Mobster - Vincent "Mad Dog" Coll

[@andyjam9654]

Michael vengalli was my greatgrandmothers brother long before my time however I remember the stories thank you for sharing this piece of history im connected to

[@brianmorgan5739]

I know it was a long time ago. But my condolences to your family.

[@susanmenegus3863]

@@brianmorgan5739 my condolences to your family ☘️🌹🌹🌹✝️🙏

[@Horseracingtip]

Can't believe how young he was when taking on Schultz and others. lots of balls and crazzzzies

[@williamvelazquez9706]

Joe Jel 09999999

[@gowdsake7103]

@@williamvelazquez9706 No Balls a LOT of crazy

[@hamshiish12thelordbay99]

Coll was the guy that scares the real gangsters. Butt he was mad to tell you

[@nozecone]

Pscychopaths are like that.

[@joelcoll11]

All crazy no balls

[@Shuten_Wukong]

"Only thing he could do was die......" One of the coldest lines I have ever heard, 😶......

[@SantiagoBernebeu]

At his funeral, "his wife, sister and a few other bothered to show up"......now that is cold.

[@faisalkamal4319]

You can say he lived like a dog and died like a dog

[@michaelbecerra4810]

The pharmacy where he was killed is a diner now. Every time I walk by I think of this. Also, in the Warner Brothers film the roaring twenties Cagney sets up a guy that’s out to kill him to get into a phone booth that was meant for him. This was a reference to the way Coll died.

[@jamesanastasia3237]

Wow!!!What street is it on?

[@michaelbecerra4810]

James Anastasia. 23rd and 8th ave . The pharmacy was called London something because of the large apartment complex that was built around that time that is still there called London Terrace. One of the first massive apt buildings in the world its covers a city block. Google it .

[@ryanwakley1640]

It was Angels With Dirty Faces

[@michaelbecerra4810]

Ryan Wakley that’s right. I get scenes mixed up. 🤷🏻‍♂️. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooSlp4qAmt9ko5Y

[@ryanwakley1640]

@@michaelbecerra4810 I salute you for knowing those films sir

[@RLFLOWS]

Check out an episode of the Untouchables from 1959 about Mad Dog Coll. The actor did a great job playing him.

[@Mynamesalexa]

According to Joe Bonanno's book A Man Of Honor, & Lucky Luciano, Salvatore Maranzano hired Mad Dog Coll to kill Lucky Luciano. That's why Luciano moved on him 1st.

[@Ishbikes]

There could be some truth to that, it lines up. Bumpy Johnson wanted to kill Shultz, Lucky would always tell him no because they had business. So it makes sense that Mad Dog would want to kill Lucky so when Shultz died, it’ll be no revenge

[@simonyip5978]

In London at the same time in history, there was large communities of Irish, Eastern European Jews and smaller numbers of Italian immigrants living in the poorer areas. The same situation existed in places like Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, etc and many other places around the English speaking world.

[@alexandragurd5304]

My grandfather would constantly change the subject when asked about him; we like to assume that everyone's got crazies in their family tree, right? .... right?!

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

Hey, thanks for watching:) How are you related to him?

[@alexandragurd5304]

Stupid? No. Fat? Sure. Lying*? No. I just forgot they commented. So, thank you so much for reminding me!! The world needs more people like you---to keep people on top of things in such a nice way. "lol" My great-grandfather's (on my dad's side) direct cousin. My dad, and his brother and sisters, were very curious--especially since the family was so hush-hush. So they traced it back, professionally. Thank you for asking. And, again, great video(s)!

[@alexandragurd5304]

Bloodletters & Badmen ^^

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

Alexandra, thanks for the info. Do you have anything of his? BTW, I have no idea who this guy is or why he is calling you names. I blocked him from posting any more comments on my site. At least I think I did. On behalf of all honorable men, I apologize!

