Driving Tour Philadelphia's MOB Ties South Philadelphia | Boss Executed on 10th & Snyder (Narrated)
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- This special segment is dedicated to the brief history of South Philadelphia's Mob Ties. All information discussed during this driving tour is public information and can be found on the world wide web. Toon takes you on an in depth tour in the American Italian community of South Philadelphia.
Wharton is a neighborhood in South Philadelphia. Its boundaries are difficult to ascertain; the City of Philadelphia states it is along Wharton Street, west of Pennsport, and east of Point Breeze.
Lower Moyamensing is a neighborhood in South Philadelphia. It is bounded by Snyder Avenue to north, Oregon Avenue to the south, South 7th Street to the east, and South Broad Street to the west. It is served by the 3rd Police District, located at 11th and Wharton Streets.
Passyunk Square is an up-and-coming neighborhood of brownstones and historic, narrow "trinity" houses. Affordable housing and diverse dining options attract hipsters and young professionals alike. East Passyunk Avenue is lined with vintage shops, gastropubs and Vietnamese pho soup spots, as well as cheesesteak rivals Pat’s King of Steaks and Geno’s Steaks. Outdoor street festivals are popular here during the warmer months.
Driving Tour Philadelphia's MOB Ties South Philadelphia | Boss Executed on 10th & Snyder (Narrated)
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Snyder Avenue @1:15
Salvatore Sabella
Was the very first Mob Boss of philly .. I know a member a family member of his Blood Line .
And Salvatore Sabella was also the Boss that took Angelo Bruno under his wing and brought Angelo into the ratckets ..
And it was Double Ott Buck that was used on Ange not bird shot .
Capa nigero .
It was an off the record Hit but it was between nigero and well scratch that thing under your lip .. he wanted to control Alantic city ..
It was C4 what I heard. . New papers and cops lie .
Guy....hire a fucking narrator.
@@LUCKYB.; Yeah right, they all say that!
Note: Philadelphia had earlier mobsters like “Roccobene” and “Sabella” However this video focus’s on the mobsters from the 1980’s forward. Specifically focusing on the area where “Bruno” was killed, and forward. Sorry if I did not discuss other chapters of Philadelphia’s MOB History. Thank you🙏🏼
Merlino was just recently in the news. He offered to let Trump know how they cheated in the election, in return for a pardon, or immunity, for all of his crimes. Seriously, look it up.
On a side note, all of these guys also have ties to the Scranton / Wilkes-Barre area too.
Some of your information is incorrect. You must also understand that the Philadelphia mob was first associated with the Gambino family. Bruno was close with Carlos Gambino but after Carlos Gambino passed away Bruno Iost all of his power. And remember the turmoil in the Gambino family with Gotti killing Paul Castellano. Vincent the chin Gigante did not like that Gotti hit because Vincent Gigante was close with Paul Castellano. Gotti didn't have the okay to kill Castellano by the commission.
So Gigante tried to kill Gotti but it was unsuccessful. Therefore I believe Vincent the chin Gigante went after the Philly mob family to take it away from the Gambino family since Castellano was killed. Perhaps maybe the Gambino family and Genovese family made a deal that Vincent Gigante take over the Philly mob and place Nicky Scarfo as the Boss.
But it was Joey Merlino's father who was Scarfo's underboss and it was Joey Merlino's sister that Salvie was to marry.
John Stanfa was the driver of Bruno that night and was in in the Bruno hit. And remember later on Vincent Gigante made Stanfa the Boss of Philly.
I also believe after John Stanfa went to prison Vicente the chin Gigante made Joey Merlino the boss. It's the mob commission in NYC that puts those Philly bosses in power. Joey Merlino can't just make himself the boss. The commission have to approve him as the boss. You can't just take over the Philly mob and appoint yourself as the boss. The commission in NYC that Lucky Luciano created years ago appoints the boss in Philly.
New York always had control over the Philly mob. Only people who don't know mob history don't know the Philadelphia mob and the Chicago mob is apart of the NY commission.
