Shut the hell up dude, rats go back as far as the Mafia itself, even back to the horse and carriage days. So this is nothing new and the mob will always be around and regenerate.
Yea he was always very friendly and cordial with police and the FBI. Always joking around with them and playing nice. Certainly makes you wonder if there’s more to the story.
They talk about everyone who introduced donnie brasco they killed except the bartender who really was the first contact with brasco I'm sure they killed him too
@@bigq2696 probably my favorite if you can call it that. I know we’re not supposed to look up to people like that but damn!! He had the whole town sewed up. I’ve been reading and keeping tabs on mob stuff since I was 19 which is about 25 years and from everything I’ve read those Chi town cats were a much tighter bunch as far as snitching and what not. That family secrets deal really dealt a blow to them though.
@@waltersobchak7275 Yeah I don't glorify that life but if you look at the people that are in it it's like they could've been running a corporation almost. Yeah the Chicago mafia is different from the New York mafia because they weren't as flashy and they killed people in some really bad ways plus they actually held onto to politicians in Chicago. Do you know Fred Pascente and his videos?
Nope, he wasn't boss then, and wouldn't let his crew deal w Brasco. Not that he had some sixth sense, just that he came outta nowhere and was an unknown
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This guy massino is what the mafia is about from the 80s onwards tough guys till the shit hits the fan.
Shut the hell up dude, rats go back as far as the Mafia itself, even back to the horse and carriage days. So this is nothing new and the mob will always be around and regenerate.
The Bonannos went over 100 years without a single rat, most of you hypocrites here couldn't go 100 hours.
He loved him like a brother in law🤘🤘
I can't stop listening this former wiseguys telling their anekdotes
Loving the channel. I listen to these books at work. Very informative. Do you have one on Carlo Gambino?
The Bonannos went over 100 years without a single rat, most of you hypocrites here couldn't go 100 hours.
Joe Massino couldn't shine Cesare Bonventres shoe's.
Neither of them could shine Rusty’s shoes.
@@Rangerfan11 Rusty was a nothing compared to Cesare.
Love mafia stories
Absolute brilliant channel. Brilliant content 👏
He cooperated with police in a murder back in 70's. Proably playing the fence the whole time! aka Greg Scarpa
Deadass??
Yea he was always very friendly and cordial with police and the FBI. Always joking around with them and playing nice. Certainly makes you wonder if there’s more to the story.
@@BostonsF1nest like you were there to watch him interact with them 😂😂😂
@@BostonsF1nest like you were there to watch him interact with them 😂😂😂
@@ssherrierable No but there are books out on Massino and that’s what the agents said themselves
He wanted an f.b.i. agent to be a made member of a mafia family!!!! 🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂
He didn’t know he was FBI.
Good video 📹
The ear
Massino is married to Sal Vitale's sister.....I believe if I remember correctly her name is Josephine.
Great channel 😎🤘
This is great
They talk about everyone who introduced donnie brasco they killed except the bartender who really was the first contact with brasco I'm sure they killed him too
They didn't kill lefty, he went prison and did 15 years, if i remember right
I liked joe because he didn’t like any loose cannons. He hated cowboys some what like the chin .
Donnie brasco was with lefty first and lefty was in the family longer than sonny.
Where are these millions that were made ? How can you hide that kind of money. Hmmm
He even had 100s of gold bars according to the FBI.
@@bigq2696 supposedly Paul Ricca was a billionaire back in the 60s. That’s an unreal amount of money then
@@waltersobchak7275 yeah Paul was the Einstein of the outfit.
@@bigq2696 probably my favorite if you can call it that. I know we’re not supposed to look up to people like that but damn!! He had the whole town sewed up. I’ve been reading and keeping tabs on mob stuff since I was 19 which is about 25 years and from everything I’ve read those Chi town cats were a much tighter bunch as far as snitching and what not. That family secrets deal really dealt a blow to them though.
@@waltersobchak7275 Yeah I don't glorify that life but if you look at the people that are in it it's like they could've been running a corporation almost. Yeah the Chicago mafia is different from the New York mafia because they weren't as flashy and they killed people in some really bad ways plus they actually held onto to politicians in Chicago. Do you know Fred Pascente and his videos?
Joe Massino couldn't shine Cesare Bonventres
Rusty was the boss until he died in 1991
And massino was married to Vitale's sister! Do your research!
Lemme tell ya a couple of three things
My estimation of Joe Massino as a man just fucking plummeted, snitched like a rat?
What I don't get is why sonny black showed up to the meeting? And volunteering to his own slow painful death?. Id have turned snitch immediately
He didn't die slow and painful.
joe let a cop in his him in the family
Nope, he wasn't boss then, and wouldn't let his crew deal w Brasco. Not that he had some sixth sense, just that he came outta nowhere and was an unknown
Do you want to be a Millionaire or have enough to live a good life?
I’d take both but I’m old and I don’t think it’s going to work out like that for me