[@alexandragurd5304]

Bloodletters & Badmen Ah, he doesn't bother me. I truly appreciate the apology, but you really didn't have to. Kind of surprised he has nothing better to do than comment on youtube about things he doesn't/can't know about. Haha. Anyway, finding items of Coll's: that's my family's next and current step. I am not too directly involved in the search, as I do not live near enough. But I will say when I say my family is "hush hush" about him, I mean: NOTHING, eerie-silence-nothing. So my Colls are not too confident to find anything hidden somewhere (anything we did have, has probably been gotten rid of). Apparently, my family's looking into less direct familial routes... like his brother, Peter, or even Vincent's biological mother... but they all seem like long shots to me.

[@Tontzamann]

very professional videos! and entertaining. you deserve 50x more subs you have now!, greets from finland and subbed

[@katemaloney4296]

The measure of a man isn't how many people show up while you're alive, but by how many show up to pay respects when you pass.

[@smallies7154]

Or if Ned Flanders is in trouble

[@n.b.l.5709]

Bs

[@HeadshotZod]

I happened to run into his grave at St Raymond's in the Bronx. Great video.

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

+Eddy Currents Cool. Did you snap a pic?

[@1320alibaba]

There's an English folk/rock band called Mad Dog McCrea who wrote a great song about Mad Dog Coll. The song is called, 'Bang Bang Shotgun'. It's on their first album.

[@BAMBAM8993]

Oh my! This story would be great for a new screenplay!

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

BAMBAM8993 Yes it would my friend. Rise and Fall! Thanks for watching.

[@robertrose7455]

You don't mess with the Dutchman unless the commission tells you to.

[@Ishbikes]

There‘a some truth to that, Bumpy Johnson wanted to kill Shultz, & Lucky would always tell him no because they had business. They say Mad Dog wanted to kill Lucky so when Shultz died, it’ll be no revenge

[@RickyPisano]

My Grandfather's brother killed him. FACT. He died in the electric chair at Sing Sing in '35. Leonardo "The Shadow" Scarnici. I have all the articles.

[@the6shotmafia97]

Ricky Pisano post them. I'd really like to read them

[@RellshouldBsleep]

It's weird that you did not say great Uncle and now it's making me disbelieve your story

[@miam2851]

Mad Dog coll did not die in the electric chair if that's what you're talkin about

[@nozecone]

@@miam2851 Think he means his great-uncle, Scarmici.

[@susannelson9085]

God I would love to read about them x

[@patrickconnors4602]

I'm Irish, and my wife's family are from Donegal although she was born in Galway. Vincent was her cousin. the house he was born in still stands today as a pub.

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

Cool! Thanks for sharing and for watching!

[@torquemada3273]

@Thurman Merman My cousin is..... Sean Thornton from Innishfree in Co Galway who was married to Kate Dannaher.

[@torquemada3273]

@Thurman Merman So you met Trump then😄

[@torquemada3273]

@Mayoforsam Think we are on the same wavelength Mayoforsam but Kate died yrs ago and oul Sean nigh on 40 yrs ago...Donegalforsam😆😆😆Slainte mo chara😉

[@torquemada3273]

@Mayoforsam Yeah but those bloody jackeens...hate seeing a one team dominance apart from in auld Scotia of course😉C'mon the hoops...

[@Lilfrm907]

Vincent "Mad Dog" Coll (born Uinseann Ó Colla, July 20, 1908 - February 8, 1932) was an Irish American mob hitman in the 1920s and early 1930s in New York City. Coll gained notoriety for the alleged accidental killing of a young child during a mob kidnap attempt. Coll was born in Gweedore, an Irish-speaking region of County Donegal, Ireland; his family emigrated to the U.S. a year later. Coll was a distant relative of Northern Ireland Member of Parliament Bríd Rodgers. When Vincent was not quite one year old his father, Toaly, decided to move the family, his wife and seven children to New York in search of a better life, though after settling in the Bronx in 1909, they remained trapped in poverty. Five of Vincent’s six siblings died before he was twelve. His mother died oftuberculosis in 1916, worn out after years of trying to provide for her children. Vincent’s father Toaly had simply run off years before and was never heard from again. After his mother’s death, Vincent's surviving sister tried to raise him in a cold-water flat when Vincent was eleven, Coll was raised in The Bronx by an elderly woman who took him in as her own. At age 12, Coll was first sent to a reform school.[3]After being expelled from multiple Catholicreform schools, he joined The Gophers street gang. Run-ins with the law were almost inevitable. Vincent soon developed a reputation for being a wild child of the streets and began the first of several stints in Catholic Reform School before he reached his teens.

