Dominick Montiglio Gemini Lounge

[@bradkarlzahn-bp6jx]

I've always been so captivated listening to Dominick...it's as if he's describing a video these memories are so burned into his mind..from childhood on.

[@eddiebear34]

It's a life you'd never forget I suppose. I mean, once you go straight and see what normal life is like, your memories of the other things would become more prominent

[@TasteTestTitan]

That Gemini Lounge sounded like a death portal. Imagine the vibe walking in there back then.

[@halfbreed4711]

I was thinking the same. Bad energy

[@redroseofsummer2979]

Whatever is there now in place of the Gemini lounge, is haunted for sure. Imagine doing a ghost hunt in that place😲🤣

[@daviddowning2152]

I believe some kind of church it is now

[@1televizija]

I'd have to agree. I actually drove past Roy DeMeo's old house in Massapequa, NY, earlier today. I was quite spooked as I passed by. He simply lived there. As far as I know, none of the heinous acts took place in the house. That never happened before, and I live in an area where a lot of prominent, infamous gangsters lived and hung out in. In fact, I renovated the former home of Pete Castellano (Paul's son). It felt a little strange because of the notorious association, but I didn't sense any evil. There's just something different about a man who used to apparently enjoy dismembering fellow human beings. To walk into the apartment behind Gemini Lounge, though, YIKES!!!

[@seanmwh]

@@daviddowning2152 Its ironic

[@Since_84]

RIP Dom. Thanks for the stories.

[@crimedramadvdhotspot7720]

Rip 👉🐭🩸

[@littlemanscorner1718]

Dominick : The lightest sentence they got was 160 years Anthony Sentor: Hi Honey, I'm home

[@rezalustig6773]

You can add Joey Testa to that too, now.

[@charleshammer2928]

Yeah, who approved the release of 2 serial murderers and let them back out in the general public? Mind boggling.

[@LaviniaTortuga]

@@charleshammer2928 $$$$

[@mantis10_surf85]

I loved 🥰 the Gemini Lounge

[@zamiadams4343]

Murder Machine for me is one of the craziest and most violent books i've ever read.

[@jimmybest5404]

When I was a kid my stepdad was a firefighter grew up with Roy him and my mom use to go to Gemini all the Time. I’ve met Roy numerous times when I’d stop by.

[@zamiadams4343]

@@jimmybest5404 Amazing story man, cheers.

[@tonyjones1560]

This, along with the books about Tommy Pitera and Richard Kuklinski were also page turners. Even if “The Iceman” may be largely fiction, it’s still a pretty interesting read.

[@joeruiz4010]

​@@jimmybest5404 Was the Gemini Lounge a legit Bar? Did regular people actually go there?

[@jimmybest5404]

@@joeruiz4010 yes as a little boy I’d go in there talk to my mom and Stepdad see Roy in there and some of the crew. But as adult played Darts in there this was After Roy was killed

[@squallie78]

This series is great. My Dad was from Ave I and Albany Ave then they moved to Ave M and Flatbush like 2 or 3 blocks from the Gemini in the 70s. Hearing Dominick really brings me back, I grew up hearing all the stories about that bar.

[@geraldfahey2681]

Overpowering nostalgia!

[@Chef_602]

My dad is from the area and lived 3 houses down from the lounge. He hung out with Anthony Senter. And he hung out with Andrei Katz.

[@CK1NY]

​@@Chef_602Is your Mom Jeannie ?

[@Chef_602]

@@CK1NY No, my dads dead now. He was a longshoreman named Gary.

[@getdoeful]

God comes after the devil does his business, that hit me hard.

[@dtogo4286]

It's true

[@OscarMike84]

Probably one of the best mafia related set of interviews I’ve ever seen, and I’ve seen them all

[@tupacwallace3113]

I agree

[@johnjamison208]

Please will you stop????? You don't know mafia then

[@crimedramadvdhotspot7720]

Mafia lol 👉🐭🩸 🩸 Just like that mutt Sammy gravano

[@sparrowprince3432]

After his laughing, I can see why Dominick thought he was going to hell with DeMeo and the others. He’s just as guilty and he knows it.