Me gustaría vivir en philadelphia a pesar de todo me encanto Pensilvania es preciosa Dios bendiga ese lugar tan hermoso si puedes ayudarme te lo agradecería en el alma 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@tommydtv i was damn near raised by harrys nephew
One more thing bro, Brunos house was the first one next to the 7-11. You drove right past it. He was in a car outside of his house, not on the corner of 10th and Snyder. Pause the video at the 5:10 mark. It is the last house on the left and there is a red Nissan parked right outside of Brunos old house. Any questions about South Philly let me know. I grew up there my whole life.
I thought the same thing. He's talking about Italians on 2 street too. Not too much of a SP guy.
It looks like his block has changed a lot since Bruno's death. I remember seeing the images on the news and wouldn't realize it if I drove their myself.
@T 215 goddam hipsters
939 Snyder
You're right
I am a 65 year old South Philly man that grew up and was best friends with most of these wise guys...made guys....every guy and girl I knew involved with the Philly Mob back in the 80's wanted to get out, but there was no way out for any of them. They were stuck in a mouse trap and just like a mouse they were already DEAD...and they all knew that this was true
My Italian blessings to you sir🙏✝️🇮🇹😉🍕🍝 I lived on Fernon st between 8th& 9th st😎 some of the greatest times and food in my life ever
That's the sad truth for all criminal organizations. It helps keep them loyal to a degree also helps them overcome their concius for the crimes with the reconciliation of "I had no choice". Still some rats will fight for their freedom and some beat the trap. Making deals and grabbing the life lines they where thrown.
some went to dover . that how i became friends with the three brothers
Hey bro ...
You are literally riding my whole young life out in your vehicle today ..
My father was born on mercy st..
Most of my family was at 9 th wolf
And a part of the mob ties ..
I grew up in with some of those guys in my house ..actually it was cool as a kid but got scary as I grew up ...
Cause they weren’t nice guys
Cold as ice and I knew it ...
Anyway my father s passed now
So I can speak of it some ..
Thx for the tour ...and the Phila memory ... it’s been 12!years since the passing of my dad .. I haven’t t been back... peace
RIP to your Dad. I was born in Philly but moved away when I was 5, so I don't remember much of it. My Dad passed when I was 11 - I'm in my early 30s now. Keep ya chin up. Stay strong. Much love.
Home
Sweet home. Seriously can’t wait to move back. Never felt more comfortable no matter how dangerous it is
You drove up 7 mobsters streets. You drove up Johnny gongs Cassasantos house, you drove up John John Veaseys house, you drove by crazy Phil Leonettis house, you drove up frank gambinos street, Fat jamsie Rinieris house and most importantly you drove by block. Btw you passed friendly Lounge at the end of the video. Skinny razors bar. That was on the movie the Irish man
This guy don't no what hes talkin about....def.got his info off ppl. That read books and that r obsessed with that life..smh. No idea
When I was little we lived on the 28th block of Taylor St. It was between Somerset and Cambria. I went to school at St Columbus on Lehigh Ave. Then we moved up to the northeast. I would love a tour of that neighborhood. So many good times
Hi, I live in Ireland. These videos are so interesting to see real American Streets. Thank you.
Not all streets in America are like these.
Also..
Hood, I believe, is slang for neighborhood.
I live in this neighborhood and I watch a lot of "living in ireland" videos. One day, ill get to the motherland.
As someone who is interested and has read a lot about the Philly mob, but never been to Philly thanks for putting this up. Really cool to see the real area where all that stuff occurred.
You got to come to the City of Brotherly Love there are people in the city that have real love in their hearts and will show you just plan on putting a few pounds you're going to eat real good here😉🍕🍝😎🇺🇸🙏✝️🗣 cheesesteaks wit fried unyunz😋
Get on RUclips and hit Angelo Bruno's funeral you will be amazed and get chills from the church bells ringing and all the Italians at the church🙏✝️🇮🇹😉😎aye YO!🗣GOOMBA
You passed angelo bruno's house at 934 snyder ave. And south philly was not all italian. We had black, spanish , italian, irish and slavic/ jewish neighborhoods.
