360]

13:06 LOL. That’s…..an amazing last name. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@icouldntthinkofacoolname689]

Holy shit Joe Pesci was the perfect pick for Spilotro more then what I originally thought!!

[@jamezbrian4135]

an older guy in the nieghborhood served a lot of years of his life behind bars. I would listen to his stories for hours.

[@stevegallo8483]

Joe Gallo was called "Crazy Joe" but was anything but crazy. From what I've read about him, he was ruthless, calculating and a cold blooded killer. I heard at my grandmother's funeral in 2002 that he could be related to the family, but I've never tried to confirm it. Not sure if that's something I want to know.

[@justincox119]

Oh come on , I'm sure he wouldn't hurt family

[@stevegallo8483]

@@justincox119 He's been dead over 50 years, so that isn't a concern. Just not sure I want to know if my family is actually connected.

[@SuperCarsFromTheHood]

They called him crazy cuz he had schizophrenia. So saying he was anything but is false.

[@anthonylesley982]

Ok

[@alexisperalta-osorio5573]

​@Giulioricciardimusic😂

[@brucenatelee]

People like to say certain things shouldn't be legalized because of the crime they bring, when both the elimination of prohibition of alcohol, legalizing marijuana, and smuggling of cigarettes proved otherwise. Alcohol is generally legal and there's no street violence, marijuana has greatly decreased street violence where it is legal, and a mobster on the list was involved in violence dealing with something that was legal here and maybe illegal in Canada where it happened. It's the demand for illegal goods that leads to street crime, because illegality = no regulation, it's just all banned. Thus, when criminals have no reason to measure out how legal something is due to being completely illegal, it's all fair game to anybody willing to take that risk. Those buying the product don't have a legal alternative for those goods, thus going to the criminal element instead, giving the criminal organization the marketplace. I swear, it would be no different if meat was illegal in a vegan law nation. If people wanted to buy meat and there's no legal alternative, criminals would be the ones selling it, and not in stores, capitalism leading to territory, thus fights break out over the best vienna sausages and angus beef steaks.

[@towmlvb3423]

So if murder was legal nobody would get murdered???

[@brandonzygmunt7576]

Out of all the names that they mentioned how could they not talk about Joe Columbo. They put every boss that was "Whacked" on the that list except Joe. Someone clearly didnt do enough research

[@lildannefantom6195]

Probaly because Joe lived for years in a coma. Technically he wasn't whacked.

[@155jwatson]

Literally the most famous mob boss to get a hit put out on him. That sparked a new era for the mob.

[@markstevens1729]

The only profiled hits they could find some docu-drama footage for.

[@kansasross]

Joe Columbo drew too much attention to the mob. He was killed in Columbus Circle, surrounded by possibly two thousand people. The black man who was hired to kill him was then killed--by plan--within a few seconds of him killing Columbo.

[@akshaymedhane7877]

They missed the most infamous hit of all times, Hoffa one

[@Hammerhead547]

They don't know for sure that dino bravo was hit on the orders of the mob. He was working outside of mob activities and was exclusively involved with native gangs and the montreal chapter of the hells angel's, he was a known close associate of one Maurice "Mom" Boucher who was a high ranking member in the gang at the time.

[@janellemaynait]

One of his uncles was a high ranking boss

[@hopsta5628]

Pretty sure Boucher was more than a high-ranking member, his word was law in "the gang".

[@anthonyc1629]

What about Billy Leotardo? That animal Blundetto shot him 6 times without provocation whatsoever. He was just a kid, didn't even make it to 47.

[@jamieparker4010]

Whatever happened there

[@NarwahlGaming]

I'm about to make it to 47, next month... I still think I'm a kid! 😢

[@kansasross]

Quite the kid.

[@TakeNoteOfThat]

Sad when they go that young

[@webs538]

@@NarwahlGaming46 next month and same

[@BigFella117]

“Anybody can get got.” - Odafin Tutuola, Law and Order: Special Victims Unit

[@fuzzybutkus8970]

Tony Accardo was one of the gunmen in the St. Valentine’s Day massacre. He lived forever after the shooting.

[@turdferguson3855]

That's a lie he told.

[@christopherlangdon4846]

Bugsy didn’t start Las Vegas. The Flamingo wasn’t his idea and he failed at it when he took it over

[@DariusKhan]

Watching this, I was thinking the mob didn't fair too well as an equal opportunities employer. Women certainly dodged a bullet there.

[@Appathetic_Substance_Abuse]

Not really. Lots of women were killed by the mob. Wrong place wrong time.

[@allyanderson6123]

14 year old Bugsy really had people paying him to protect them from him. 😂

[@johnchitwood8799]

McGurn did not kill Lewis, just beat the hell out of him

[@Frosty98206]

Alot if Inconstinces in this Video, Like when they Say Angelo Bruno was Killed by His Under-Boss which isn't true it was His Consigliere(Advisor) Tony "Banana's" Caponigro at the time Ang UB(Underboss) Was Phillip Testa which would get killed a yr later(Via Nailbomb), The Window was Dropped Ang was Heavy Smoker to Discard his Cigarette & Caponigro came up behind & hit Ang behind the Head with they Shotgun(Boom!)

[@TraciPeteyforlife]

Never get in bed with the Mob. Its never going to end well. If Dino had never done so, he would have become HUGE.

[@danevertt3210]

Puggy wasn’t killed with an ice pick - they’d tied his arms and legs up behind his back while wrapped around his neck. As he struggled, or tried not to struggle, the rope around his neck got tighter and tighter Puggy essentially killed himself

[@Jimbozinya]

I always wondered why happened to Dino Bravo, had no idea he was murdered.