[@anthonycosta1776]

I was in the Gemini a few times. Never saw them there. Just a quiet bar to get a few beers after going home from cityscene , bay club or fantasy island.

[@joeruiz4010]

They covered up the murder factory pretty well.

[@woowaptibam5253]

Great interview! R.I.P Dominick Montiglio I'm glad he mentioned that "the iceman" didn't have anything to do with the mob or Roy Demeo

[@spe3173]

But how would he know. According to Sammy the Bull, this bloke would be paranoid af to go down to the Gemini lounge to pick up $$ for Nino. And avoided the place at all costs, getting in and out as quickly as possible, thinking they were going to kill him. Plus he disappeared to Cali for years, when they were at their peak. So realistically, how would he know. It also makes sense for Sammy to contract someone outside the mob as the hit he refers to, was on a cop.

[@T.J.Caldwell318]

@@spe3173 the iceman didn't kill him, even the cops said he's a lieing sack of sh*t.

[@Bickle121]

@@spe3173 the iceman was a proven liar. Plus he said he was getting paid 10s of thousands for a hit, the mob didn’t have to pay for hits they had guys to do it for nothing

[@E.C.2]

Sammy is a pathological liar. How would text book psychopath lying Sammy know what Dominick went through at the Gemini Lounge? I'd be paranoid AF too going there from 76-83. Only an idiot would be feel comfortable.

[@N1988P]

Rest in piss

[@spaceace4613]

Ive seen countless mafia interviews decades of non stop film...Dominick is extremely interesting...A imo completely genuine important account of mafia history. The way he presents himself in a non boastful manner.... is refreshing... A real treat to hear from someone who has born into the family who doesn't take themselves too seriously...RIP

[@ryanj6862]

The way he laughs about dead people hanging in the shower is truly refreshing.

[@louiscsanko3673]

@@ryanj6862 it is, and I know that sounds sick, but Mr. Montiglio was in vietnam and was also Nino's nephew!! He had been around Horrible violence courtesy of His 2 uncles [ Uncle Sam in Vietnam & His uncle Nino Gaggi in Brooklyn. The poor Chap was Doomed to a life of insanity.

[@DG-ej5nz]

Check out Frank Cullota (hole in the wall gang). Another guy who shares great history.

[@stayhungry1503]

total psychopath

[@beandaddydoggratt9714]

Yea Doms great

[@knoname7778]

DeMeo crew made Murder Inc seem like altar boys ... wild bro

[@scottfay3553]

Dominic got more bodies in Vietnam than the lounge crew

[@TheSaxon.]

Murder Inc would've made mincemeat of the Gemini Crew. They killed hundreds upon hundreds. A whole different league.

[@knoname7778]

@@TheSaxon. no they wouldn’t . I guess you don’t know much about the DeMeo crew. Look into them

[@Thomas.Bolleiro]

@@TheSaxon. That number isn't true, debunked. Back then there were not so many gangsters to kill. They existed before the commission even existed, they killed only each other. The never had hundreds to kill.

[@radeemwalker706]

Murder Inc would have offed the Demeo Crew based on the sheer number of killers they had on the crew. They say something like 24-30 with all of them dling murders. They definitely dwarved the Demeo crew.

[@throwball2248]

You have to be sadistic to laugh at man’s head squish like a pancake

[@paintballeros]

so im i 🥰🤣

[@ROBERTMORAN-mv7eq]

That's how the mob likes it ,until their done with you.

[@Josh-fu8di]

No just laughing at the insanity

[@virgilvansoest2151]

Funny how they label someone a serial killer, these dudes killed hundreds

[@jonathanbarnes215]

He wasn’t a sadist.

[@suptrto]

I grew up down the block from the bar. Those boys were real and we knew how to act in the bar.

[@tonyjones1560]

I remember reading about this and thinking, “Going to the Gemini? Act like you know. If you have the slightest doubt, don’t do it or say it. And whatever you do? DO NOT GO UPSTAIRS FOR ANY REASON! You ain’t coming back…”

[@suptrto]

What Im eluding to is, no fights or arguments in the Gemini. Bring no attention to yourself. The other bars were all open game for that stuff. Not in DeMeo's joint.

