The Mafia Member Who Single-Handedly Murdered 200 People

[@billiebleach7889]

That poor guy who was selling vacuum cleaners got killed by these vicious animals. Imagine trying to make ends meet by going door to door hoping to sell a vacuum cleaner and you get killed by those bloodthirsty monsters. It’s truly heartbreaking.

[@Sucksuphere]

How would you like to have these fellows mad at you ??? No thank you i say !!! 😊😊😊😊

[@dianecharmainboucher5103]

Animals only kill for survival they don't kill maim rape and torture for pleasure and/or greed. Humans do. Stop insulting the animal kingdom by comparing psychotic deranged humans to them. Geez. .

[@smoothjon4794]

Shut up

[@Akubra123]

yeah and this very crimiinals became snitches and now the have their own platform on youtube, like this francese, disgusting

[@Reformed10Studios]

awwwe poor baby, oh hey guess what youre to a mfing animal..

[@ElijahClark-it2rt]

Been looking for this video for ages!!!! Thanks for bringing it back!!

[@christerknutsen8031]

Who cheats on the daughter of a mafia boss??? That's asking for it

[@ceasarwright7567]

Heck you have to be stupid to marry a boss' daughter . 100% sure it ends badly LOL

[@aarenfourever]

​@@natural9743 Only an arrogant jackass would do that....THEN think he's going to get away with it!

[@EndingSimple]

The practice of sin effects the whole person, including their intelligence. The frequency of sin and the seriousness of it degrades a persons intelligence like nothing else does. "Their foot shall slip in due time."

[@skratchvideos4968]

They feel pleasure, power, and intelligent by thinking they have one over on their spouse and superiors. A lot of mobsters are not known to be very intelligent along with being self centred.

[@joshuabullard828]

I said the exact same thing. Like what did you really think would happen? The biggest crime boss of the most vicious crime family in America and you cheat on his daughter and expect not to get merked?😂

[@donaldyoung7362]

What's funny is that this same documenty has been on here for over a year and this channel is just finally getting to it. And it still always gets over 100000 views.

[@Cj2o]

Where is this documentary originally posted?

[@GarryAldridge]

@@Cj2o😅😅

[@HILAL19564]

I know this documentary for more than 10 years. I was seeing this thumbnail but it's usually this docu.. And I don't like when they use actors for a documentary it's not a movie they should use more real pictures

[@bobymox]

Forget about it!

[@donaldyoung7362]

@@Cj2o I don't remember, it was a long time ago. I just remember watching it like a year ago.

[@benlowe644]

He was definitely not single handed. There was a crew of serial killers working together.

[@labyrinth75]

@@n-yw6xo Way to not understand he was pointing out the incorrect title.

[@Madmen604]

Kuklinksy, The Iceman, was one of those killers.

[@labyrinth75]

@@Madmen604 That's debatable. Kuklinski made those claims with no evidence to back it up. Kuklinski did what a lot of sociopaths do, he lied constantly. Many former mobsters from that time say they never met him or knew him.

[@joea67]

Iceman killed zero people for that crew or any Mafia crew. He was not in the Mafia nor working with them. He had a brief encounter and was pushed out of the porn business that's about the extent of it. There is 1000's of hours of tapes and rats who not 1 put him at any mob dealings. He was a delusional, serial killer that's it.

[@Userunknown0010]

​@@labyrinth75idk buddy if he wasn't somebody involved they wouldn't have had him poisoned himself when he was being forced to testify against sammy then he suddenly felt ill and was down. He was legitimate

[@mauriceachach3351]

This is what happens when a serial killer happens to work for the Mob.

[@lakanron640]

He was a made-man in the Gambino Family.

[@pauliedibbs9028]

I think DeMeo was more of a full-blown psychopath, he mostly did it for money/power... but Tommy Pitera was a serial killer; he would study books about murdering people and more importantly, he kept trophies*

[@jackolson9462]

Surprisingly ,he wasn't hired by the US government.

[@jonance93]

And Pride Pantry asks, would you like to add an "ANDRE" to your order 😜😁

[@tommyriam8320]

@@jonance93 _'Pantry Pride'_

[@77sinner]

You know you're a killing machine when the mafia has to kill you for killing too much. 😆

[@magdalenamezydlo6150]

lol

[@jefferycampbell8724]

Big Paul had him killed because they thought he'd rat!

