How the Mafia Grooms You to Hurt People | Larry Mazza
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Larry Mazza is a former soldier, hitman and protégé of Colombo crime family captain Greg Scarpa who was also known as the Grim Reaper. Larry has admitted to murdering four people and has allegedly participated in around 25 murders. Mazza has since relocated to Florida and became a fitness personal trainer. He released a book titled "The Life: A True Story about a Brooklyn Boy Seduced into the Dark World of the Mafia."
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I tipped the guy who pumped my gas $5, the girl behind the counter who served me weed I tipped $5. Both seemed a bit surprised but I was feeling like a wise guy at the time. I’m broke now
Spend your free time like a wise guy and you won't be broke for long.
You live in New Jersey...?
My human, if all you could afford is a $10 tip off a bag of grass and a can of gas, life is not panning out well
@@borrago I have to play devil's advocate for this dude or lady, some states don't let you pump your own gas. That sounds absolutely crazy as hell living in the midwest but apparently on the East Coast it's a thing and some parts of the West Coast
@@borrago at my reserve, yeah they pump your gas..
People like this are why I make it a point to never disrespect anybody. You never know who you may come across in life.
That’s the way my mother taught me too!
Me too. You never know!
Exactly. One of the best traits or skills to have.
Is this your pen?
Not tryna talk shit or act like I'm better than anyone in any way, but I'm amazed that there's people who have to actually learn that you shouldn't disrespect people lol I guess it comes down to where you grew up and how you grew up
Of all the former mob guys, I find Mazza the most believable. He doesn’t try to spin the stories to make himself look good.
Exactly man, even guys like franzese doesn’t seem so honest about their past, they just want no more problems and more audience.
Mazza makes no bones about who he is
True
Facts
I agree. Mikey Scars too. He doesn’t self-promote at all
Real "former mob" guys would NEVER do this publicly. The ones who talk were never real to begin with.
"He wasn't gay, he was polished, and taught me about fine wines"
Literally came here to emphasize this point.
@@user-ms7fg6sd4j paulie jerks.
Hint hint
He was creative
A great line for a GTA game
Social media is wild. Now we get to hear these stories from the men themselves.
Yea we get to hear snitches
@@elmagnifico1 Pretty much, the only ones getting out are obviously all of the snitches.
@@elmagnifico1 so is that like bad in your perception? "Ooh im so manly, i do bad things and I'm loyal to low lifes who pretend to be important" is that your logic? Low lifes are low lifes no matter the appearance. disgusting ew.
@@elmagnifico1 No these are rats not snitches
@@elmagnifico1 Stfu lmao talking like you a tough guy from the streets or Mafia yourself. Go to bed guy.
Larry is one of the best dudes that i have ever seen interviewed. I mean he has this down so well. Even when vlad was interviewing him and was rushing shit a little bit larry would give his answer and then say "and we can come back to that." Lol dude knows how to carry every single type of conversation with ease
Vlad?
Well that's because vlad is a f*cn horrible interviewer
@@carpediem4512 djvlad
@@carpediem4512 exactly 💯
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I think this is probably the scariest part about the crime syndicate. Man is telling his story like a Sunday story going to church
It's merely a way of life for them at that point.
"For most of the guy's, killing's got to be a normal thing." - Goodfellas
He's telling his story like a slimy rat 🐀
You see people shaking and trembling like that in sunday church?
Title of the video
“How the Mafia makes trained killers”
Interviewer: would you say he taught you how to be a trained killer?
No.
😂
But in the interview Mazza tells you how he was "trained" to be a killer
2:03 "you don't have to wear those anymore" = "don't irritate the scary man" lol. Great video. He's a stand up guy.
I love the way he’s honest and brings up that being desensitized is a sad word to use but the right one. I get a certain feeling when I know I’m using a bad or sad word to describe myself I never though I would use.
Desensitized? They are just petty criminals who would hide in a fetal position if they found themselves in the sand box.
Of all these guys, and there are a lot now, Larry seems the most genuine, smart, likeable, humble. What a life!
Why do you and 50 others find it necessary to repost the top comment? These gangsters would roll you up if they caught you doing this.
@@yousnoozeyouloze WTF are you talking about? I just hope you brought enough of what you’re on for everybody.
Wears the headphones low cause he doesn't wanna ruin the slick back.
