The Mobster Who Snitched on Crooked Cops-Tommy Dye (Part 1)

[@patrickskehill5589]

This is the best episode I've ever seen. What a story.

[@seeker6369]

Yes

[@thehonestrealtor9070]

It's all a lie, but they keep posting it.

[@ubuntu6929]

you can tell this dude is super legit the way he is calm, recalls faster than a computer, and is super calm and collected with slight outbursts of rage. but only when telling certain parts of the story. he either act like he remembers the person acting, or genuinely describes his response, and that response is raw as hell. lol. great interview! his name recall is ridiculous!

[@thehonestrealtor9070]

@ubuntu6929 just about everything he said was a lie, go read the Chicago Tribune article on him.

[@vickievitali9184]

Read up on this guy. He is an accomplished criminal and liar. He lies about everything.

[@hotstepper1649]

@@thehonestrealtor9070it’s comical to see people’s comments calling this guy “super legit” and “the real deal”. I had a gut feeling he was fos when he said he witnessed a M done by Frank Calabrese and that he met up with Phil Leonetti. Sure enough, he’s a conman who has lied under oath many times.

[@brobsty1856]

​@@thehonestrealtor9070 The cops didn't "jack him off in public"?

[@Stahlgewitter]

​@@thehonestrealtor9070Riiiight....believe the Chicago Tribune. They still are around, you know. They don't want to give any credibility to anyone who wore a wire, still.

[@sams.4761]

Mark, I discovered your channel just before the first lockdown when the pandemic started (March 2020), and since then, I religiously watch every new uploaded video daily (they humble me every day, and make me even more grateful for my life, than I already am). I have always been a compassionate person, it's one of the things I instilled in my kids from the day they were born, and it's the part of my education I'm probably the proudest of. But your interviews have taught me to be understanding to even those I don't necessarily agree with or understand (child molesters, dealers, mobsters, KKK leaders etc.). Your videos taught me, that we're all just human, and everyone tries their best with what they have, and are able to give. And I wanted to thank you for that! I don't like to put people on a pedestal, but in my humble opinion, you are up there with the Mother Theresa's, Ghandi's, Martin Luther King's, and the likes, because your work spreads empathy, compassion, and therefore love. Thank you, thank you, thank you! With love and my utmost respect, from Paris, France

[@shaker_rt123]

"As it turns out, I was in my family's restaurant working when Jimmy took his last fatal dive into lake Michigan" Savage

[@jeff7764]

No it isn’t

[@3ZN357]

@@jeff7764you seem like a contrarian cornball

[@spaceace4613]

You seem like type of guy who sits down to take a piss

[@makaveli087]

@@spaceace4613 To *pass* a sausage in his ass? To Send *a Salami* to a boy in *the Army?* Yeah - Agreed.

[@shaker_rt123]

@@spaceace4613 you seem like the type of guy that doesn't know how to spell

[@Riptide1976]

What an incredible story. Can’t wait to watch the Part 2. I hope you have him again!!!!

[@acooper7675]

KZbin's community guidelines are trash

[@stekla2871]

Stupid rules that don't make sense.

[@LwandileDL]

What happened?

[@Oddity00]

@@LwandileDL They made the uploader silence the audio for a few minutes in the middle of the video.

[@Wokeisgone51]

Oh bc we're all little commie , liberal children that should not be exposed to that thing that's called TRUTH

[@nospoon4799]

I think they remove videos to reset the comments as sometimes many people start exposing many things in the comments section. I have seen it a few times. One particularly interesting one happened a few weeks ago in a video on forgotten history about the Oklahoma bombing. That was one one of the most explosive comment sections I have EVER read. The Clintons did not come out well and I personally learned a whole lot about what was hidden from the public just from the comments.. Then it was gone.

[@Alyssaluv22]

I love when they’re telling the experience with no interruptions - (not that you ever interrupt them or anything)

[@davidsummerville351]

One of the best episodes ever. Thank you.

[@SarahSpinks-g3q]

The part that is censored is about Carl killing his wife.

[@GG-cq3yh]

I'm guessing the Butch Petrocelli murder is in there too. Saw a clip on Tik Tok, so came here for more info, and there was nothing here about it.

[@Kevin-Spaceballs]

🙏

[@silaslizzie43]

As if all the other killing is good for the KZbin censorship mafia.