[@joecascade5105]

Dildoes

[@dianecharmainboucher5103]

😂😂😂❤

[@maddenGoD759]

Yeah what this guy said. Dildoes​@joecascade5105

[@jubjub7101]

I live in NJ, and when I was in grade school they had a homicide detective come in and warn us about becoming a criminal. He brought in a skull and a shin bone that had axe marks in the bone, supposedly they had washed up on the beach somewhere local and was from a criminal who had been killed and chopped up.

[@uttasyda9746]

Or the fire chief bringing us to burn 🔥 unit and morgue at hospital to see charred people and remains during grade school because me n summa my pals lit off fireworks in bathroom and the paper towels in trash caught on fire and burned 🔥 up nearly a 1/4 of the school!!he explained to us at hospital this is what happens when u think arson is funny,we weren't caught but our whole class had to go we were in 5th grade!!😮half the class puked

[@walterfisher9795]

What a great documentary. Keep up the good work.

[@knucklesandwich6117]

NYC was absolutely fucking crazy in the 70’s

[@douglasbrown1194]

Tell me about it, I lived there, but had a great time there, best decade, disco on every corner, night life great.

[@sunriseboy4837]

Just remember Frank Serpico.

[@karaamundson3964]

So many amazing mob documentaries--I never thought I'd be so fascinated by such gruesome stories, but here I am!

[@nancywright2680]

I agree.

[@johnnapier1892]

me too

[@davidcerullo7976]

Why is the background music so loud? It is quite distressing.

[@davidcerullo7976]

I have unsubscribed.

[@adrianzilic5753]

Bye bye​@@davidcerullo7976

[@GIBBO4182]

That escalated quickly

[@overlord5580]

​@@GIBBO4182😂😂😂😂

[@leedsinshetland]

Did you throw your TV out too? Music is on everything, has been for decades, low and loud. But hey, enjoy where you end up,. ​@@davidcerullo7976

[@thedude4672]

He didn't do it single-handedly. He had a whole crew.

[@charlesharper7292]

I think it was Murder Inc.

[@terry_willis]

DeMeo doesn't look like a killer or Mafia guy. He could be your next door neighbor. Scary.

[@michaelblankenau6598]

Yes . Very honest eyes . That’s why I call witch hunt .

[@petesaria-hf1xh]

All mafiosi looked like your neighbor or favorite uncle.

[@samT1227]

To me DeMeo looked like a typical mobster from the 70's and early 80's......I had an Uncle that actually looked and kind of acted like DeMeo, he died of old age though, maybe about 10 years back.

[@BuffyLynn]

Pretty sure Sammy said this guy was a total serial killer who enjoyed it a bit too much. Pretty bad when another mafia hitman feels the same was a ruthless killer😮

[@odbwukillabee3957]

When Paul Costellano put a hit out on Roy Demeo, he first offered the contract to John Gotti, he turned it down. Some say it was out of fear and respect. He then offered it to Sammy The Bull Gravano, he told Paul to give him 2 weeks and he would have an answer. He needed to do reconnaissance but couldnt lock in on Roy because he was in hiding. Ultimately, it was his own crew that was able to take him out.

[@pauliedibbs9028]

Lol... Smegol is no different than Roy; he just had less hits and didn't dismember bodies (at least that we know of). They both killed for the money.

[@6140LIBRA]

@@odbwukillabee3957 Sammy The Snitch Gravano

[@odbwukillabee3957]

@@BuffyLynn Holy shxt, he does look like smegol😂

[@adamfreeman2348]

The bull gravano? Yes he did. He told the story a couple of years ago. When de meo was talking about killing a bunch of old people for no reason. Gravano realised the man was off the rails and his crew needed to keep an eye on him.

[@RebekahMcLeod-m7z]

The devils minions. Thinking they have power but are being controlled themselves. The depths the human psyche reaches never ceases to sadden me.

[@martinmummert5614]

Your comment is spot on!

[@jamesmaybrick2001]

@@martinmummert5614 Only if you think histrionic nonsense is good. The guy was certifiably insane. You dont need to invoke bronze age mythology.