[@DankDaddyz]

your watching a great documentary on the subject and you decide to give your own thesis on the matter? I'm not poking fun it's just pretty ironic

[@DankDaddyz]

your watching a great documentary on the subject and you decide to give your own thesis on the matter? I'm not poking fun it's just pretty ironic

[@brandonpack7463]

My mother's side is from Armagh! Ulster's! Still Irish, but Scotsmen! This topic though won't do anything but take a person to a whole new world of history that has almost completely been forgotten! I'm sorry for the Irish, but it didn't just happen to the Irish, it was the Ulster Scott's! Slave trade, genocide, the rebellion, 9 year war, potato famine! on and on caused by Britain originally! Then Scotland, then Whales! It's a shameful history! I just had to add that!

[@lawrencemorgal991]

quit whining...

[@Lilfrm907]

lawrence morgal Shut up Trash

[@lisetteeliseparis7070]

Been on the binge and subscribed, thank you.

[@022171]

My god, how awful was "Mobsters"?! It's as if a bunch of 10 year olds got together & said "let's make a mob movie". Great vids.

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

Well, the movie was entertaining even though its not accurate. So if you watched it like you did the Soprano's, then it was a great movie.

[@manuelkong10]

you're SO right 022171

[@CoreyT127]

Ive seen much worse mob movies with way higher budgets. Once upon a time in America probably being the worse!

[@022171]

@@CoreyT127 As much as I love Leone, "Once Upon a Time In America" was a mess. It was like he couldn't decide what to leave in & what to leave out, so he just left everything in. But "Mobsters" was a cartoon show. A bad cartoon show.

[@Cracktaculus]

Clu Gulagar played Coll on the old Untouchables series with Robert Stack, I think it's pretty much the best depiction film of the true lunacy of the mad dog.

[@cliffwilliams9984]

Spent his whole life trying to gain it all and ended up dead with nothing even at his funeral sad life

[@jswin2084]

A few showed up at least. That’s more than many can say

[@frankdees507]

@@jswin2084 It’s just the fact that being shot to death horrifically at the age of 24 makes you just automatically know he was never capable to eventually be one of the elderly, accomplished kinda bosses that enjoyed success at the highest levels or organized crime, like some of the bosses he challenged were able to do.

[@jswin2084]

@@frankdees507 he didn’t have the screws to keep it together mentally on that level. He lived by the sword, first

[@DankDaddyz]

I love the move Mobsters but whoever was the actor who played Cole had to be one of the worse actors in history. thank you for this, I have been looking for a truthful depiction of him!!

[@seanisbell1716]

Worst? Learn to spell bitch

[@jackwhite7317]

He played the part just fine.

[@ash6662]

I’m a huge fan of the actor and I think he did really good . Besides you never know what direction actors receive as well .

[@ash6662]

@Tdecenso79 I don’t know the film but I’m pretty sure no just because I know all his movies 😆

[@aguynamednick6186]

I always liked the way he portrayed mad dog. Matter of fact, he's prob my favorite character in the movie

[@tyrssen1]

I remember seeing the 1961 movie many years ago in Detroit, on Bill Kennedy's afternoon movie show. Bill thoroughly panned it.

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

On July 20th Vincent Coll would have been 106. Thanks for the reminder Rebellion Gamestas

[@josephsturgis3898]

You could tell by lookin' at Coll's eyes, that he wasn't all there.

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

He was somewhat out there.