[@tonyjones1560]

@@suptrto I understand. Intellectually, but only to a point, because I’m not Italian and have never lived in NYC, let alone Canarsie like you have. Based on what I read, it just seemed like a really good idea to mind the Ps and Qs in that place especially if someone was aware that they were in a spot owned by a mob guy, or a spot where they hung out. Reckless with the wrong guy (or girl) brings consequences…seen it happen in other places, with other groups. IJS

[@BlueSkyCountry]

Gemini was a very popular and always crowded bar and grill catering to the blue collar construction, delivery, and warehouse crowd. It was a place where we guys went to get away from womens' nagging and to talk about cars, hunting, fishing, knives, and other guy stuff. If you are a regular patron, you are respectful and not a belligerent drunk, and you paid no attention to the mob life, you were in no danger at the Gemini.

[@BlueSkyCountry]

​@@suptrtoThere were NO fights or even arguments in the Gemini. It was a very classy and stately place, for a very specific reason. I grew up in Brooklyn. I trust and feel far safer around Demeo's crew than the police. You can leave your wallet at the Gemini counter and nobody would be taking it.

[@adamberndt4190]

This is a guy with a smile on his face but I guarantee you he wakes up screaming and cold sweats constantly.

[@geraldfahey2681]

That would be scary

[@tonyjones1560]

Between Vietnam and having run with the scariest guys ever in that life? No doubt…

[@stayhungry1503]

nah dude. hes a total psychopath. he sleeps like a baby. and you can bet he participated in at least some of those murders at the gemini lounge.

[@davidradovsky7405]

@@stayhungry1503definitely he’s laughing about the stories, he enjoyed it.

[@wickeywaanzla3015]

Long story short; Dom has the view and tone of a guy who went along with the party, but just participated in the basics. He knows he has insight into a world that not even most Mafia families have seen. You can look at him and tell right off the bat that this guy isn't looking for fame, just wants to get the story out there. It's one of a kind.

[@michaelfrancis2228]

I don't care what anybody says, if the Demeo crew was still alive Gotti and then would have never have made a move on Paul.

[@michaelelijah]

I just love this guy ! R.I.P

[@hakimrouachi5940]

Vous n'avez qu'à L'adopter 😂😂😂😂

[@slgordon3]

Don’t worry, they’re not staying for dinner. 😂😂

[@frankrichards3089]

Lmao nah

[@TheDemeoCrew]

Dominick Montiglio is by far the best story teller that I have ever heard. No one is even close. Sammy the Bull would probably be second. This man was the real deal. I can tell that this really bothered him and that he was actually a pretty good person. I can tell that he is telling the truth too. People closest to this thing say that The DeMeo Crew were responsible to 250 to 1000 very unfortunate people. They decided to stop counting after 250 because this situation was so insane. They made every other crew in the history of the life look like choir boys. Can not even imagine his life. No one can. His memories must have been torture. Rest in peace Dominick.

[@sammygaudino8906]

I think he was a capable guy..but I don't think he was as sick as that Crew.

[@youvandal411vm]

He has a radio voice. Like Wolfman Jack.

[@bryanpinto4051]

and Nicky Scarfos nephew was a complete tool

[@Mr_Riffman08]

This dude wanted to be a singer lol

[@johnjeffery6638]

Str8t to hell.

[@beandaddydoggratt9714]

I always come back and watch this.

[@ROBERTMORAN-mv7eq]

Yeah real educational .HOW DUMB.

[@beandaddydoggratt9714]

@@ROBERTMORAN-mv7eq i never said educational… wat r u talkin bout? I come back and watch it cuz it’s interesting brutal story that really happened. It’s entertaining…. Duhhhh. Ur not bright are you

[@phenomenol91]

I found this man very captivating, honest and forthright in his interviews. Also, after seeing a documentary on his childhood and this cute kid with talents as a singer/musician, you know that his evil uncle twisted and distorted him away from his dreams to become a gangster. Read up on what it takes to be in special forces and you know he was gifted and would have been very succesful if given the right direction.