[@spikenomoon]

Demonians

[@conormccormack7841]

Race

[@Tavoous]

Great documentary. Great screenwriting. Great storytelling. Great narration. Great background music. Splendid. 👏👍

[@normankato]

Colin Tierney is so good at Narrating 👌🏾

[@Andres-v7r2h]

Noo that is actor anthony hopkins

[@ThomasJones-sz3sx]

@@Andres-v7r2h It Is Colin Tierney, Look At The Credits!

[@Reformed10Studios]

Sounds stupid as hell

[@sharonbland9061]

IF is a very big word.

[@nancywright2680]

@@Andres-v7r2h you’re right

[@derekstocker6661]

Amazing documentary, thanks so much for this, amazing story and one that basically has no ending as so many of the victims will never be found or identified, ever.

[@richbrake9910]

Do not know why anyone would want to become part of a crime family. You either end up dead or in prison...

[@whitemountainapache3297]

Davey Hunt. Stevie Hunt.

[@asniffer6532]

Those people lived and grew around those people, same neighbor, they were almost ''family ''to them, even if a deadly one. If you hear some of the stories, most of them tell how they grew up looking up to them, the flashy car, money, how the mobster adults would pay the kids from the street money out of the nowhere to buy candies, clothes or even help their struggling mother and father..They were pretty much groomed from childhood to join the Mob. Also the perspective we have from watching how much murder and how gruesome they were it's a very privileged one. Back then there were no documentaries about it to inform you the chances of getting multilated, shanked, shot or choked to death were pretty high. Back then at that time, all you knew is someone went missing for some days, months, then those months turn into years, and most just think they moved cities or literally ran away. By the time some of them already joined the Mafia without being aware themselves will get killed for the slightest infraction that they are not even aware of like we are nowadays. Our vision of the Mafia today, is WAY WAY WAY more detailed than what them themselves actually knew. If you got to grow old as a Mafia man back in the 80's and 90's , you were lucky because those were the most violent years, specially with the release of crack and cocaine into the game.

[@williamhermann6635]

Temptation.

[@sunriseboy4837]

The reason DeMeo wasn't brought to book sooner, was because it suited the FBI's purposes!

[@stevearkie5722]

Lazy FBI

[@Oilfieldscout]

​@stevearkie5722 na...just lacking integrity.

[@Iamfree1962]

Would not be surprised if the FBI or other Law Enforcement did not have a Whitey Bulger relationship going on with the "bad guy/s". If you know about the Boston Whitey Bulger case then you will know what I am talking about. I lived around Boston in those times and remember the unending news about the Bulger's and how it took forever to get them and their associates...except a lot of their associates were law enforcement and FBI.

[@davidpeters3857]

Can you elaborate ?

[@sunriseboy4837]

@@davidpeters3857 Rather than rely on YT stuff, read up on the FBI.

[@AriG134]

Single handedly is an overstatement

[@davidmuir7711]

Dial the dramatic music down please. It is distracting.

[@ricci.92703]

Thanks!

[@thinkforyourself2109]

Interestingly, he started as a butcher, which would desensitize him to killing. "He who is cruel to animals becomes hard also in his dealings with men" - Immanuel Kant

[@jamesmaybrick2001]

Butchers arent the ones that kill the animals. They arent cruel to animals in any professional sense.

[@thinkforyourself2109]

@@jamesmaybrick2001 Retail butchers don't kill them, true; I am referring to the ones who work in slaughterhouses who kill the cows and pigs. But a retail butcher carves up dead animals and thus would also be desensitized to their suffering. The same desensitization occurs when killing humans in a routine way. They are seen as objects to be dispatched, dispassionately. There are plenty of examples of this in history, eg death camp workers. It has been called psychological doubling, where the killer is a decent family man or citizen but also kills for a living or is part of a genocidal force.

[@Seattle206723]

The Aura of Roy Demeo continues to grow!

[@rael5469]

200 people would make him the most prolific serial killer in history.

[@peternagy-im4be]

Was probably closer to 20 in reality

[@rael5469]

@@peternagy-im4be How do you figure that?