Absolutely
or he’s crocker
I love Larry, he always comes off like a good guy.
Fun Fact: Greg Scarpa Helped the FBI in finding out the Group who killed those 3 ppl in Mississippi (Mississippi Burning) in the 60s. He actually Killed One of the guys during his own intaragation.
Damn never knew that. That’s a famous case
No he didn't kill him, he cut his balls off... Then the guy told him where the bodies were. And it was the grand dragon that he did it to.
whats this story?
@@againstallodds6407 Lyndon Johnson got so pissed off at the kkk over the disappearance of the civil rights workers, he called in the mob. No shit. He had the guys tortured. A sitting president. I think they deserved it but hell, a president calling in hits from the Columbos?
@@Nofucksgiven22 I'm surprised. Lyndon Johnson was a KKK old-south democrat, a bigot to the core like all dems.
Larry: He wasn't gay
Carlo: Think about it Tony, sudden weight loss
Paulie: AIDS?
Tony: Nobody's got AIDS
Greg:...
"I don't wanna hear that word in here again!"
🤣🤣🤣🤣 fuckkin Paulie always got under Tony’s skin even when he wasn’t trying to
STOP LMAO
Fuckin nauseating if you ask me.
He was gay Garry cooper ?
I knew a mafia guy. Well no one knew he was mafia till he died. Just some old Italian dude who owned tons of property. Always carried tootsie rolls in his pocket and gave them to neighborhood kids. I'm kinda hesitant to mention the tootsie roll thing cuz I don't want to give him away. But he passed a while ago.
Mhm
@@ethan9605 mhm
St. Louis?? New a guy from the hill there. Your comment reminds me of him and a good story. Made guy.
Sicily?
Good for him...one less bad guy in the world👍
All these surviving mafia guys who are 60 and over look like 45 max, italian genetics must be godly
When they killed ppl they drank their blood
I’m Italian we have the best genetics my mom 65 she looks like she 35
Yup
I have Corleonesi blood in me, everyone says I look 20 and I;m 26 hgahaha. Long may it continue, my lion spirit comes out a bit tho when I keep getting FUCKING ASKED FOR ID.
Lol no. It because a lot of them spent time in prison. In prison theres not much to do but read and work out. They’re fed potatoes and rice. Cigarettes and drugs are extremely expensive so most stay away from them. They come out looking like they aged backwards.
It’s just like Larry said . Larry comes across as a nice man so it’s hard to picture him shooting people .
It’s interesting how many of the leaders in various organized crime crews are informants.
Mazza is the most believable of all these old wise guys that talk on podcasts now.
He’s polite, respectful, doesn’t glorify the old life, shows remorse.
Can tell he’s telling the truth and you can tell he lives with the choices he makes and is haunted by it
Good, these weak men should spend the rest of their lives accounting for the selfish decisions they made.
@@sampreece call him weak to his face
@@yushithesushi1625That would be rude. It's still weak behaviour. Strong men dont fuck each other over for self interests like a lot of these made-men. If you think me having the balls to confront him over it will change anything then you're not getting the point.
It's absurd how two-faced the mafia is. They keep telling you you're "family" and that they have your back and you have theirs and all that until you become an inconvenience, at which point you're killed without any remorse. It's baffling.
It's a crime gang, where the only way to enforce anything is through violence and you find it absurd that they're two-faced? Hahahahaha sorry but I find that quite amusing :p
not when you consider the fact they're psychopaths
@@Cenot4ph Worse, hypocritical psychopaths
Kinda like how any employer treats you, minus being actually killed.
Its the law of nature. Only the strong survive. The weak and useless dont survive long
Thanks
I can see the adrenaline pumping. I only notice it in people who experienced similar things in life. Big ups for getting out man, God likes a straight monster that chooses good over evil. Sometimes we lose that battle in the first half, but we can always grasp victory in the second half. Keep strong my dude.
0:56 adrenaline rush
Adrenaline rush for what? Y'all soft asf
@@kurtis3140 you sound dumb adrenaline rushes are not soft they can be used to kill a mf . What are you talking about .what's soft about adrenaline I don't get your point.
AMEN
Your not lik that foe😂
“When you start at the top of the ladders, there’s only one way left to go.” Be grateful and humble
Listening to Larry Mazza and Michael Franzese makes me 100% sure that Sammy the Bull is a perfect Sociopath.