[@mwervin1s]

Thank you

[@mikethecan93]

Absolutely the best mafia interview on KZbin period

[@decapitateallcops3214]

No

[@brianmartin3070]

Check out Gianni Russo interviews. His book is the best book I’ve ever read. Technically he wasn’t in the mob but he may as well of been.

[@TheJayTex]

@@brianmartin3070associate?

[@KyleShade]

My first girlfriend had an Irish mother and an Italian father. Their fights were legendary. One time in the middle of one the mother looked at me and said “do yourself a favor and don’t marry into these people, they aren’t like us.”

[@CommonContentArchive]

Nah, racial prejudice is nothing to be proud of, or to recommend to your kid. Judge the individual. There's good people of all backgrounds. Especially nowadays, "Irish" or "Italian" is basically meaningless, since "Irish" or "Italian" typically means "my great-great-grandparents were from Ireland/Italy". Not too many people fresh off the boat nowadays, and you aren't getting much "culture" from the g-g-g-grandparents filtered down through generations

[@SugarBear-xq3xc]

It’s not prejudice if you have evidence. Prejudice means to pre judge.

[@BrianWitty-l3l]

@@CommonContentArchive

[@krishenderson9597]

Love these interviews!!!

[@curtlawson7882]

Maybe in your family. But we honor our ancestors by remembering.

[@yasminx999]

“They’re all the same people. They just dress different.”

[@dubzy8334]

The first swub I cried to . I have watched 100s of your videos and felt extremely empathetic towards all types of people. This mans story for seon reason stung more than others for me. Ty mark .

[@Czechbound]

Well done for turning your life around, Tommy. You did bad things, but you paid a heavy price. You're the man you are today, not the one who did those things. Keep on keeping on. Hello from Prague. CZ

[@K9Schaferhund]

Absolutely riveting and moving. Truly a standout among your work, Mark. A heartful thank-you!

[@jeff7764]

lol riveting 🤣 cringeworthy comment

[@panchri]

Those glasses can't fool me, Jigsaw.

[@spe-ex7sz]

LoL

[@s_a_r_a_jd2204]

My first thought when I saw the thumbnail. 🤣

[@steevenguerra6083]

@panchri hello, panchri, I want to play a game...

[@BlockchainMoney87]

Lol in Chicago we have to blend in lol

[@nancywright2680]

lol

[@vicmonte1302]

I meet this guy at San Diego Central Jail Medical Unit early 2000s. I told him what was his story because paperwork did not make sense. Now I know why. Other inmates called him Chicago, quiet guy the way he carry himself. Did not care because I tried to talk to everyone as a human and could not care what the charges were. Never under estimate a persons ability and who is capable of whipping your ass.

[@butcher1010]

That's how we are here you have 2 ears 2 eyes and 1 mouth for a reason..

[@frankie6756]

@@vicmonte1302 he was a rat,did you respect that?

[@jasminrivers5887]

@@frankie6756yeah cause he was ratting on COPS

[@frankie6756]

@@jasminrivers5887 NOBODY likes a RAT,NOBODY!!!!

[@GG-cq3yh]

@@frankie6756 on dirty cops, absolutely.

[@andreday4875]

I thought I’ve seen it all but I’m in awe of this man and his story. When he gave it to you raw at the end, you could feel quite literally this is exactly who this man is and it was gripping on every level of human in the essence of humanity.

[@binkyboy8]

I feel like Jimmy didn’t break his neck “diving into a lake” lmao

[@judytinker3392]

I wonder how his neck got broken?????? LOL

[@darylmixan8170]

Dude wasn't there but he knew exactly what Jimmy was doing the last 2 hours of his life

[@SarahSpinks-g3q]

@darylmixan8170 Because , Jimmy's gf was there and ended up telling the police.

[@GuerreroGamez]

I’m so naive¿ 🫠 or half asleep watching this

[@Waikiki1976]

I'm still processing how a Chicago mobster had time to watch Spaceballs~ Little Shop of Horrors or Ghostbusters and how he so quickly recalled Rick Moranis's face to compare it to the FBI Org Crime agent. He has a very high IQ. Loved him and every second of this interview.