[@MFBURNS7909]

Samuel Little

[@samT1227]

Those numbers aren't too far off, and each member of DeMeo's crew (The Gemini crew) had between 30 and 80 murders EACH. Lots of the victims were car thieves that knew too much about DeMeo's operation.

[@aaronduque2484]

Iceman was over 200 so not the most prolific but definitely one of the worst without a doubt

[@TeleuhaChhangte]

From his early years while he's still in school he started loan sharking in smaller amounts and afterwards he started killing when he's older, he was a serial killer, only money and killing fill up his mind to the brim but he died in the end just like one of his victim 😊

[@rickjason215]

I had a girlfriend on Albany Ave in Brooklyn, right around the corner from the Gemini Lounge. I used to walk past it countless times. I didn’t have a car. I knew girls who would go there to hook up with gangsters. I thought that they were wannabe gangsters. I had no clue what was going on. I never went in because going into bars where nobody knew you could get you into a fight.

[@HoguerLuzan]

HEY kislux !! I have been watching you for years and im so proud of where you have made it! I love you so much! Also thanks for making my day

[@Acemechanicalservices]

Imagine going to church at the Gemini lounge

[@odbwukillabee3957]

The guy they have as Roy Demeo looks more like Nino Gagi

[@TheTVisions]

Yes, not good casting it rarely is in these Mafia docu-dramas.

[@thomasking4031]

You’re right. And the guy playing Joey Testa looks more like Demeo

[@HILAL19564]

True.. And the vacuum cleaner salesman really looks like a Cuban hitman 😂

[@williamemerson1799]

Turn down the background "music".👍🍻

[@stevearkie5722]

Adds more drama .

[@petesaria-hf1xh]

I like it, shut up.

[@williamemerson1799]

@@petesaria-hf1xh I know. I'm just a whinny ole bich that likes to be able to clearly hear the words in a documentary instead of dragging fingernails across a chalkboard and banging on chamber pots.

[@twobarrells]

@@petesaria-hf1xh I dont,you shut up.

[@FPL_Reyluis]

The bit about the Cuban coke deal where some tasty jungle gets dropped is 🔥

[@kathycaldwell7126]

Great content and research-highly regarded. Infinite commercial breaks however.

[@jonathanlee5185]

👍The cinematography here is pitch-perfect in capturing 1970s New York: washed-out denim skies, dirty orange-ochres and copper-coloured brickwork, askance camera-angles of cubist bridge-structures and lowering buildings, and long, slow, gas-guzzling, angular cars. Even the cops come across as bass-voiced and gritty 👍

[@johnschoen703]

Askance camera angles? You are really full of yourself, that was a cringe over dose description , my face is red for you, you definitely used every 50 cent word a Yale freshman could.

[@Pennyburn1688]

You need to get out more matey.

[@vladimpaler9274]

😂

[@LewisSkeeter]

The music is a pain in the neck.

[@sjs74]

No kidding. I stopped watching about five minutes in.

[@Christopher-ix3ct]

Like your mum

[@ElPerroGrandeNessi]

It's actually smooth af lol

[@shellyraymond4337]

It’s too damned loud!

[@jaycompany4886]

U know it's the 70's when u see a cop with a cigar...@ 22:16 or so.

[@asimhusain8087]

Yeah a lot of mustaches and less tattoos most people were skinny

[@thurstonpowell8687]

After I heard about Andre I stopped buying hamburger from Pantry Pride.

[@6140LIBRA]

😆😆😆

[@coyleigh]

I would guess a lot of people stopped buying their meat from Pantry Pride.

[@HILAL19564]

You've never even been there

[@aaronjohnsheppard5745]

The music is tearing up the flesh-how loud it is!

[@redcloudshaman2509]

I've also had to fight with many of these video's to get the sound leveled. Depending on what device you're using, I suggest to go an modify the sound settings on your device. Good luck to you!