[@G00d7]

If Dom had stayed around long enough I can imagine vlad, valuetainment or any other podcast would love to hear what he has to say

[@SourMlkSea]

No doubt about that

[@HumanCarBomb]

6:28 "Their sentences were so long, if they died & came back as ghosts, they'd still owe time!" Haha!

[@UnsteadyWreck]

Crazy how Joey and Anthony are now both free

[@Ainttnoway]

I met this guy in a bar on long island years ago when I was really young. I had no clue who he was or what hes done, and when I was told I couldn't believe it because he was such a nice guy.

[@iCover480]

When Dom says “they” he really means “we” and “I”

[@thepanel2935]

I'm in the media and I worked for a day with Michael Franzese. He said the De Meo crew were "a rough crew".

[@therealdominickmontiglio]

I heard that he was looking for content on his podcast . Maybe you could reach out and see if he’s interested in talking to me about this footage and our film the lynchpin of Bensonhurst which is on tubi

[@organikproductionz9347]

Wish this was longer

[@mtnvlifestyles]

The way he laughs and has such glee in his eye when describing it shows he's a pretty fucked up person himself.. Green beret in Vietnam right? Were actually lucky to have this guy's stories

[@angeldesigns1385]

What’s scary, is it’s not like these guys sat up in a scorching hot attic every night wearing pink bunny suits, singing sesame Street songs in reverse, while using scissors to cut off the legs of flying red frogs that weren’t really there. These guys actually functioned, took care of themselves, went home to fairly well adjusted families, (Roy DeMeo was the perfect example of a family man) and maintained that kind of life, based on some kind of moral compass. Scary indeed!

[@michaelelijah]

Montiglio's Vietnam experience saved his life. The Gemini Lounce crew had huge respect for his courage to go his own way against his Uncle Gaggi's will who was in fact their Boss under Castellano. Paul Castellano wanted Dominick to be be his driver and Gaggi couldn't stand that so he kept Dominick down.

[@RobK32]

Nonsense

[@Slim_45]

I’m going by the Murder Machine book, and I don’t think the Gemini Lounge crew respected Dominic to the extent you think! In fact, Roy would joke about Dom’s Vietnam experience. He did get respect for an attempted hit when he used a grenade to boobie trap a car door

[@mongo_congo9908]

Back in the day... In the mid to late 1970s, I was advised, by ex-cons who were ex-car thieves then going straight, to avoid going into The Gemini Lounge, at all costs. These were people who did their time, started raising families, and changed their lives for the better, they were at that time working at a Key Food Warehouse in the Canarsie Terminal Market. I guess the word among these ex-car thieves... were they knew something really BAD...and they would not get involved with any more talk about the Gemini. Just to avoid the place...

[@Seattle206723]

Sound Advice!

[@gennerobootz6490]

I love these videos Billy keep them coming

[@dougiedug]

you think? crazy number of people were killed for really No good reason

[@DannyStories]

Bootz!

[@richardsmith7322]

If they die and come back as ghosts they still owe time. Lmao hearing these stories from Dominic himself (R.I.P) it’s so freaking nuts those Geneni crew especially the twins were as evil as can be and let’s not leave out the Vampire himself Roy’s uncle 😦

[@WaterKreature]

Dracula🤣

[@bennybonez]

Iv'e met Dom and he was a Great guy! Smart guy. Funny and a huge Heart!

[@dovydas4806]

Notice the fact that he is laughing while he is describing another human being's head was flattened by a compactor. Makes one wonder how much he really did change.

[@ROBERTMORAN-mv7eq]

You can't a persons colors , from the age of 10 .IMPOSSIBLE . JUST PERSONALITY. TRYING TO KEEP SANE.

[@mikedavis1476]

Well he alsowas in special forces in nam so im absolutely positive rhat he saw death o. A regular basis so talkinv about something he saw in pictures and real life from like 40 years ago isnt that big a deal anymore

[@ibrown3KC]

I was laughing at the audacity of it. And the fact that Dom was laughing so hard while describing somethibt so horridm But i dont think he was laughibg because he enjoyed it or found it acceptable, bur because of how insane it was.