Toon, Excellent video, of my old neighborhood. Mr. Bruno knew my neighbors knew my Dad. Enjoyed this video immensely. You did your research and I so appreciate that. Many will try to sensationalize South Philly mob, most of the guys back in my day knew someone connected.
Love these types of videos and other crime videos that happend in years way back thank you toon 👏👏
Thank you very much mam for your kind feedback and support. Hope you have a beautiful day ❤️
Excellent video and story... I've never watched anyone else tell their viewers the street names and the neighborhoods like you do. Great work.
I love watching these tours. You always say the name of the Streets.
Thanks Toon, I am Italian and really loved this South Philly tour, and your mob history narrative!
Thanks for stopping by to share your thoughts. I really appreciate it!
I grew up around here ! my poppy had ties, he was known by CUTIE, I wish he told more stories before he passed but watching this brings back good memories
Joey Merlino lived in S. Philly on Jackson St. Between 8th & 9th St. I know cas I lived across the street from him with my ex. Much later on down the road my cousin married Joey's elder cousin. Joey now resides in Florida and is doing well.
I kicked his ass
Whos your cousin
@@5eviexe466 did you ?
WTFRU talkin about🤔💭❓
Wow 😳! People say anything for clout, but ok! Just Worry about the💉 🥴💊💉 on ur block! Or better yet ask urself why are they on ur block and not in Kenzo? How did the proud ☘️ Kenzo become and open air drug market🤔💭❓
Florida would be a great spot to broker big drug shipments.... not that he would ever do something like that.. (◔_◔)
I grew up in South Philly at 21st and Moore and graduated from Southern (Class of ‘76) at Broad and Snyder. I was always told that Bruno was hit because he was reluctant to go full force in drug trafficking. The underbosses hit him and it was supposedly not approved by the Gambino crime family, out of NYC. Chicken Man Testa was blown away when he opened his front door and a bomb ignited. I also attended McDaniel Elementary and Vare Jr. High. By the time Joey Merlino arrived on the scene, I’d left the city and enlisted in the military.
Since I live in Philly, I LOVE these kinds of videos! Thanks Brother!!
Thanks for the support. Have a good day!
I grew up on 12th and Federal. My father knew him well. I miss Philadelphia.
I am 41 and grew up on 12th WHARTON my whole life
Great tour! You passed by 5 of my former addresses too.:) Nice to see the hood looking so good. I've been a Philly Tour Guide since the 90's and loved doing Tours of SP, specially pulling up to Pat's & Geno's in my carriage. Looking forward to checking out your other videos, thanks for doing what you do. ✌️🙂✌️
My family immigrated from Italy through Ellis island New York during 1910s, the old ways of the mafia died in the 50s my grandfather told me the honour and respect was lost every killer for himself, he was very close to some very high figures. I miss him 🙏
Thanks for sharing your story. Have a blessed day!
You to bro love the work you do out in the streets. You will be well rewarded in this life and the next.
great narration! its like listening to a book on audio! great job!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the positive feedback! Have a great day ❤️
You a doing great work my friend. People need to understand what is going on ! Thank you
Thank you very much sir! I appreciate it. Hope you have a great day ❤️
Great story teller.... Enjoyed listening & watching your videos
Show the neighborhood that the "fresh prince of Belair" is supposed to be from. Lol
It's actually a real nice area.. it's a family oriented black neighborhood in west Philly around 49th st
@@goodjawn610 Your location info is wrong. Will grew up in Wynnefield on/in the 5900 Block of Woodcrest Ave. He lived on the street that bordered the rear side of Dimner Beeber Jr High School. I know this as a fact because I grew up on/in the 5900 block of Malvern Ave. that bordered the front side of the same Jr High School. I'm closer to his father's age and don't really remember ever seeing or meeting him, but we do know a whole lot of the same people and families. Will grew up and became very famous a few years after I had left and joined the Military. It was a very picturesque neighborhood back in the day but due to time and neglect, it no longer appears as it once did.