[@aaronjohnsheppard5745]

@@redcloudshaman2509 Thanks for the advice, I'll try that :)

[@tonysoprano8750]

Turn the music off and the sound effects its annoying i would like to hearthe story thats it

[@MarvinHall-hz7ez]

Reatha Sites/ Stearman, Michael Stearman, Mark Immel, Ron Corbett, Cory all did meth, along with Jamal Cooperson all military Vets connected and get money to attend Universities at OU, CSU in Edmond, Oklahoma. They are all Satanists and tried to kill me in Oklahoma and Denver, Colorado. Barry Koeller is a major cocaine dealer with these others who kept me from jobs and kept me as a prisoner iin false imprisonment for over 40 yrs. In OKC, Del City, and Denver, CO. Barry sold cocaine to Edreis Mohmand for several years through Colorado Meats off 52nd and N. Washington.

[@NickiesAdventureChannel]

Exactly what I think … absolutely ruins it

[@SeamusMcGillicuddy0]

The infamous, Roy deMayonnaise. 😎

[@ryandonovan5205]

The actual dump back then is nicer than the actual city of NY today 😂

[@UndergroundRaww]

You sound like a jealous chicagoan

[@lindawoods7610]

Disturbed individual!!!

[@Wombah-rc6zz]

Earlier mobsters found a very effecient way of causing "disappearances." They went into the dog food business because it wasn't checked ! So fido would end up chomping on whoever!

[@onthestreets8369]

Used to live near the old Gemini bar location. It is a church now and the area is mostly Jamaican. No more Italians.

[@TimeMariner]

😢

[@sleepthoughamostqruelandde1116]

Love the cinematography!!!😊😮😊💯

[@DBEdwards]

I lived in Flushing Queens for 25 years in the 1960's. Several neighbors kids were killed in drug trade. I went to Wall Street to make my criminal money legit.

[@michellemiller7992]

A well made doctor, thanks

[@thedarknessunderneathpodca6366]

He didn't single handedly murder 200 people. Nobody claims that. That's his entire crew. I spend years on this and an inaccurate channel gets more hits while immediately getting info wrong.

[@woodrowbarstad4549]

incredible police and legal determination. thank you

[@leonplynn]

Lol a studio apartment in Canarsie now goes for 2500 a month. You can find that same landscape today in Long Island City. (Also some truly great diners.

[@Aubreykrendale]

Hold demayo.

[@gaticusx2933]

😂😂😂😂

[@iVyiVy1593]

27:59 I’m assuming the tactic was to scare the rest of their enemies. People ordering special hits to be done a specific way might be one of many reasons their style was so vicious.

[@Jiggy77jc28]

How many of these 'Gangster killers' would be able to stand a chance in a 1 on 1 fight, no weapons, no backing just 2 guys toe to toe, not many I bet

[@sparrowprince3432]

Honestly, you’re mistaken. Roy DeMeo was extremely strong, physically. So was Sammy the Bull at that time.

[@terry_willis]

@@sparrowprince3432 So that's why you pop em. Not Greco Roman wrestling.

[@Smitty8131]

Go find one and find out lol

[@Jiggy77jc28]

@@Smitty8131 lol, I tend to not associate with criminals, but if I ever do I will let you know 🤣🤣

[@HILAL19564]

A lot of these mafioso's were tough as nails. And a lot of them were in teen street gangs starting out with their fists

[@James_Bowie]

Great shots of places and cars from the era. They really add to the story.

[@soterobahia]

There is one in Brazil who murdered 429. In Netflix it is possible to see the story

[@krm8494]

Please explain the thumbnail. What does the CIA have to do with the video? The background music is too loud. You probably chose normalise. Big mistake.

[@UndergroundRaww]

The CIA controls and directs organized crime - for the corporations, that are owned by the banks. We should know who owns the banks.

[@davidpeters3857]

He is ripping off content

[@bradkarlzahn-bp6jx]

As the late great Dominic Montiglio referred to it....the "horror hotel", the Gemini Lounge. His stories are some of the most captivating I've ever heard... even having gone back YEARS with these guys... you're always a lil sketch going to pick up the weekly envelope for Uncle Nino...can you fahkin' imagine? And thank you beyond words for your Honorable Service, Dom..... 🇺🇲🗽🇺🇲🎗️🇺🇲

[@corgeousgeorge]

Born and Raised in Canarsie, it wasn't that bad, the mob pretty much kept the murders to their own people. I went to JHS with Testa's son. When Testa got got, they pulled got him out of his class in the middle of the school day, whole bunch of cops showed up. They kept it pretty quiet considering.