[@jamestarrago3689]

It’s unfortunate that these guys destroyed so many lives, families that lost their loved ones.

[@nicodemoscarfo]

Oh yea, like they wore a halo above their heads lol

[@andreasoares9402]

But most of the people they killed were just like THEM 💯

[@bashimuse5439]

That is typical culture of southern Italians that is why northern Italians despise the.

[@stopplaying6605]

@@andreasoares9402 come on if you watched the video you clearly heard him say “they went against all the rules”, they killed witnesses, anybody who was with the person they went to kill

[@heyitsme1534]

@@franksindoneii5410very true

[@poppycock6572]

Imagine the guy with a chip on his shoulder that wanders into that bar on one of the crew's "depressive" states. 😬

[@una.mas.y.a.funcionar]

Es el risitas!! Que crack, en España en la década de los 2000 era conocidillo de la TV

[@lilbill85hawb]

tried to get dom to do this when he was alive. Awesome you made him a channel. RIP Dominick.

[@46reno]

RIP….really?

[@lilbill85hawb]

@@46reno really???? lol

[@46reno]

@@lilbill85hawb save it for the good people

[@lilbill85hawb]

@@46reno who's good?

[@N1988P]

Rest in PISS

[@marcussmith4913]

jesus imagine what this guys seen. Id kill to see what the Gemini lounge looked like.

[@zerozerozero_0]

I feel ya, hope to find something one day. Old pics or whatever.. someone going inside for a tour

[@daniel213141]

No pun intended.

[@richardcerone7650]

It's now a church..funny how's things turn out

[@kylez3354]

It is fascinating how Dom does his morality dance between the voice of reason and the second-coming of Roy. This video in tandem with his complaints about not being made are very interesting. (IMO) Dom seemed to be driven to madness over his jealousy of Roy and Nino's support of him.

[@whitemountainapache3297]

Roy wasn't so bad. His method of killing was not sadistic. The victims never even knew that they were dead nine times out of ten. Also, from what I've read, he had a genuinely kind side to him and was very loyal. Montiglio would never have dared call him Rooster without being Nino's nephew.

[@JakeGoldsmith-zr4dw]

Dom was so open about everything and anything,

[@ruby4268]

The amount of bodies this crew had is jaw dropping.

[@tonycamaj7243]

Amazing. At the slightest mistake or feeling you literally disappear.

[@artieborko4988]

And even more amazing that the big guys at the top let Roy & Co. run wild like that for as long as they did. Being a BIG earner definitely gave Ol’ Roy a lot of “leeway”. Never enough body count for Roy. Crazy fucker half the time murdered just for shits and gigs.

[@anthonyiadarola1201]

If you noticed most of all serial killers were roaming around in the 60’s 70’s and 80’s all before technology and street cameras… that could never happen these days

[@AnthonyPiranio-yk4bc]

​@@anthonyiadarola1201except it still dose....

[@Pana-ll5eu]

Yes the mexican cartels have many bodies dropped an chopped on the weekly basis but i guess 3rd world countries a bit different​@@AnthonyPiranio-yk4bc

[@blushirts94]

All the hamsters in there praisin lord😂😂

[@paulpatterson-o1e]

hamsters 🐹 lol 😂

[@halfbreed4711]

"Hamsters?!?!?" 😅😅😅 I'm fucking dead 💀 🤣 😂

[@eggplantboy9959]

My mother father and aunt and uncle lived in Marine Park they used to go there every Friday night never knew what was going on

[@johnbeveridge5495]

Coming back home from nam and hanging out at the gemini would make me miss the jungle and humidity and mosquitoes

[@poppycock6572]

Also, Mr.Montiglio... Thank you for your service to our country and I noticed that you paint, any chance of purchasing something that you've done? Thank you, Jeff.

[@therealdominickmontiglio]

Dominick passed away about a year ago . We will be selling prints of his works shortly on our website . Dominick Montiglio .org . I also have original drawings and paintings but they are very expensive as there are so few . You can reach out to me at rossbrodar@hotmail. Com for more info on original art work.

[@poppycock6572]

@@therealdominickmontiglio thank you.

