Providence, Rhode Island Mafia Don: Raymond L.S. Patriarca

[@FreewayCity]

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[@shiloh1994]

It's weird to see Judge caprio not talking about traffic violations.

[@uncleScraps]

Buddy claiming there is no organized crime in PVD. Priceless!

[@HenrySousa-n2c]

J Edgar Hoover said the same thing for 45 years... And the Mafia flourished in the US because of him...A cross dressing sicko.

[@apb2887]

That interview was in 1999/2000. Buddy was correct. There was virtually no organized crime left in Providence by then. Very very very little to what they once was.

[@777thetruth2]

Just like J. Edgar Hoover, saying there’s no mafia! 🤣🤌🏼

[@cvgodd1432]

@@apb2887how would you know? They don’t announce when they make some dude a member. How would anyone knows besides them? They’re very secretive. When you think there’s no mafia, there is at least 100 of them out there. They just lay low for years at a time.

[@apb2887]

@@cvgodd1432 let me put it to you this way If there is or was at that time they had no power and no influence at that time. When's the last time you heard of a mob killing? The mob is dead

[@jamessheffield4173]

Growing up in RI, he was the man.

[@goochma]

The man was a legend around here. Federal Hill was safe, clean and the pride of Providence. Not so much anymore.

[@BostonsF1nest]

Yep it’s pretty much a dump now lol. Some great ppl still but far from what it was

[@sack_em_up]

Yeah, nobody would of touched that Columbus statue back then.

[@FHRiley-yk9by]

At the price of extorting the small business owner

[@BostonsF1nest]

North End Boston and Federal Hill Providence- two of the best Little Italys

[@mariaelenacincotti]

Legend 💯

[@ronobrien7187]

Fedal Hill had the best restaurants in RI. You could go there any time of day or night and if you caused no trouble, no trouble would come to you. The only problem I ever had there was a time I parked illegally and was towed by the police.

[@backbay2242]

Too bad the Don isn't around to deal with the riff raff opioid zombies that are everywhere around here.

[@christopherfeeney1962]

What song is played in this???

[@Mob4336]

The neighborhoods were alll safer when the old time gangsters were there. They looked out for then neighborhood .

[@hyramchepoofniac8121]

these people that deny the affects of the mob in Rhode Island are stone liars. There was a Mexican restaurant in Providence, it changed hands once a year when another member would "run" the business, it was frequented by a certain life-long democrat senator who met with mobsters on a regular basis. In his later years, Raymond lived in a small house, he had a jaguar living in a chain link fenced cage that took up most of his garage. I have no idea what he fed this animal. It was said that went he was sent to the "Adult Correctional Institution" that he ran the place. He bought, for his son, the old Rhode Island Reds Arena, the last place in America that Jimi Hendrix played with Sly and the Family Stone. It sat dormant for years and was resold for a fortune. The mob ran Rhode Island, probably still does. What a lousy place to grow up in. These guys didn't care for anyone but their own , if you weren't connected somehow to their group -politically or otherwise, you were an outsider and anything goes.

[@mobratsexposed]

GOD BLESS YOU IN HEAVEN RAY!! You was our Hero

[@jamesgonsalves694]

I know an awesome story about him helping out a real honest policeman, that wanted a Robbery of an old lady who ran a school for the blind in providence and had 27 braille typewriters stolen

[@Antuan_the_Swan]

My father is a Washington Park guy. He knew Mr. Patriarca. Great guy, apparently.

[@sack_em_up]

He was a brutal killer, but a Robin Hood always has that effect on the pesants.

[@jessicasamo8813]

I'm out here studying the streets of Providence lol I'm out here for a week work purposes lol😂😂 gotta find my way

[@Davidandjewlsfoodreviews-yq5nd]

its a shame now it was much better back then you could walk around and not worrie about nothing not today its a shame

[@joeflippo520]

El Padrone 🇮🇹

[@owensweetland342]

The violence wasn't condoned because it brought the press, etc.

[@CelticLobsta]

If you weren't on wrong side of uncle Raymond he was a very nice guy...

[@kevinouimettelynch9178]

🙏

[@rudolphearlsciarra2690]

RIP Raymond RIP

[@rigame123]

Ray sr could not stand Rudolph…..more like hated him

[@deanmaker.4916]

He was a great friend.

[@hyzerfl1p]

Raymond was my grandfathers 1st cousin.

[@Tylermobfamilyhistory]

That’s fire❤

[@VeronicaClayton-yi7sy]

He was the real deal

[@gamehengeful]

This guy's son went to prison, got out, and now sells real estate around there. You can look up his listings lol.

[@christopherfeeney1962]

Bc he was a disaster as Boss

[@Caesar-pj5kc]

Italians MUST marry Italians. 🇮🇹🐐🇺🇲💯

[@christopherfeeney1962]

Or Irishmen. In RI the Irish and Italians have always mixed well and gotten along.

[@tonymason7197]

Go investigate the Irish 😮

[@777thetruth2]

Buddy Cianci, always a politician, and played the “straight” guy, even when he clearly wasn’t! The nerve!

[@hillaryilinsky1009]

all politicians have their finger in the pot.these people that help politicians get elected are not doing it for nothing . they all expect something in return sooner or later.

[@James-ui4ed]

It’s the nice judge from Paula Abdul’s show 😂

[@christopherfeeney1962]

Judge Frank Caprio. He is a GREAT man!

[@patriots1930]

Frank Caprio.

[@williamrogers9004]

Hahaha, idiots talkin about car insurance rates, he probably ended up getting shot in the head by a gang banger, but cheap car insurance

[@chrisfinnegan8370]

The MEATBALLS , , ,

[@hillaryilinsky1009]

st. patrick was also italian.

[@letsgomets002]

He was the minor leagues compared to the NYC five familes.