[@johnbronski]

A lot of car thieves never got paid.

[@DiscoBoogieNJ]

I remember back in the 80's. My aunt telling me Roy was a distant relative. Before all these stories came out. I don't know if he's related by marriage, blood or if she was mistaken.

[@Notfiveo0]

“He was more than a loan shark, he was an entrepreneur.” And here I thought being a loan shark was the top of the food chain.🤣😂

[@raygordonteacheschess5501]

My late father had some type of muffler-shop franchise deal that was connected to some mobbed-up auto-theft ring run by "Tom and Roy DiMAYO," two names I heard a lot in my living room, but never had the honor of meeting. My late mother was Anthony Mirra's girlfriend for three years (he never laid a hand on her btw), and I once saw them talking in my building's driveway. I went up to him (I was ten), introduced myself, asked him what he did for a living and how he knew my Mom. He couldn't have been more polite, saying they were friends and he was in business. "Nice meeting you, I said," walking away satisfied after having confronted one of the most violent mobsters in history. Thanks to YT, I'm learning just how mobbed-up my family was. Next I heard about Mirra was when he was found shot in his car in a parking garage. Mom and I posited that maybe the FBI had him killed as she didn't think he'd have trusted Pistone so easily. I guess we'll never know.

[@boarhog1979]

How could you verify this number?

[@helloworldrio]

The background music is so annoying 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@TomBoy-tw6qc]

Roy Demeo cold hearted killer him and Nino

[@michaelblankenau6598]

I looked up the word evil in the dictionary but his picture wasn’t there

[@samuelgarrod8327]

Because dictionaries don't have pictures, not in civilized nations anyway, but in America maybe.

[@michaelblankenau6598]

@@samuelgarrod8327 You obviously don’t know much about dictionaries… or what constitutes a civilized country for that matter .

[@coryondreako8227]

Lol

[@cjsaunders72]

Very good story & well told

[@ronwade5646]

Drop the background music!

[@2373stevieb]

I love how the NYPD is taking credit for causing big Paul’s assassination. Castellano was assassinated in an hit that wasn’t sanctioned by the commission. It was carried out by John Gotti and his crew for numerous reasons, Roy DeMeo not being one of them.

[@bishopundead5478]

The title is misleading. Roy had a crew of 2 other men. He almost never killed people by himself.

[@behindthen0thing]

That's what I said

[@sparrowprince3432]

lol 2 other men. It was more like 5-6. Perhaps even up to 10 at one point.

[@peterc8021]

You don’t pick the mafia the mafia picks you

[@JayLouie-g7j]

I watched this video years ago. They just package it under a new name.

[@pobinr]

Music's too loud. Intrusive & swamps out what's being said at times.

[@littlered4122]

I grew up near Roy Demo. Very high end Long Island Town on the Water. Not only was this area filled with expensive homes, everyone had expensive boats in their backyards at their private docks. Allot of people do not know that this town also had the house of Carlos Gambino and Joey Buttafuoco.

[@SeamusMcGillicuddy0]

@@littlered4122 Who’s Joey Buttawhoco ?

[@gaticusx2933]

Sounds like a neighborhood full of animals

[@texanfournow]

The music is louder than the narration. This channel needs to sharpen its production skills.

[@davidpeters3857]

He is ripping off original content

[@Guiltless765]

Surprised they haven't done a movie about Roy.

[@georgecollord7650]

Full limited series. Expand this documentary. Fascinating and entertaining don’t begin to describe the appeal.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

These actors may be just a bit too old now, always thought Lawrence Monoson or Erik Palladino would fit quite well though as DeMeo.

[@TheTVisions]

@@LarryFleetwood8675 Good picks, Monoson is spot on.

[@georgecollord7650]

@@LarryFleetwood8675 Either could fit looks wise. Which one has the better ability to project, understated charismatic evil? The real Demeo had the ability to convince his crew to take part in and enjoy his heinous acts.

[@michaelgoodheart7958]

Read the book murder inc.

[@bobmop2841]

"In 1980, cars destined for Kuwait" --> shows a Volvo 850 first produced in 1991... yeah

[@hisuijin8038]

This guy was in GTA , NFS and Hitman before gaming even existed...