Yea its not too exciting. South philly is nice too
That footage is actually, from North Philadelphia...not the West
West Philly
Joey use to be up Richard Allen handing out turkeys with ram squad
Thanks for sharing your knowledge! I appreciate it :) Have a nice day
yea into he find out tommy was a rat
@Jonny Sandtrap Mine too..At Broad and Girard when I was sixteen
In the beginning where your going to Angelo Bruno’s house it is the first house Next to 7-Eleven and is considered a Historical Landmark in south Philly
Thank you buddy! I appreciate you commenting and sharing your knowledge. Have a great day!
His house was denied a historical location in 2016.
Www..npr..org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/03/17/470874685/committee-rejects-philly-mob-boss-home-as-historical-landmark
Back when they killed Bruno,the 7-11 was Meat O Roma
Salvie Testa was actually supposed to marry Salvatore Merlino's daughter (Joey Merlino's sister). Salvatore Merlino was actually the underboss at the time and he took it as a sign of disrespect.
He said he wouldn't marry her because she was to ugly lol
That’s not true..Maria Merlino was pretty girl..it was Nicky Scarfo who said Joe Rugnetta daughter was too ugly..
I was going to point this out, but since you already did, thanks.
i did a visit to the Bruno spot myself... he had a residence at 934 snyder... pretty sure he was shot in his car outside his house... the house had a sign on the front door about not bothering them... iconic location... great vid brother
Wow that is awesome! Thanks for sharing the valuable knowledge... hope you have a great day
Old school South Philly Italians watching and thinking let me shut up! Lol
You are where I grew up today. Left South Philly when I was 30. Strong mob in the area from the 1960’s through the mid 80s.
Bro keep it up! This is different and oddly entertaining. Im a firefighter here in Philly. It would be cool if you can somehow put a minimap in the corner showing the overhead map view of where you're turning
Good Job !! Thank you for taking the time to do this. Very interesting on the history .
Those mob ties go back way before the 80's my man
Yes sir. as stated on the pinned comment at the top of the comment section a few days ago. I was only covering 1 chapter. Yes they've been around way before that. :) Have a good day and thanks for stopping by
@@TOON215 I'm a writer doing a screenplay on the South Philly mob in the 80's.I will be in town in May (2021). Do you do private tours?
I remember Bruno's murder being all over the news. His dead body was infamously on the front page of the Inquirer. That murder unleashed a scramble for power and it seemed that every few months, a major mob killing was taking place. Finally, the psychopathic Nicky Scarfo took over as boss and almost ran the Philly mob into the ground. Scarfo was reckless, gratuitously violent, and paranoid. I used to see Scarfo being escorted back and forth to court in Center City. Once Scarfo was sent to prison, the Philly mob slowly began to stabilize. Recent boss Joe Ligambi is credited with bringing old school stability back to the Philly mob. It is unclear at the moment if Ligambi or Joey Merlino or George Borgesi is the current boss.
Love this Toon 💯 this is very interesting
Glad you enjoyed it... Shoot me a email sometime bro bro. Be safe and stay blessed!
The hit on Salvie was a huge strategic error. It turned many members into federal witnesses and set off the most violent period in Philly mob history. Salvie was loyal to Scarfo and when he was hit others realized anyone was vulnerable.
Caponigro's (the guy who sanctioned the killing of Bruno) story is one of the most interesting stories i've heard in organized crime history. He thought he had the okay from Benny Eggs Mangano (underboss of the Genovese under Vincent the chin) to take out Bruno. Once Bruno was killed Caponigro was sent for by the Chin to NYC. So Caponigro goes to the meeting under the impression that he's about to be crowned the next boss of Philadelphia from the Capo Di Tutti Capi himself. But at the meeting Mangano stated that he didn't give Caponigro permission to do anything, he had no idea what he was talking about. And that's when they started torturing him (and I believe another man). Apparently John Stanfa was waiting for Caponigro at a nearby bar where Caponigro was previously summoned from. For some reason he left before the Genovese could get to him.