[@CelesteApodaca]

"I think they teach boring demeanor at FBI school" LOL

[@ubuntu6929]

its true. they are boring. they are generally super nerds that dont mind a fight every now and then. interesting, non interesting people. lol

[@jimbeam7160]

@@ubuntu6929 Yeah...but...virtue many times is ordered, rather than disordered. If it's disordered it's diabolic. Just watch the movie "Klute" starring a young sexy Jan Fonda. Donald Sutherland plays the detective. He plays that repressed, anal, authoritarian personality well. Remember, the authoritarian does not like disorder, non conformity, emotions. They are un self aware but smugly dedicated to conventionality and seem stuck in a Freudian Oedipus complex (heavily identifying with a masculine authority figure out of fear). When emotions become repressed or suppressed....a lot of life is squeezed out of experience to keep things conventional and predictable. Behind this personality is anxiety, fear, and the fear of disorder-entropy. They don't like surprises. They are controlled. They are not spontaneous. Emotions are spontaneous. They are good at rage...usually a volcanic bubbling suppressed rage leading to over the top punitiveness (they were punished and humiliated as kids). Without them, society would be like the streets of LA, Seattle, and San Fran (total chaos, fear, suspicion, and stealing with thuggery). They are weird, robotic, and controlled until their power trip isn't reciprocated with submission. They are as dangerous or more so than any organized crime gang.

[@cassiemerritt5099]

This man is an incredible human being. Everything he says towards the end of this video he means. You can just tell, especially if you're a person who has also done things you wish you could change... I hope he is doing well and is actually living his life, the way he wants to now. I definitely wouldn't mind living next to him 😉 And I'm going to watch part 2 now!

[@MilkyWayGalaxyy]

Mafia guys are afraid of cops. Just goes to show you how bad cops are. I know from personal experience that cops are the biggest criminals on the streets.

[@hangingon]

This is one of the most fascinating stories I have ever heard. Amazing

[@sarahjackson2302]

His story is his last. We know this. Thankyou for sharing. You’re a brave man and hey never be afraid of a quick. You’ve done and said what you can and want. I’m sure lots send love

[@mattr7529]

So very moving. Thank you Mr. "Tommy Dye".

[@aliwooz913]

Damn getting 25% of collections is HUGE for that time

[@iKatieUndead]

I wish I could track down what mob my grandfather was fleeing from when he left ohio. My uncle spent almost 50 years just trying to find his birth certificate only to find gramps changed his name and DOB in fear the mob would come for his kid. These guys have some of the most amazing stories but since they were the last generation to keep their mouth shut i cant find answers from anyone who was around then.

[@fizmath935]

Do a DNA test and hire a professional genealogist.

[@Eric-fb2wp]

What did your grandfather do? Was he a rat?

[@iKatieUndead]

@Eric-fb2wp no. Its my understanding he was a gopher and mainly handled the cars they would use. Whoever told him to drop the car off are probably the ones who told him to drop off this car put a bomb in it but for some reason it ended up that this mob guys son was in the car when it blew up. My grandfather, concerned he would be blamed, grabbed the weeks old baby and got the hell out of dodge

[@jasonscott7988]

Probably the Cleveland Cosa Nostra family, they were pretty powerful back in the day. Or Danny Greens mob who went to war with the Cleveland Mafia and kicked their asses.

[@johndesalvo7738]

Youngstown and Cleveland were pretty big in Ohio

[@wesleypipes5673]

I don't know what was edited but I'm glad I watched before youtube stuck their grimy fingers in the punchbowl. Get bent youtube

[@busterbiloxi3833]

I like KZbin. They show these videos so stop complaining.

[@EvilLandlordAccountantMan]

@@busterbiloxi3833 bot detected

[@michelefortino3233]

This was riveting…thank you.

[@williamwalshjr8979]

This guy is the definition of solid

[@Doodoobrownisintown]

We already watched part 1 upload part 2 please 😊

[@Doodoobrownisintown]

​@@wesleypipes5673 I read it after i wrote this comment but part 2 is out now pretty interesting stuff

[@pauliedibbs9028]

This is the most motivating story I ever heard on this channel, or even platform for that matter.

[@Thebassguru84]

Absolutely love these!!

[@northofeden1802]

This dude is quite the orator he even knows how to frame the his heinous and Immoral behaviors in the right light for the listener.

[@MinesBiggerThanUrs]

What a story man. This was so intriguing. And what a funny thing to say “same demeanor, I think they teach boring demeanor at fbi school” 36:05 lmao

[@discodan2265]

What he says about the Judicial system at the end is so true. Guilty until proven innocent. The world is a stage.