[@ROBERTMORAN-mv7eq]

sick shit.

[@kevdoran9918]

He’s not lying through his teeth 😳

[@Carlitosway2369]

👀💀

[@chuckyoneill9029]

😂

[@rollerhockey69king87]

Mean :)

[@chuckyoneill9029]

Good meth!

[@SupaMan810]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Sr._Gomez59]

Zack begans needs to do the gemini lounge. I bet they will get all kinds of activity on that episode.

[@realShadowSeekers]

Read my mind bro...

[@h8troodoh]

It's some kinda church now? Talk about hallowed grounds... 😳

[@BRIMZ619]

That painting in the back is a famous haunted painting as well. Go figure..lol.

[@souviksen7497]

He's laughing like he still enjoys remembering it. No remorse whatsoever. These guys were truly demons of the lowest kind. And this guy's demeanor and diabolic smile says it all. Sad that the Manson girls had to spend so long in prison even after being reformed, while guys like this are freely roaming among us laughing gleefully during interviews when they reminisce about these horrible crimes.

[@brucebainmatunucksurfrat7911]

Even though he laughs you can tell he’s uncomfortable talking about it, r.I.p. dom you never had a chance growing up with nino

[@Gypsyboy932]

The Pantry Pride killing was in Rockaway Beach. The dumpster was on Holland Ave & Beach 90th St.

[@Mark-oh1rp]

Dominic would be shocked to know senter is getting out of prison

[@Mr1Alex91]

Lmao his sense of humor at 2:00 💀 I feel like he’s picturing some stuff out of Tom and Jerry when he said they smashed his head

[@tonydaza8504]

😂 I laughed at this part

[@dougguerin6050]

The book "Murder Machine" was based on this crew.

[@nickyshannon4600]

hey Dominick you know it's against the regulation to keep a moustache.🤣🤣 Great job.. Frankie from Italy

[@leemontoya8028]

Gregory Scarfa had one!!

[@leemontoya8028]

Hay Silly!! Dom is not in the mob! He's been out of it for many many years! Great Job!!

[@rolandtomassi3486]

That disguise is amazing

[@peterc8021]

His memory down to who owned what and how quick he rattles off names amazes me. I can’t remember anything

[@RobertWilliamson-ff1ym]

Hes got/had a great laugh.

[@Boeman683]

He is right if you owe time on earth even in spirit God will send you back to do the remainder of your time. That is why there is earth bound spirits.

[@mamus4]

Never mourn passing of criminals and sadists, the world is a better place , we need righteous to lead

[@BlueSkyCountry]

Mob guys were/are a lot more trustworthy than 99.9% of police officers. They are not going to break into your business, tape up the cameras and use your restroom just because they can.

[@velcrodreams178]

I love how says pollack.. aint no bridges in brooklyn named after guinees

[@bennybonez]

Now Joey and Anthony are out of Prison. Boy are they in for a fuckin SHOCK.

[@johnhanaly2943]

The best thing about being a neighbor of the Gemini Lounge was listening to lots of Oingo Boingo.

[@BlueSkyCountry]

You can literally leave your front door unlocked in that neighborhood during the Gambino family's control, and nobody will steal anything from you. The mob guys were the ones who virtually eliminated street crime in their districts, not the police or the DAs. Street hooligans laugh at NYC's prosecutors and DAs. They will not even dare to utter a mouse sqeak when they are talking to a couple of Italian guys wearing suits though.

[@joshualavonobeyer9183]

This was before DNA! If this went these days!

[@robertyoung7823]

We hade a bar like that in my hood Right off East gun hill road in the Bronx called the peppermint lounge. If you messed up and they took you in there you wasn't coming out

[@cliverudman1489]

This guy was the real deal, no doubt about it. He smiles a lot, don't be fooled, it's the eyes, the eyes always give it away.

[@chairlesnicol672]

CLIVE RUDMAN didn't that guy being interviewed get into any trouble Wouldn't he b accessory to murder?

[@mrnice7570]

The eyes Chico , they never lie

[@whitemountainapache3297]

I dont see anything in his eyes.