[@lindablouin5530]

you've got some really interesting,accurate videos,,,good job

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

Thank you Linda:)

[@DankDaddyz]

+YT2006 108th this month

[@RoodJood]

Rao's restaurant is still in east Harlem on 114th after decades and caters to celebrities who "own" the tables. also, Rao's tomato sauce and meatballs are available at your local grocer. America, what a country.

[@HipHopmusic759]

The long term effects of single parent families and child abuse from the mother who hates her son because Daddy left.

[@leonardoacevedo89]

I love this channel. Saludos desde Chile

[@yoshee87]

Like Dutch from Black Lagoon Said once..."Even among the Garbage of the underworld there still outsiders".

[@stuarth4296]

There was an Untouchables episode in 59 "Vincent Mad Dog Coll". Season 1 episode 6. The psycho is at war with Dutch Schultz and kidnaps and tries to shoot a Ky Derby contender named Enchantment because Dutch had a 100 grand on him. At the end they disclose how Coll met his untimely death in a phone booth.

[@eamonnduggan5125]

He was from Ireland in Donegal

[@elgringo9046]

I still view this apparent war between two factions as a coup d'état by a group of young ambitious gangsters who killed their way to the top of the organization.

[@Aristotelezz]

4:05 "It was an extremely hot day". And then look how these children were dressed....

[@Aristotelezz]

Bloodletters & Badmen It's comical mistake you can laugh about. It doesn't make the rest of the video worthless. Maybe you can even see it as a test. If no one notices it than you may wonder how much attention the viewer really has. Off course you don't know how willing to comment people are so they may notice but don't comment.

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

That is my point, it wasn't a mistake. It was the only public domain footage I could find, ergo, I did it on purpose. With my limited budget (which is zero) it is not easy to find overlays to back up the narration. On some of these guys, I have one or two known pictures to use. It isn't easy coming with visuals (as I'm sure you can image. But thanks for the feedback.

[@jimmykoplin1807]

Exactly

[@jimmykoplin1807]

Bloodletters & Badmen really you were hoping know one would notice? Lost a lot of respect from your work if you think we are that stupid

[@pragmatic1ultramagnetic202]

I friends with his relatives. It's a very rural area of Ireland that's produced a lot of bad dudes over the years.

[@waynej2608]

And I'm certain, many good 'uns, as well.

[@torquemada3273]

Could you expand on that...know the area rather well and would like to know who these ' bad dudes' were.

[@NistaDGB]

He has a few amazing relatives around ireland and scottland these days , I got to meet my cousins about a year ago when they came to NY , awesome people

[@tommyrogers5298]

Where exactly is it pal

[@johnnynoirman]

Dutch Schultz hated working for Arnold Rothstein Everybody starts somewhere.

[@Conn30Mtenor]

"There are people in this world who go around shouting "kill me, kill me....theres always someone happy to oblige". Don Corleone- Mario Puzo, "The Godfather"

[@morgandisabato5848]

JEW LAWYER, FIGURES, THE PROTECTORS OF EVIL

[@nozecone]

LOL! And you are the protector of all that is good and righteous, I suppose?

[@TheNerdguy57]

Hey man I really enjoy your videos. I was wondering do you only cover gangsters involved in the American Mafia.

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

+Simply Flawless More precise, American Mobsters. Thanks for watching.

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

Albi Biørnstad I pretty much stay with American mobsters. Thanks for the suggestion anyway.

[@LewdCustomer]

So what is the minimum would I have to do to be called Mad Dog? If jail is involved, let me think about it.

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

St. Raymond's Cemetery in the Bronx from what I've read.

[@AR-ii3ly]

Excellent narration.

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

Thank you my friend!

[@AR-ii3ly]

I’d forgotten I’d seen this before. Still as riveting as the first time I watched it.

[@RuRu2041]

Your vids are great, it's just really surprising that you have no vid for Dutch Shultz or Bumpy.

[@timothytaylor5089]

I like your page keep up the good work with your videos

[@yessiryessir2029]

THE MAD MICK!!

[@OxfordPatriot]

I'm Seth Coll, a direct descendant. This is so weird for me to watch this. By the way, the correct pronunciation of our last name is "call," people pronounce it "coal" all the time.