[@tonybelgiony2884]

"You guys are Mickey Mouse as fuck!!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@dillonhurst2729]

This is so fucking awesome, almost unbelievable!! Wow , thank you both for this , I'm from Chicago and I have been through hell in my life but it can always be worse!!

[@davidjackson2115]

Great. So whens the movie coming out.

[@CForged]

One of the best outfit story tellers. I’m sure he has a lot more. I’d like to here about Frank Cullotta who was friends with Spillotro

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Cullotta was a cheap thug with a great Chicage accent.

[@rachelsvideochannel]

I'm born and raised on the Southside of Chicago and currently working in Downtown Chicago. This man's details are legit. Growing up in Chicago, "If you know, you know." My grandfather a WWII veteran told me some crazy Chicago stories too. We all know the Chicago mobsters run downtown Chicago and City Hall is corrupted and Chicago just let's it happen. My father taught me growing up, in order to survive in Chicago you have to stay out of certain neighborhoods and never disrespect anybody especially when your alone. Chicago is just a crazy place, there's not one day that passes by in Chicago without me hearing some crazy shit happening here.

[@DavidEJacob]

Back 35+ yrs ago the Chicago cops were the best, I’d get pulled over for speeding on the Kennedy, fold a 20 under my drivers license hand it to them, and off I’d go with a “have a good day sir!”

[@MrEricepstein]

We need part 3 and 4

[@cbearz-ul7fl]

Incredible!! Great speaker too

[@Dankasaurus6]

I don't think I'm lying where I say that the streets were safer when the mob took care of things instead of the police.

[@angelavastarella9630]

Another great interview Mark.

[@janetpersons7647]

Amazing storytelling

[@verg4469_]

i was wondering why the views were so low this is good shit

[@TopSecretInformations]

The viewers are too obsessed with that dude who thinks he's a she & calls himself rebecca.

[@JesusHernandez-ri6yg]

I honestly have NO clue why people watch those ive never been able to watch a full interview from him hes a douche bag and hi can barely make out a sentence ​@TopSecretInformations

[@CommonContentArchive]

It's a re-upload of an old video, and it's only been posted since 12 hours ago. What do you expect?

[@GavinDuncan391]

Wow! One of the most powerful and traumatic things I’ve watched on this platform. Wish this man nothing but the best 🙏🏻❤️

[@robertverduzco1613]

Why? He murdered a bunch of people snitched on everyone and you wish him nothing but the best??

[@MoIotov]

Thank you for sharing your story Tommy

[@monique6391]

3rd!! Hiiiiiii Mark! Thank you for all you do!! ♥️♥️♥️

[@cfp11]

Great interview.❤

[@Alex-ho1wf]

Why’s the video go silent at 54:10

[@dustyrhodes1655]

Almost unbelievable if it wasn't documented...wow.

[@patrickmokaraka1138]

What a farrkn solid story my man your a legend brother farrk that shytt getting caught up with all that bullshit and 22 years jail take care my bro your out now heart breaking story

[@DreamersDisease88]

Grand avenue Crew. I was cell mates with Paul Koroluk at Cook county. He was a very good guy helped me out a lot while I was there. Didn't tell me too much of what he was doing on the street but he didn't let me know he was a burglar. He got sent down state I think you got somewhere around 20 years.

[@KatieK-hy1or]

This is gold

[@zoecoote3746]

I would really love to hear about what he did regarding changing the death penalty and the other things he did prison that he wanted to talk about further.

[@javierjalisco17]

I don't think I should go to Chicago anymore....

[@microbet.4081]

Oh no, no please come we would love to have you. Just don't cause no problems(don't go looking for trouble), and always remember to be aware of your surroundings as that's the first rule the manual titled :How you live a long life in Chicago AKA HYLALLIC (par manual in situ Manual). We have a truly amazing city that has lost so many amazing places that I myself have witnessed over the last half a century(so I can only imagine how many that I didn't even know about as well), but I'm glad to say there are still many square miles of amazing places, and things are always changing so it's sad, but wonderful at the same time as there are new places that are amazing, but still some of the old places were unbelievably magical even. Like a single rose in a vacant lot(Credit: S.King Dark Tower). Please come, and see for yourself!