Grew up in and out of that 711 ... Bruno's place is just before the parking lot of it...moved away when I was 16 but great memories in that hood right there
Toons story time. Lol I be doing my nails while listening. This is a nice neighborhood. The blocks even look wider. Every neighborhood has a story. Good story/info.
Love your voice & story telling about Philly thank u so much u r a kind person 2 do this😴
It was a nice driving tour. Thanks for showing.
Pretty sure Al Capone spent a night in 4th and Snyder where the firehouse is. Before it was a firehouse I think it was a police station or something and they held him there for a night during transfer. He ended up doing some time in Eastern State Pen which is on 22nd and Fairmount.
Great work as always, Toon! I lived in South Philly for a year or so and I miss it so much. One day I'll be back!
your videos are so amazing especially the narrated ones your earlier videos were great too but the narrated videos are better.
Thank you so much 😀 appreciate the support. Have a wonderful day !
@@TOON215 Thanks you too and be safe.
I spent alot of my time in south Philly. Weird to see it again. But nice as well. Thank you
Thanks for watching have a blessed day!
Lower Moyamensing is my neighborhood, though I am not familiar with all this history. You're a great storyteller!
Don't forget the BomBom bar... Excellent mussels and pasta... 💣💣...
Great video bro keep it going one love
Very good with educating people on the Philly Mob! Not many can go into such detail! People think that the mob no longer exists but they do. They are just very very well hidden and don't let it be known who the players are like in the past. Joey was always a decent guy to me. He was always very nice and I remember many times how he helped the poor in the neighborhood during the Christmas season with food and stuff.
Note the neighbor hood is clean,well maintained buildings, newer cars.
My dad took me on a tour of the Italian, Polish, German ,Irish and Chinatown sections when I was a kid. I saw the women of these sections cleaning their windows, the steps, and sweeping the sidewalks. We visited the Italian fish market.We ate pizza slices and watched an Italian man tossing dough high up into the air.
We taste tested all of the bakeries of each section.I remember it still fondly.
It's a drug infested shit hole now...??? When was the last time you visited that area???
I live in this neighborhood. There are junkies and dealers all up and down 6th st by wolf and moya. There's garbage and needles everywhere. Not the worst part of philly but it is fucked up.
Joseph Blacke it’s not that bad. Bad is Kensington
Take out 5th to 8th st and you can call it clean
@@aidanocallaghan1284if you think South Philly is bad then you don’t go North much
Great video; clear & consise. Enjoyed it much, keep'em comming, you rock!
Joey Merlno had a huge ego, as did John Gotti of the NY Gambino Crime family. Their downfall was their egos. You’re right, the method of the mafioso was to stay out of the limelight and keep a low profile. The Expressway shootout was insane. With the proper supervision, Merlino might’ve made a great mafia muscle man, but he wasn’t a good leader. He should’ve been a hit man or enforcer.
He became boss mainly because his dad was the acting boss before and they gave him the boss position
Joey's. downfall lol last I checked he still thriving
No the Rico laws were the downfall,,,flashy or not doesn't make a dit
I live in South Philly!!! It looks really nice on Camera....compared to the other hoods...
Thanks for stopping by to share your thoughts. Have a great day!
Compare to north Philly especially around 5th st and Lehigh Kensington Allegheny
Hey there.. Just subscribed.. I was born in So. Philly 4th & Washington.. U just passed my family house on 20th Mifflin
Appreciate it a million!
I've watched many documentaries on the Philly mob and the turmoil they went thru killing off each other. After Angelo Bruno which ran the Philly mob like a well oiled machine for decades was killed off they never recovered. Everyone after him was too paranoid too greedy and too bloodthirsty too properly operate a crime family. Great video man you know your local history.
Might watch a documentary myself. I lived in North and Northwest Philly all my life. I don't know much about South Philly outside of the Gray's Ferry projects or when I had a friend who lived in Snyder
This was very interesting to watch .. I’m here in Canada 🇨🇦 watching all ur vids and learning a lot .. thank you so much
Nice video. Brought back a lot of memories.