They're all gangsters, but Sammy was on another level.
Ive always gotten that feeling from watching sammys video's. Like he's a cool guy but don't get too close you know?
Sammy doesn't have a heart. He'd kill his mother to save himself. He is absolutely psychopath.
@MAKO 🔥 DIRECTSALES CUTCO he served 20 years wdym he walked free lol
@MAKO 🔥 DIRECTSALES CUTCO Sammy got put a couple years ago after doing 20 years for that drug ring he had in Arizona. He didn't walk free at all...maybe for his invoking with the mob, sure but not the drug business.
Guys, read Sammy's book "Underboss". It is so interesting, a ton of great stories and how it all went down with killing Castelano and Gotti taking over.
These guys are always so well spoken and respectful. The average inner city gang member nowadays is the exact opposite type of personality
When you have no opportunity, lack of school funding and over policed neighborhoods that tends to happen, I don’t know why you think mafia thugs are respectful, you’ve been watching too many movies.
Imagine championing snitches that aren’t even liked anymore by their own gang members. You’re a clown
When you want to say the N word with a hard R but can’t, you say “inner city gang member” instead
@@blazaybla22 looool
@@mavstrike5947 Wtf are you saying all of those things apply to me where I live and grew up fool
I appreciate you keeping the questions pertinent and concise and just sitting back and letting him shine.
"He wasn't gay...."
*Skips a beat.*
"He was polished. He was the first guy to teach me how to drink wine...."
Somehow the gays got in past the brain blood barrier...😱
The mafias way of recruiting sounds very similar that of the military. Get em in young and impressionable.
He refused the hospital blood because he didn’t want AIDS . He had his crew donate blood. The one match is aids positive. That’s karma
Maybe just bad luck. Sharing needles is such an easy way to get aids. You share it with one guy, 1 needle. Now you got aids, now you give another guy your needle and now he has aids.
@@therealhoodiehaxeus true but out of everyone he’s a match with a guy that has aids? That’s more than just bad luck.
yup got dementia aswell
Occam's razor. Simplest answer is that the dude was gay. He didn't mind Mazza banging his wife.
You don't realize what you are in until afterwards, I didn't cry till a week later.
"He wasn't gay. He was the first person to teach me how to drink fancy wine." .......Thas kinda gay
Could be wrong but I feel like that part was an analogy for fine women? Hahaha
"Pauly used to decorate everyones house and had the best sense of style. No way he was gay"
1:08 That moment of regret.
My dad was a urologist in south Florida and he took care of two brothers that were capos in the mafia. They were incredibly nice and you would have never known they were mobbed up. Never judge a book by it's cover.
I would love to hear more about the specific rules to follow regarding how to dress, tip, etc. to “ look the part of the wise guy”
You wanna play "Don" Fanucci? :D
You can tell with the voice, the way he cleanly and succinctly goes through it, the shaking hands. This guy is the real thing, telling it like it was.
alcoholic as fuck
@@sjondeeg7158 If he's an alcoholic he'd have had something to drink before the interview so he wouldn't have the shakes.I take it as him being kind of anxious, not trying to sober up.
@@utewbd nothing wrong with it. Those headphones mess up his hair..
Way he wears his headphones says enough
Good tip, instead of taking aspirin or something similar before you drink; drink a glass of water between drinks or for every 2. We get headaches because alcohol dehydrates you ;)
"im not a hitman" yet still puts hitman in title lmao
That is what I was just coming down here to say lol.
Gotta get them clicks. For what it's worth though, this guy probably did do these things. Some interviews have guys who are complete frauds.
Hitman.. enforcer, green lighter.. there all the same thing, but the hitman's title is more significant
Getting a normal job and working your life out takes far more guts then any of this criminal bs. These people are narcissists and sadists among each other
I agree
The Sicilian Mafia and it’s American offshoot are awful organizations… that being said, it’s very ignorant to say what you just said. Criminal activities contribute significantly to the economy whether you like it or not. Rhode Island’s most corrupt leader turned the entire state around while being affiliated. Life isn’t that black and white unfortunately
It really is.
Man, you know how many times I wish I was a hot woman to sell my booty and feet pics to make money so I don’t have to do this 9-5?
I’m currently trying to practice furry art porn so I can supplement my income and save for the future.