[@seeker6369]

Man,you did it.....❤

[@ClevelandRocks216]

The take away is "you don't trust the gangsters, but you REALLY don't trust the cops"

[@deanlowndes4647]

That's the most powerful story I've ever heard

[@tonycamaj7243]

This guy should be a movie producer.

[@scottweitz]

Incredible story

[@IgweVII]

“We don’t have bail” my blood went cold

[@rehamibrahim3437]

"If you r in life then you have to come to realization that u can’t trust anybody and that everybody there is for the dollar " very heavy but true 👍

[@npwind]

What an incredible journey!!

[@rachelprideaux4225]

Lived down the street from Dalys mom. I can say this is 100% true.

[@shyamlynn243]

Is 'part2' a re edit of the part 1 re edit? This must be part 4 lol

[@fernandocalifornia]

It’s part 1 again 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@NN-ht1lp]

Thanks Mark.

[@robertsliger1439]

I am just in aww with this mans story bravo!!!!!!!

[@Grandview6613]

Why? Because he claims to be a scumbag?

[@jeff7764]

@@Grandview6613agreed

[@JamaalBaylis-xp8gh]

I’ll listen to his stories all day he seem kool asl

[@micahpengra1532]

Someone needs to make a movie off this man's life story and everything he went through

[@jeff1130]

All my family came from sicily..... A lot of my family were in... My grandfather and my uncles Would give you their shirt off their back. But you knew better not to do Them wrong.. They always told me when I was a kid.Keep your mouth shut and mind your own business.

[@lukeslotton]

Incredible interview Mark, this is one of my favorites!

[@dantedlp3000]

This is one of the craziest stories I’ve ever heard it’s crazy what the feds can do to u if they really want to get u

[@blissbliss3531]

love these Mark...

[@joesullivan8861]

I never thought I'd say this, but there are some solid lawyers in california....bless them for fighting his fight!!... simply amazing how he truthfully tells at the near end about how bad the prosecuting office of Chicago was during that time and look at what they have in office now!!!!!

[@JohnnyYounitas]

2:10 🇮🇹🇮🇪 most common mixed backround in NYC too

[@RmBastable]

That was an amazing story

[@TimothyDilley]

This interview was really fuckin great.Watched it 3 times.They don't make guys like Tommy anymore.

[@ckennedy1973]

Tony spilotro was the inspiration for Nicky Santoro in Casino

[@MattiasSvanberg1987]

Everybody knows that.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Amazing! You're the only one who knows it!

[@alanboots1106]

Facepalm

[@deVrieco]

“some poptart” lmfao

[@andreday4875]

Wow. Just wow.

[@loandbehold7750]

Just incredible..

[@magneto8002]

I think I watched this already.

[@kattnoll]

You definitely did cause I think I did, too lol.

[@WristyPlum]

I love the way Tommy describes the physical appearance of people haha!

[@sonnycalzone7784]

A hump lmao pop tarts

[@mwervin1s]

This guy is VERY likable!

[@higgaroc]

Irish/Italian combo is always such a mess

[@p.m.williams3142]

😂😂😂

[@valeriewinters8472]

Very very interesting.

[@philiproseel3506]

That was a hell of a story.

[@Roboticdoughbull3k]

Goddammed incredible story, likewise program you got here. Thank you.

[@daniels.3062]

I'm saddened that the Feds would toy with man's life like that. The government is despicable sometimes.

[@grune7881]

Not sometimes, every time.

[@silaslizzie43]

The government is despicable but not this guy speaking so casually of murder?

[@brownjatt21]

Man, I wish I could hire this guy.There's like ten people that owe me money lol ​@silaslizzie43

[@Sahelienpro]

The real “Saul Goodman” 😅

[@christopherturner4675]

Part 1.2?

[@leslieduh106]

Omg his story is wild !!!

[@rcsnapon2132]

Best ever

[@littlemanscorner1718]

Is this guy for real? Or is he chicago version of John Alite

[@stekla2871]

I love this.

[@wantobeaprincess]

Amazing

[@facetoface2966]

Is it just me or does anyone else have a hardtime seein him being a maddog killer and fighter goin around beating up people, making ng them crap in their pants and,colllecting and the phrases he says tellin his storys is werid..Im not sayin that he didnt do the things he is sayin but he just doesnt fit the script