Good stuff 👍 thank you from Los Angeles
Angelo Bruno was protected by Carlo Gambino, an ally on the mafia commission. Bruno was allowing Gambino's blood relatives from Sicily to move narcotics in Philadelphia, while disallowing his own people from engaging in large scale drug trafficking (which was the crux of his internal issues with Antonio Caponigro, Riccobene, etc). Atlantic City was also at the time Philly territory and the Genovese wanted Philly to open it up to the wider mafia scene, something Bruno was not willing to do.
When Carlo Gambino died the anti-Bruno faction pursued the greenlight to clip Angelo Bruno from the commission. Funzi Tieri, the Genovese front boss lead Caponigro to believe that he had permission to move on Bruno. Caponigro was summoned back to NYC after the Bruno hit under the belief that he was going to be recognized as boss of Philly, but was told that no such permission had been given and Caponigro was subsequently whacked. Tieri took over some of Capongiro's NJ based rackets and the incoming boss opened up AC to the Genovese.
In the 70s Bruno had an Italian fruit stand on hunting park ave I grew up there and smelled fresh pickles every morning.. then it shut down in the early 80s... hunting park was Italian and German decents...
Very tight old school streets man. That Cadalac truck. There were a couple old school caddy’s n Lincoln’s. Damn so many buildings look like Roy demeo s Gemini lounge. On Troy ave n flatlands ave. But not right now ...philly right now looks like Brooklyn in the 70s 80.s crazy.U know this like I know New York mobb. Especially murder machine. Not to be confused w murder inc.
Yo.Im from Passyunk.Moyamensing ave ended right in my neighborhood.Pennrose ave.Across from the Pennrose Diner and Packer Park.....---Go 'head,I'm listening-
Wow Toon, my Grammie was and is still living there, Thank you my Friend, and Bless you
It's NOT Snyder street,it's Snyder ave.I am a son of South Philly.Bregy Elementary,17th and Bigler.Vare Jr.High,24th and Snyder.Southern,(South Philly High School),Broad and Snyder,or Jackson.Methodist Hospital down Broad.Bambi Cleaners,Leonetti's funeral Parlor,The Sportsmans Lounge at Broad and Oregon,Jerry's Corner,The Lakes,,,,,,-OH' F--K yea', I'm an ole head from South Philly.Anybody wit' me out there???-☺😍😉
Yup grays ferry, bishop Neumann ,the lakes could go on and on south philly was the best
Right here with you old head! Im almost an oldhead, not quite but gettin there.. I lived all around from 11th and Dickinson down to 4th and jackson and 5th and Cantrell / 8th and Jackson, 19th and Passyunk, all over and my friends are from 25th st, Greys Ferry 9th St 2nd St, 8th st, long as their good people idc what street they're from. Back in the day I used to have to rumble everyone i ran into from 18th st.. I hang out over there now lol used to beat the shit out of each now we're friends, that's real south Philly shit right there buddy ... used to do my laundry every week at the laundry mat on the corner of 7th and Snyder.. I like that laundromat the best cause while I'm waiting I could get some Cambodian food up the block and sit outside watching all the crackhead antics ... this new south Philly just ain't the same... it's too many cameras and gentrified houses
@@knucklesphilly4638 THE LAKES 😭😭 Man so many good and bad memories there lol
@@knucklesphilly4638 you from Gray's Ferry??? Me to, what's your name?????? I'm from? 29th and Reed.
Seen my 86 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham on front and Snyder made me watch
i love the tours, man- very interesting. this is my third today. thanks!
Truth be told, “Protection dues” were said to be for protection against other gangs, but if an entrepreneur or merchant chose to not pay, they were often harmed or their properties were. Essentially, “protection dues” were for protection against the mob. Pay up and they didn’t bother you. Choose not to pay up and be on their hit list.
And the mob is still there now in 2020
❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Grt vid man! and good history!!
These videos are amazing.