[@catherinevaz6139]

Omg I guess I...love you? I'm serious...

[@thechosenone172]

Oh please

[@danny2971]

Up yours

[@Hypestrike1]

Have you visited his grave? I've visited it a couple of times, the most recent being last month. It's in St. Raymond's (old) Cemetery in The Bronx, NY and is worth a visit to contemplate how a man of once such feared notoriety is now as anonymous as the thousands of others who he was laid to rest with.

[@nozecone]

So ... he had children?

[@oldermuscleguy]

The Untouchables with Robert Stack had an episode on Vincent "Mad Dog" Coll Clu Galagher ..Who the hell was Needles and Fats Vinny? 😁😁

[@johnnynoirman]

Ben Hoffman & Richard Karlen.

[@NoCappinTv]

Where you at bro you dont make videos no more

[@romanclay1913]

"Get me Leibovitz." Cary Grant in HIS GIRL FRIDAY

[@ZoneyDuel]

Happy bday, Vincent "Mad Dog" Coll.

[@HughMcBrideDonegalFlyer]

Vincent coll was born in the parish of gweedore in county Donegal in Ireland. He was a first cousin of my grandfather

[@johnnynoirman]

Vince was a dead ringer for my cousin Papo. Shot down in cold blood in the streets as soon as he left Prison. RIP Papo. Also buried in St. Raymond's Cementary in the Bronx. Clu Galager was great as Mad Dog in an episode in The Untouchables.

[@timessquaretattoo9922]

Beautiful resting place

[@altagraciaadames3483]

Vincent Mad Dog Coll was BX finest or most infamous. He ran the streets of Brook Avenue. People to this day still talk about him. Rao use to give pennies to children to be around him. 🥶 hearted way to protect him. Why Vincent s main racket was kidnapping other gangsters. That's hardcore they say his assassin was none other than BABY blue eyes Sigel.

[@Normthemmafighter]

Why are you glorifying these child murderer/rapists?

[@Valmontst]

Great job, as usual!

[@ZoneyDuel]

Happy Birthday, Vincent "Mad Dog" Coll

[@dthangtv7197]

Ur wrong about something, Coll died in February of ‘32 but u said he shot the child in July of ‘32

[@artimioponzi4897]

Best bad guy in the mobsters movie

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

That he was! Thanks for watching my friend.

[@6aliph77]

Do one on Dutch plz and pretty big Floyd O and John Dillinger

[@frankiedomanico9701]

Correction; the child killing was July 28, 1931, not 1932. By then Vincent Coll was already killed in February of that year, 1932.

[@TheTamtam76]

I was pissed at first when my friends called me mad dog....it grew on me though,

[@slickwilly6868]

I think Nicolas Cage played him in the cotton club

[@everybodyhatinbro]

yup

[@johnnynoirman]

I liked John Chandler in his movie version.

[@delstanley1349]

The actor @ 1:51 is John Davis Chandler. I remember seeing him in a lot of movies/TV during the 60s. He was always the heavy in westerns and "teenage delinquent" movies. He gave me the creeps! What an A-1 bad guy (to me) who died in 2010. I kept waiting for something like a mobster/brothers movie with him and the fellow creepy actor Klaus Kinski as his bloody thirsty brother. The above movie about Coll I think is his very first acting role.

[@chainamarie03]

Del Stanley Chandler was wonderful playing heavies or mentally disturbed ppl...he was in a lot of westerns back then also. Again, even in those he was the villain.

[@waynej2608]

Yes. I remember Chandler and the film, Mad Dog Coll. I used to eat movies like that up as a kid from Long Island. That one and Portrait of a Mobster, with Vic Morrow as Dutch Schultz and Ray Danton as Legs Diamond. Personally, I thought Morrow was the best of the lot, but I dug 'em all. John Chandler was a crazy looking guy, in most things, but esp as Coll. Very effective in Major Dundee too, playing another 'unbalanced' fellow. Great vid here, by the way. Ty. 😎🖒🕵

[@MobstersInc]

Great video 🍿

[@ledlg1676]

I am confused: was Dutch Schulz a Dutchman or a German (Deutsch)?