I sure as hell don’t have in me to rub elbows with these awful corporate America lowlifes, so I’m looking for something much easier thst pays well.
@@steverogers7601 thats great, the furry community is a thriving one with plenty of money to spend.
I disagree. This life they have chosen isn't for the faint of heart and has it's toll on a man's health. There's a reason why few of them ever get to live a long life. ''A candle that burns twice as much lasts half as long.''
Dude you have no idea how ruthless Greg was. You gotta let larry tell you
The mafia is like the military. Men, mainly young men follow orders of old men. You keep your mouth shut, you do your job and you are an asset to the team. The mafia often is represented as just criminals however it is more than that. The mafia is a masculine outlet for young men where they can exercise and showcase their masculine tendencies as well as their darkside. It gives young men and all men a sense of belonging as well as a mission. Military veterans often miss the military and or combat due to their lifestyle while the clear objectives, missions and orders. Many men in life live quite the lives of desperation aimlessly. It is simple psychology why men are drawn towards the mafia. It is a highly masculine organization regardless of societal norms and standards.
Its cool that this guy can actually talk about some of the murders he was involved in. Not saying it's enjoyable to hear about but it gives more authenticity to what I am hearing.
He white
@@shaquiller2648 He's Italian.
@@shaquiller2648 You're right, white people obviously don't kill. Never happened in history, ever. You need to have a certain percentage of melatonin in your skin in order to unlock your violent tendencies.
@@space_audits So white.
@@THISISLolesh Negative. Reducing people down to a color is how you subtly take away their heritage, culture, history, etc. The way we've been taught to view people as colors destroys all parties involved because they end up forgetting who they truly are.
Literally gets finished telling about how helped set up a murder.
“You don’t have to wear those”
😅make him comfortable as possible.
I’ll tell you what. My family is Sicilian and there is a switch that you don’t switch. I actually feel bad for some of these guys that had it get switched. Sometimes the best people are the worst people. Praise God He can change us all!
Amen. My family is Mexican and the old Aztec blood thirst just resides deep within us.
@@Rabiiid yep. That sin nature is there.
You can tell by the fact that he doesn’t know how to wear headphones that he’s a real G
He's telling the truth look at how much his hands shaking
You start out stabbing tires, then when you are used to the stabbing motion, they have you stab humans
Bern’s is one of the best steak houses in America he is not lying
I wanna know what he was about to say when he says "even during the war the dementia was kicking in, we'd be out..."
Greg telling him to make the tire flat was a true test like he said the next day when greg saw him he woulda known as soon as he took one glace at u if he was built like that and he woulda killed him at the drop of a hat Greg was a fox
Just finished LM book. Good read!
Larry wasn’t trying to mess up the hair doo with those headphones
Imagine Larry as your grandpa, the stories at christmas :D
No he's uncomfortable telling these stories, don't romanticise this lifestyle.
Love that he won’t wear the headphones on his head in order not to mess his hair up true G
Would love to hear more about the way they were groomed to behave. He said that there was a way he dressed, moved, tipped etc.
With utmost confidence, showing respect to everyone yet accepting nothing less for themself, etc.
@@keithmarlowe5569 that seems about right.
Larry seems like a great guy, great storyteller, but you can tell he has that switch if you pissed him off.
"Hes not gay, he taught me about fine wine"
I know right lols
Headphones. The struggle is real
So much for Omerta
Always remember every SAINT has a past and every SINNER has a future.
As a nightclub/stripclub bouncer, lemme tell you criminals of all kinds are some of our favorite customers cuz they DO tip well.
The smart ones know not to cause unnecessary hassle, or bring attention onto themselves
Larry don't want his hair fucked up by those head phones
This needs more likes hahaha
@@anthonypierre4999 fasho 😂
Hahaha 🤣 Dam I couldn’t stop laughing when I read this
Lol getting blood from a guy named Pauly pumps 😂😂
Can’t make that shit up. They weren’t calling him pumps for his bench work, thats for sure.
This guy trying to wear headphones is hilarious. edit: at 6:19 LOL HE PUTS THEM BACK ON?
☑Track suit
☑Says 'forget about it'' allot
☑Strippers
☑Caddy or Lincoln with large trunk
= wise guy....
Forget about it
@@johnthedon1566 😁😁
These guys in these video's they always say how they were nutured into violent crime, they never ever say that deep down they just wanted to hurt people.