Im considering visiting all the way from the west coast to see the Philly Mob sites. And maybe shoot out to Ducktown and see the Scarfo House as well. I watch the documentaries & read the books on the Philadelphia family. So fascinating.
Angelo BURNO was killed at 10th and Snyder in his car right outside his house. The house is right next to the 7-11. I was 12 when it went down. I lived two houses down we heard everything it was a bad time in South Philly then.
Wow thanks for sharing
No problem 😊 Thank you for stopping by and taking a second to leave a comment. Have a awesome day!
You and the Philly Captain are bosses
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Have a awesome day!
I miss going to the Italian Market.
Great stuff always wanted sumone to do this . Like go by hangouts ,and see them hanging out .
Can you please do more MOB ties videos of Philadelphia .
i love the american houses👍 Hello from Germany ✌️
Hello there! Thanks for stopping by...have a wonderful day!
been loving your videos man, keep it up
Thank you very much for the support. Have a awesome day 🙏
What's up with the mirror at the front of the car?
Loved this video keep it up interesting👍😃😃
Thanks for the feedback 🙏🏼💚
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You passed by my car on 13th, haha... 😸
Bruno’s funeral was at the church you drove past...
Joey played softball for Gino's Cafe. Not Genos's steaks.
Thanks for sharing that info
9th and Ritner boy in the building !!
I executed Chicken Man. My late Dad knew Angelo Bruno well. Angelo was a good man, but he didn’t want to get involved in the drug trade. This ticked off other up-and-comers - they were greedy. So, they rubbed out Angelo.
Angelo was the biggest drug dealer in Pennsylvania
I lived not far from Pat's & Geno's..
Where the tall buildings were.. 4th & Washington Ave in Projects Hall Place... The best childhood!! My Aunt just passed away on 22nd Mifflin Street.. Try & do a tour around the old projects So. Philly With Street.. I Do Remember Passyonk, Broad, South Street!! Yes, I was born in Philly 1964.. Let me know if U can do a tour around my way?? They demolished two Towers on 4th St..
No problem thank you very much for sharing your story and I'm very sorry to hear about your loss. I will get to that neighborhood in the next 2 weeks ❤️ Appreciate you!
@@TOON215 Luv what U R doing!! My dad & Fam lives in No. Philly on Comac Street, My Aunt lives on Fitzwater Street.. That house was where My Late Grandpop, Mom & Siblings lived in the 50's & it's Now Owned by My Aunt who Remodeled & lives there Currently.. Wooww!! It's a 3story home & a Large basement.. if U slide thru?? Let me know so I can share the address.. I went to a few schools, Nebinger, So. Philly, Then Catholic School, Saint Charles, Saint Peter Clavers, if they're still there?? The water plugs were fun, too.. I really Miss Double Dutch!! I was good @ it!! Lol💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽
You got alot of facts twisted but all in all you did a pretty good job telling your story
Thanks for stopping by to share your honest thoughts. You cant blame me I'm young and wasn't alive in that era lol.I most certainly know nothing compared to the true natives of South Philly who were alive in that time... Strangely though, to me it seemed like an interesting time to be alive.:) Enjoy your day
@coconut grove "most"..??
Fun it was Philly in the 60's and 70's great times.
You know you should have started the story at the famous Melrose Diner.
It's now demolished.😢
My home girl lives right there she told me about the mafia ties
Haha... cool man. Thanks for stopping by! ❤️
At 8:50,that Cathedral is where Angelo Bruno's funeral was held.-
I'm in,from Wilmington Delaware and we say wooder aka water aswell
Really enjoy watching this, it’s great what you are doing in Philadelphia. K&A is so sad to watch really it is. Stay safe & God Bless!
Happy New Year!!
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! I really appreciate your support. ❤️ Have a great day
You are so great at this very easy to listen to. Thank you and take care.
Thanks for listening Have a blessed day!
that camera makes the streets look huge
1 of Scarfo's greatest mistakes was killing Salvie!
The house that Angelo Bruno house lived in was right next door to the 7-Eleven on 10th and Snyder
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