[@aliciasanchez9401]

I think he's German jew

[@seanohare5488]

Jewish

[@thomasgreen1557]

"NOBODY CALLS ME MAD DOGG" - MAD DOG TANNEN

[@efilperpenfuhrer]

superb.

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

Thanks my friend:)

[@TheSeanbwoii]

Are you planning on doing any more mob videos?

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

+Sean Kray I Just posted one yesterday on Deanie O'Banion. I have been out of town a lot this summer, but only two trips left and then things will slow down so I can get back to it.

[@TheSeanbwoii]

+Bloodletters & Badmen oh cool man nice one I enjoy you're videos. Do you take requests? If you do can you do a video on The Kray Twins? Thanks.

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

I have a list that will take me through next year if I did one a day. But I can add them to them list.

[@TheSeanbwoii]

+Bloodletters & Badmen thanks man

[@TheSeanbwoii]

+Reilly Daniel yeah it has been released in the UK it's a good movie

[@TheBodhisattva27]

not asking where or how youse guys get ur info but you think 'bout doing one on Danny Greene

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

I believe a full 1 hour documentary has already been done by the History Channel or A&E.

[@leekaiherrera1909]

Man, I am hooked on your work!!! Are you the narrator? I've been on a marathon here, hoping I don't quite finish them all. Really nice work!!!

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

Lidcay Herrera Thanks my friend. I am the writer, narrator, editor and I have to get my own coffee.

[@leekaiherrera1909]

Dude, you're doing a brilliant job. Like I said, at the end of the day, I retire to watch BLOODLETTERS AND BAD MEN. I still think that there may be a few left that I've not seen. Again, brilliant work, pal. Keep them coming if you can.

[@leekaiherrera1909]

I'll volunteer to get your coffee and help in any way in return for you teaching me any tech skills. Btw, I actually met and had coffee with the late Henry Hill at Borders Books on the 3rd Street promenade in Santa Monica, CA. True story, man.

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

Cool! What did you think of him?

[@leekaiherrera1909]

Well, I'll tell you. I was introduced to him simply as Henry. The thing is that the guy who introduced me to him told me beforehand which Henry I'd be meeting. It's like when you meet a Rock Star or Movie Star out here in Hollywood. If you have half a fucking brain, you just roll with it and say hi, nice to meet you. One doesn't fawn over or ask stupid questions, right??? I mentioned that I was born in NYC and lived on Park Avenue and in Englewood Cliffs, N.J. as a boy. That's when he invited me to sit with him. We had coffee and made a little small talk about the east coast vs. the lifestyle in L.A. He was living locally in some apartment in the city of Santa Monica. We were both on "the wagon" for the moment at least, and we're attending the same AA meeting, which was a small, intimate affair on the second floor of an Italian restaurant. Henry was laid back, demure, even friendly. We hung for maybe an hour.

[@josephmenegus3657]

My favorite gangster coll and dean obannon

[@313killinit]

Good stuff

[@hafeezmohd3469]

Can u up ur voice volume little bit,too slow..

[@condaly]

Mad Irish.

[@TheFunkhouser]

He was quite tall wasnt he

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

***** very skinny and lanky looking.

[@stuartwilliams3104]

So many inaccuracies in this video he was born in Ireland the ancestor of a prominent Irish politician, the photo was of Owney Madden an Angli-Irish Gangster born in Leeds, Yorkshire and the gang was The Gophers.Poorly researched I'm afraid.

[@nozecone]

"It was an extremely hot day, and every child in the neighbourhood was out on the street playing" [shot of line of children walking, dressed in winter clothes].

[@HydrogenMist715]

Nicolas Cage plays a fictionalized version of Coll in The Cotton Club.

[@williamcoyle4022]

Vincent Coll was born in Co. Donegal, Republic of Ireland.