[@DonnellOkafor-r2d]

Go away kid with your corny video game bs

[@MagdalenaNelles]

Sickening.......

[@RealSpaceHobo]

Finally a real narrator and not AI...🙂

[@davidpeters3857]

This doc is over ten years old 🤡

[@sparrowprince3432]

Roy DeMeo wasn’t just a ruthless killer. He was also a top earner. He was the brains behind a lot of the schemes to make money.

[@pjuggle]

Roy was cunning. I read he figured out where pharmaceutical companies shipped their samples which their reps would pass out to doctors and would hijack the products and then sell them to pharmacists.

[@vincentfernandez7328]

God bless these policemen that take care of us. They are angels.

[@spiroclimb2523]

There's people who do bad things, then there are people who God turns over to a depraved mind

[@earthstewardude]

But did he get his picture on the cover of "Guns & Ammo?"

[@karenroot450]

Geez! The real Live Dexter!!

[@jackhammer8563]

This is no different than the federal government in 2024.

[@seansmith7462]

200 is exaggerated plus he had a whole crew of killers. Pittsburgh Strauss had the most kills by himself

[@vario2664]

Actually, the suspicion is that the number was even HIGHER, as complicit crew members and other associates who copped pleas could only do so if the number of homicides was low-balled.

[@austinpowers1999]

He was like a Tootsie Roll lollipop. The world will never know.

[@TerminalKitty]

​​@@austinpowers1999 hey tone, did ya hear what I said? I said he's a tootsie roll lollipop! Heh heh

[@southie3177]

@@vario2664you think the numbers were lowballed 🤷‍♂️😂🤷‍♂️. Seriously 😂

[@vario2664]

@@southie3177 I don't think you comprehended the point: that in order to cop a plea the murders you admit to have to be of a number that is less serious than the crimes committed by people the law is seeking to convict with your testimony. Also, what drove the DeMeo crew's homicide numbers through the roof was the fact they entered into contract murders that had nothing to do with the mafia, something very unusual for their era and very difficult to trace due to the absence of others in the mob that would even have knowledge of it. And add to this the sadistic practice of routinely murdering late night riff raff in the Gemini Lounge just in order, in the words of Gravano reiterating what DeMeo told him, "to keep his guys sharp". HAHAHAHAHA....

[@pjuggle]

The wise guys on my block on Court Street Brooklyn told me that Roy would eat pizza or even a meatball Parmesan hero while chopping up bodies and he bathed in vinegar after to destroy any evidence (gunpowder, hair follicles, prints, DNA). Sometimes he stunk of vinegar you knew what he had been up to. Roy’s theory was no body no crime. I also read that the crew would often times put the body pieces into a 50 gallon steel drum, seal it, then crate it and ship it to a connection overseas. The fact that he maintained a family man image while committing such horrific crimes is horrifying.

[@NealFry]

Hello Hayden Panettiere & Brian Hickerson.

[@swifty_tube]

That makes sense. Mafia had the garbage removal racket. Bodies literally went in the trash.

[@danieljones8587]

I'm gonna go get the papers, get the papers. 😁

[@jamesjohnson8727]

😂😂

[@NickiesAdventureChannel]

The music ruins this documentary

[@davidpeters3857]

He is ripping off original content

[@chashue6032]

Corruption is corruption, no matter where you find it. What is troubling is how people view such bad actors differently, depending on their "station".

[@appolop8273]

All Italian sickies, what a lovely community.

[@scorpio5165]

I wonder who can play mafia figures in movies like Robert De Niro, Joe Piccis, Ray Leyota, and the other older actors we watched in the 90s nowadays.

[@ABeautfulMess]

Everyone in the Mafia is a bit bent, my Stepfather included but Ray was his own breed..serial killer isn't strong enough..

[@bobgillis1137]

psychopaths

[@geriatricmotorcars9516]

Piece of work

[@angelaberni8873]

I read comments first. Whenever i read about loud annoying music,i immediately skip such video's. So thanks for telling us.❤

[@davidpeters3857]

He has ripped off original content

[@TheBmco99]

Roy was literally licensed to kill till they all started thinking deeply about it what he could do to them