[@ponyboycurtis3795]

I think the laughing masks a whole lot of horror and PTSD and sleepless nights for Dominic, yes he was a killer and involved upto his neck in the DeMeo/Gemini Lounge Crew killings but I think he was also one very relieved man when the Feds offered him a way out because he was in imminent danger of getting whacked just like Roy got whacked because Dom was using drugs and selling them also and Big Paul would have had him taken out I think.

[@jamie.777]

I can't imagine seeing that gore

[@ponyboycurtis3795]

@@jamie.777 Can't be good for the mind, body, or soul seeing that kind of horrific shit bro.

[@helmutsecke3529]

Paul? Wie wäre es mit dem Nino Gaggi?

[@tonyjones1560]

Based on what he said about his time in Vietnam, for Dominic Montiglio to meet anybody capable of freaking him out with their capacity for violence says a ton about just how scary the DeMeo crew was. He described have seen and done some “action movie” stuff over there…

[@NCLife-zn9vj]

Man that was some crazy shit. Sammy the bull said he thought Demeo was a legit serial killer.

[@DG-ej5nz]

Highly recommend reading The murder machine. Crazy book.

[@williamespinosa9094]

Homicidal sociopath is a more accurate way of describing the guys that were in Roy's crew

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Serial killers, basically.

[@Eyes_dont_Lie]

All of this is very interesting but my question is, how does he brush the upper teeth?

[@Bluecollar711]

6:40 are you sure that they are NERVERcomind home??🤣🤣🤙🤙🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹😎🎬🪵‼️🙏❤️❤️

[@diontaedaughtry974]

Very insightful and disturbing 😱 Great interview 👍👍

[@michaelelijah]

What about Murder Inc. ?! They killed how much ?

[@illumination101]

His blue Jean jacket says he paints houses 😂😂😂

He paints. He’s into art

[@antonjimenez7888]

Dominick looks like a vampire there

[@keithoffredo2676]

Hello from Jersey,Salute..............

[@davidfreeman7455]

I remember they had the Scorpio lounge across the street

[@Handsome4322]

Saw the documentary and enjoyed it. Thanks for posting these clips👍🏻🇮🇹👍🏻

[@DaveOriginallyfromBrooklyn]

Dominick had a rough life at end. Poor guy never had a chance.

[@dirkbogarde44]

Yere, but even when he left in NY and went to Cali, he was still doing crime...he wasn't completely innocent.

[@David-zx3dr]

@@dirkbogarde44 When you are groomed since a child to accept, participate and commit crimes it becomes all you know until and unless one makes a conscious change in behavior, activity and associations.

[@daniel213141]

He came home from school one day and told Nino that his new job at school was write down the names of the kids that were bad. Nino told him to tell the teacher he was not to do that any more and explained that no one in this family is a rat.

[@geraldfahey2681]

@@daniel213141 has to go from a childhood like that to the jungles of Vietnam as a LRRP/RANGER where you're trained to kill the enemy without mercy... in the combat zone...he definitely did not have it easy

[@moerocco775]

"If they die and come back as ghosts they'll owe time..." 🤣

[@kjnest]

Wow! Great content!!

[@davidlaskiewicz4963]

I can’t believe that this man would laugh about someone’s head smashed in a trash compactor. His sense of humor is spiritually twisted .

[@tonydaza8504]

I laughed too 😂

[@joshlowe2233]

A lot of people laugh when they talk about shit that's "abnormal" to others. He probably has PTSD and is probably coping the best he can . Give this man something to get his mind right..

[@axelarroyo3286]

Bill Cutolo Jr told a story recently that he went into the Gemini as a young teen for a glass of water during a hot afternoon and Roy I told him that he knows his father and to tell him Roy says hello. When his father found out he told him never to go in there again and something like "you wouldn't believe how many coats of paint is on those walls"

[@Sea471]

Bill jr. Wears high heels and red lipstick around his house. Has he told you that story yet?

[@redroseofsummer2979]

@@Sea471 😲

[@jerk5828]

@@Sea471huh?