[@seanohare5488]

True

[@MbisonBalrog]

Seems like Coll very tall. In all picks he towers over everyone.

[@andrewinsinga2993]

Anyone know what Cemetery Vincent Coll is buried in ?

[@jamespowell8954]

St.raymonds cemetery in new york.

[@MultiRabe]

Hmph, he died Feb 8th 1932....today is Feb 8th 2017! Anniversary of his death 💀

[@newyorkersliverentfree]

Wow innocent children gunned down by machine gun fire. ANIMALS!!!

[@RANGERIZZY]

🌹VINCENT *MAD DOG* COLL🌹R.I.P⚘⚰That head stone wasn't cheap.

[@thechosenone172]

My grandfather said Vincent Coll was a bad man

[@lauriecarnes2758]

The Chosen One my grandfather said "if u don't shut the fuck up, I'm gonna beat ur fuckin ass" ahh I miss ya Papa RIP

[@torquemada3273]

@@lauriecarnes2758 😆😄😁

[@dins5066]

You see this cat "Cole is a bad mother", shut your mouth! But I'm talking bout Cole! ,We can dig it!

[@tonycervz89]

Lived by the sword

[@666-o1l]

U wouldn’t last long with a nickname like this.

[@barbarapineda1660]

John got to can't touch this man.mad dog vinny,

[@lizardking3770]

Wasn't he friend with little Vinnie FartinNellie :)

[@richardomeyi4609]

Poor audio quality

[@christopherfritz3840]

Pretty good grave marker

[@brendancronin4786]

Don't mess with anyone called mad dog and you shud be alright

[@khadijalalgeroise6819]

Omg! Even his own sister! Poor guy

[@c0lltrain]

RELATIVE RIGHT HERE lol

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

Timothy, how was he related?

[@mikekruger2892]

Another daft lieing fucker

[@ssjb36]

He's a relative of mine also i'm brady coll, he was my papas side of the family

[@88dillonzo]

What became of his widow?

[@nozecone]

@Thurman Merman Now that one I do believe.

[@leviclark3822]

Back then baby killers got the sendoffs they deserved...to be respected you must first be respectable

[@aucourant9998]

A psychopath.

[@ricocox2591]

So Dutch Shultz had Mad Dog killed. Not Luciano and his boys

[@barbarapineda5730]

I hanges out with hims, I laugh at him, he's don't give a damn. Hes laugh keeps getting up.

[@cinninmon31]

My God he was so handsome. Mean but so fucking handsome

[@DomJLva]

kay love lol

[@seanohare5488]

He did have movie star looks

[@lanekali8440]

The origin of the drive by

[@yessiryessir2029]

HE EVEN WAS ONE OF THE FOUNDING FATHERS OF THE DRIVEBY SHOOTING! AND JUST LIKE IT IS THESE DAYS HE DIDNT HIT HIS TARGETS BUT SHOT LIKE 5 INNOCENT CHILDREN AND ONE OF TEHM EVEN DIED just blasting away with his fully automatic thompson from a moving car on a crowded street!!

[@firstthirst433]

RIP: LITTLE- MICHAEL VENGALLI. MY CONDOLENCES TO FAMILIES OF THE CHILDREN THAT GOT SHOT BETWEEN THESE THUGS STUPID SENSELESS WARS! TO THOSE PEOPLE THAT GLORIFY GANGSTERS/THUGS WILL HAVE FULL KARAMA IN-RETURN!!!

[@Mattraction513]

+Bloodletters & Badmen You have covered the mob for a long time does it surprise u that some gangsters are worse than others

[@Bloodlettersandbadmen]

Trey Thompson No it does not. And though he wasn't a made guy, the one who I am glad he is gone was Larry Neumann who was with Anthony Spilotro and the Hole in the Wall Gang. This guy was just pure evil.

[@ginnym72]

I thought lucky Luciano killed him.

[@franklinmohlala955]

Maranzano contracted him to whack Lucky but Lucky got tipped and he got Lanskey to handle Maranzano's killing. They killed Sal before Coll could kill Lucky.