[@sherryluna8325]

What schocks me is the everyday murders Not the Mob related ones.

[@frankwright3773]

You came HERE to say that?? 🤔🧐🤨

[@drewskiwest5284]

@@frankwright3773 he's right though. there's a website you can go to that somehow has real time births, deaths, murders, accidents, etc. globally. i wonder how they pulled that off

[@kingchi7939]

*shocks ..

[@somecalvinist6875]

Jim Norton piping in as Joe Gallo is legendary.

[@FrankyBlack]

on the phil testa hit you left out that a year later to the day salvie testa his son got ahold of the guy behind the hit on his dad and they tortured the guy badly lighting big firecrackers in the guys mouth and used a power drill on him.. then they stuck a bunch of big firecrackers in his mouth and dumped his body on the street to be fou d.. chilling mesaage to the underworld.. the kid who made the bomb was so terrified he went and pled guilty to another murder to get off the street.. RIP PHIL AND SALVIE TESTA🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Zyuemperoryoutubecreators.]

Beware and watch out for The mob

[@shinski8114]

now this is what we watch your channel for

[@danlaichalk1709]

Gallo had nothing to do with the Anastasia hit. Gambino wasn't involved either. It was Joseph Biondo Charles Dongara and Joseph Ricobono

[@jacobgary7805]

Hello youtube! I also have a relative, friend, and/or I am somehow connected to EVERYTHING in this video 😂

[@dauntlessasmr7910]

That last one, it wasn't 7 gangsters who were put up against a wall. It was 6... and one "genius" civilian who enjoyed being a Hanger-On. That is to say, someone not part of the Life; but who thought that it and actual gangsters were exciting and fun. So he hung around them. And, those particular gangsters liked him enough that they let him.

[@karenblaine7266]

A dentist who enjoyed hanging out with mobsters. Should have picked collecting butterflies as a hobby.

[@spaceman081447]

@@karenblaine7266 RE: "A dentist who enjoyed hanging out with mobsters." I'm pretty sure that the "hanger-on" was a reporter for a Chicago newspaper. Today we'd call him a mob groupie.

[@kansasross]

@@spaceman081447 He was a dentist.

[@debrariccio-dc2sj]

Get your facts right. Joe E. Lewis, who was a singer at the time was not killed. He had his throat cut but survived. Later he became a comedian. Look it up.

[@joelrudzinski6829]

The Spilottro Brother were found in a Corn Field just down the country road from my old home.

[@NarwahlGaming]

I am surrounded by corn fields and this area was frequented by Chicago mafia leaders back in the day... I wonder how many shallow graves are around here. 🤔

[@partickthompson1164]

To all who watch this video. Don't use the information. There are so many factors left out and events twisted. That I seriously doubt that much research done for this video.

[@stylex19]

No doubt! 👍🏾

[@constantine7382]

It always amazes me. All these guys have made their bones. These are true hardcore guys. And they ALL know the rules and know what happen when these rules are broken. Yet many of them did it anyway. Just stupid.

[@chadhines5804]

Boardwalk Empire is a good mob series with real mob players recommend you watch it

[@trexadvent4726]

Can you do comic book origin of DC Hitman(Tommy Monaghan)?

[@klydejohnson7520]

U on to something with that❤💯

[@ladyhonor822]

Interesting. Philadelphia USA 🇺🇲 AMEN ☦️🙏😇

[@ladyhonor822]

RN CCRN THAT'S ALL.❤

[@iTheRealBigbosceoProductions]

I remember seeing Castellano's and Gillante's deas bodies on the front page of the Daily News

[@towmlvb3423]

NOOOOO!!! The actual BODIES, not just pictures?

[@Ryan-hl4ur]

They say Tony Accardo was a gentle guy & he managed to outlive all those Chicago big shots & not die in prison.

[@USMC49er]

3:10 So that is who Gus Fring's character was inspired by

[@NarwahlGaming]

_"Mr. Gambini, I contacted a friend in New York and found something very interesting about Joe Gallo..."_ _"Joe Gallo? He's dead! I'm Joe CALLO."_ That joke lands differently, now. 😂

[@kansasross]

Ha-ha! You are so fonny!

[@ronaldduchac7396]

Jack McGurn was gunned down in a phone booth. They found him with a nickel in the palm of his hand. The same calling card he used.

[@hannibalchow8492]

Frank Guzenburg not telling the police who did it even in death: Gangster AF.

[@mr.melancholy4973]

The 2013 murder of East Harlem Purple Gang leader Michael Meldish.

[@Sn3AKERH3AD13]

Is that Chris Jericho in the beginning ?

[@GregoryChew0921]

These guys get lucky that the witnesses keep forgetting to testify.

[@b.l.fisher8230]

"The Last Words Of Dutch Shultz" is fascinating...

[@moleqle]

I saw Dino Bravo wrestle many times. I didn’t know about this.

[@155jwatson]

Wait. How did these mob hits make the list but the hit on Joe Columbo Sr, and the hit on Jimmy Hoffa not make the list.

[@WISEGUYTVOFFICIAL]

It’s ok to make a mistake on a video but there is way too much incorrect information in this one.

[@et76039]

Although not a hit, I've wondered if organized crime had a role in the boxer Stan Harrington leaving that sport. An episode of the revived Hawaii Five-O had a storyline that eerily echoed that idea.

[@2000Cowboys]

Bill O'Reilly's book ( Killing The Mob ) covers all this very well 👌

[@Stonecutter334]

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