[@grantz9234]

@@Sea471 everyone needs a hobby

[@Sea471]

@@grantz9234 what a hobby to have lol

[@ООМММНамахШивайя]

Смотрю ваши ролике, в русском переводе. Хотелось бы больше историй из мира американского криминала.

[@DetroitRapOnly]

@9:45 Amen - A Saint is a Sinner that keeps trying 🙏

[@buzznfrog6702]

Demeo crew and The Westies were the most brutal crews out there

[@illumination101]

Demeo and Kuklinski serial killers

[@southie3177]

😂not even close

[@charlesfortrsqueminor2120]

Look at what the Outfit did particularly to Action Jackson because they suspected he was an informant. All pales into insignificance when compared to the Cartels though

[@LordLorenzo834]

@@southie3177 hundreds of murders and dismemberment not even close ? Shut up

[@geraldfahey2681]

@@charlesfortrsqueminor2120 holy shit,they impaled him with a meat hook in his anus while they tortured him with a blowtorches

[@mikecacioppo5639]

All that money, and never got dental. 😁

[@letsgomets002]

All the Hamsters are there now "...this is code for Black ghetto types Gemini lounge is a movie coming out soon about this Bar

[@DrB81]

Although the subject matter is grim and insane, Dominic always seemed like a gentle soul in interviews. Considering he was a mob guy and former Green Beret!

[@dickgenitalia1506]

Not a former green beret. He was a parachute infantryman in the 173rd airborne who served in combat but he was never in the special forces.

[@DrB81]

@@dickgenitalia1506 It says he was a GB in the book ‘Murder Machine’. I’ll stick with that fully researched book until such a time as it’s proved false.

[@dickgenitalia1506]

@@DrB81 He said he was a green beret in “Murder Machine”. Why don’t you mosey on over to the guardians of the green beret website or this ain’t hell website & read what actual special forces veterans have to say about ol’ Dom.

[@therealdominickmontiglio]

Why don’t you use your brain and watch our film the lynchpin of Bensonhurst where the guys he served with talk about what he did in Vietnam. Or see the articles we posted that are written about his service in Vietnam. It’s annoying to listen to people spout nonsense and lies about a man who fought for his country honorably!! Stop posting fake news on our page and populate someone else’s page with the bullshit

[@shajap]

​@@therealdominickmontiglioso was he a green Beret?

[@ignacior.8895]

Dominic Dracula... Crazy fangs you got there.

[@h.rutten2187]

To be honest I could listen to this guy for hours on end because of his unique insights into this life and these people. I have a fascination with these crazy guys like in the maffia or just individual serial killers that have no boundaries or qualms when killing people. The moral relativism, the lack of empathy, the paranoia towards each other when it’s a crew like this etc. all really interesting dynamics that are going on with these guys. Just the fact that you know that these things are happening somewhere in the world and then considering everything that goes along with it. It’s just very interesting on a psychological level how these things develop.

[@philip-at-tube]

I like to say: crime can be fascinating from a safe distance.

[@captainjohn51]

He mixes up some facts. Calabro was shotgunned to death in his car going to his house in Saddle River NJ. This was done on a contract his in-laws took out after he drowned their daughter and made it look like an accident. His Auto Crime partner was named Doherty, he was not killed and wasn't in the car as Dom said. Doherty's Brother worked in the Gemeni. He was the tall Bartender on weekends. If you went to the Gemeni on Friday evenings, they had a Band that sometimes played there. Believe it or not the Band was named "Alive and Kicking". They also had a record that made the top 40 chart.

[@marcussmith4913]

would love to see a picture of the interior of this bar in its hey day... cant find one anywhere. Best I could do was pictures of the apartment.

[@Chef_602]

Also Katz was stabbed to death, then they thru his head into the compactor.

[@CK1NY]

Alive & Kicking was a Brooklyn local cover band very popular especially in Flatbush Brooklyn . Vito & Pepe in the band were cool guys... dudes had that local rock stars swag...

[@shaunelewis7586]

This guy is Nino Gaggi 's nephew who was a captain in the Gambino crime family and the real deal.

[@EmEsjay1]

This is absolutely wild.

[@Bluecollar711]

Just rest in peace bro