Them headphones were kicking his ass
Paulie Pumps LOL. I love the street names above all else.
thanks for the tips!!
I found people outside of the west, can SENSE gangsta/killer aura. Never disrespect someone, you have NO idea who that person is.
Seems like a good guy, all things considered
Being a monster doesn't get you far in the world.
The whistle on this guys voice is crazy
A nice bedtime story to cure insomnia. 😬
So they were bad, but other mobs have much scarier killers. This is almost kind
WHERE CAN I WATCH THE FULL PODCAST?
He doesn't want the Cans (musician code for earphones) to mess up his coif. lol.
never have I seen a man struggle so much with a headset.
How is he not in jail for giving clear admission to heinous crimes.
State witness would be my guess
Ether did the time and ah free man he can talk about it
@@errthangbyrell3011 Nah, did some reading. He cooperated with the Feds, turned state's witness, and gave them all kinds of information on the Colombo family.
@Something Something, Username that's worse than time served, dude kills lot's of people an just because he's willing to roll over on people he gets a free pass? Doesn't excuse what that person did at all to me.
Statue of limitations or rat or did time life is only 25 yrs minimum
Larrys the man
Maybe the tipping thing is an Italian thing because my dad and grandpa always tipped and taught us to tip well. My grandpa used to say, "You like to get paid good, don't you?" So, I tip well, and I tip almost everybody. I'm not a bigshot, and I'm not a wiseguy by any means, nor do I want to be a wiseguy. I was just taught that way from old school Italians to be generous to people who serve you. They remember you and treat you better from then on. We go places now, and servers who have known me are always extra nice to me and my wife. She doesn't even know that I have made relationships with these people no matter who they are when she isn't with me. It's just a good way to be. Plus, I used to work the bar scene in the city when I was younger, and we all hooked each other up in the places we worked whether it was free drinks or skipping the lines at the door or whatever. When my wife and I first started dating, we would go out on the town, and I wouldn't spend a dime. I didn't have any money anyway haha. She thought I knew everybody and was famous or a bigshot or something. Nope. I just knew all the bartenders, bouncers, door men, and hostesses at all the bars downtown, and we looked out for each other. Those were good days.
"...hurt people when they had to be hurt..."
The more of these Wise Guy videos I watch, the less I am able to comprehend how they can function day to day with such odious consequences always hanging over their head. I get that there is a code of honor about not hurting civilians and families. But, to my limited insight, it seems one could run afoul of some bad people even if you yourself did not step out of line.
Anyway, thanks for this video. It is a fascinating view of a closed world.
Some were forced into the life, others embraced it...
who wears headphones like that? wear them or dont
The etiquette so ingrained he won't ruin the hair with the headsets
the way you do these interviews is wild and I never would have noticed had I not synced my lights up. You have ex-mob criminals confessing horrible crimes in front of a gold and white back drop which is heavenly while you're in front of all red. Which is the opposite of heavenly. What you are bringing out of these reformed guys is cursed and horrible memories, from now reformed men. That shit is wild.
He doesn't think that much, I can promise you that. If he comes across as a smart guy to you, you may be in trouble... or disabled. If it's the latter, I'm sorry.
@@MrEazyE357 not cool... very funny.. but not cool... God bless ya
Nice attention to detail, intentional or not. Speaks more to your observation skills!
It’s funny how the FBI destroyed the mod then turned on the rest of us to keep their jobs. Funny sad, not funny haha.
Mans asked if he got high from alcohol and aspirin 😂
The Mobster so concerned about his hair, he didn't properly put the headphones on. lol
yo a real sweet heart ova here whacking people
I got your book. Larry fantastic really really good you are a good person ❤ from Scotland
"Paulie wasnt gay! He was well dressed and groomed and drank fine wine!"
How are they able to talk about these things without repercussions? Honest question
Depends. If you’re talking legal they’ve usually confessed at this point or it’s stuff that falls under the statute of limitations.
If you’re talking from other mafiosos, they’re a lot quieter now. As long as it’s not disrupting their current business I don’t think they care as much.
So you dig the hole first then you do the hit…
Hell of a good interview.
All mafia guys weren’t “like that”
It's a shame they never taught him how to use headphones
He never had the makings of a varsity radio host
Damn I tought he was in his late 40s👍🏼
Great freaking interview