The mob doesn't kill women and children, and they have respect for America and God. The government is on a mission to destroy America from within. That's a huge difference.
I watched a great documentary about the murder of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. The title is JFK to 911 Everything’s A Rich Mans Trick. It’s on RUclips if you’re interested! Bush Sr. is actually standing on the sidewalk near where JFK was murdered! Bush Sr. was actually with the CIA back then!!
Chicago did not function like NY. Accardo did not have Carlo Gambino like power for 50 straight years. He was always an influential figure, but he wasn't the undisputed boss of Chicago for 50 years, nor did he weild a NY boss like power for multiple decades. He was always influential but his actual power level waxed and waned over the decades. He was the boss in the late 40s and early 50s....and again was a top figure in the 70s after the Cicero crew overtook the Taylor Street crew as the top crew in Chicago.
@@dukedematteo1995 The Chicago Outfit became the dominant crime family in the US west. They had their hands in Hollywood deeper than any NY family, and they were the dominant crime family running things in Las Vegas. The Outfit was extremely powerful In it's heydey. When the CIA decided to co-op the Mafia with its plan to assassinate Castro they had their emissary, Robert Mayhew(an FBI agent working on contract for the CIA), contact Johnny Roselli a old school Mafioso affiliated with the Outfit and the derided LA crime family who represented Sam Giancana in negotiations with the CIA. Basically, the CIA went to the Outfit instead of any NY family to have the Mafia do its dirty work in Cuba. Only half-hearted attempts on Castro's life were made and they failed. But the fact that the Outfit was enlisted rather than the Genovese or Gambino family or the other three(at the time) NY families speaks to the overall reach and power of the Outfit at the time.
This is absolutely true. Tony Accardo was hands down the most successful, mobster that ever lived and he ruled the Chicago outfit far longer than any others in any other families let alone his own.. and he never spent a single night in jail...
Thats not true. For some reason that idea is out there. Chicago didn't function like NY. Giancana and Accardo were both "bosses." But Sam was the boss of the Taylor St crew, and Accardo was a Cicero guy. During the 50s and 60's, Taylor St was the more influential crew, so he was the top boss in the Outfit. Accardo was always a prominent, influential figure, but he didn't outrank Sam during the 50s and 60s.
@@dukedematteo1995that’s kind of true but if Accardo wanted something done it got done whether Sam wanted it or not. So in a way, he did outrank everyone else.
Carlo Gambino was the only one who ever learned. He never spoke about biz. He wrote messages on a chalk board, showed one to ONE person, and immediately erased that message. He made a note of who he'd shown what, so that he'd know who was a rat for the cops if anything happened.
I lived directly across the hall from a Gambino in an apartment complex in Denver a while back. Great conversationalist she was. Grocery shopped with her a couple of times, too. Just the most kind-hearted gal a man could meet. 👍.
Bobby Kennedy hated the mob, but he didn't mind daddy Joe building his empire working with them. An empire that got brother Jack and he to the top of the heap.
That's not true. They didn't know there father was connected with mob. He should of told them it was the mafia that got you in office and made me rich. They bought all the votes. Don't mess with them. He killed both of his sons by nothing telling them.
And then tried to go after him… how stupid could you be. I hate how the kennedy’s are like “American royalty” when they’re dirty fingers over everything. We need a limit on congress terms. When you look at the founding fathers ages they weren’t old fuckers thinking about their own mortality and setting up their families for the rest of their life
I've always wondered why the Kennedy's seemed to turn on organized crime after getting so much help from them. I'd assume the truth is far more interesting than the bullshit sold to the American public.
That's not really true. There's so much misinfo about the Chicago mob bc people compare it to NY....It had a different structure. Accardo and Giancana were both "bosses". In this case, a boss was roughly the equivalent to capo in NY. But Giancana was the top boss in the Taylor St crew. Accardo was a top boss in the Cicero crew. Taylor St was the more powerful crew in the 50s and 60s, so in effect Giancana was the top boss in the Chicago mob during that time period. Accardo was always a powerful figure, but he did not outrank or have more power than Giancana during the 50s and 60s. This idea that Accardo held Carlo Gambino like power for 50 years just isn't true. Again, the Outfit didn't function like NY. Giancana was not a puppet boss.
The M.O.B at it's best, didn't have the resources the Government had, RFK Jr. brought some good stuff to light. The M.O.B didn't own the media or secret service, people played a part and didn't know it, they got orders to go here or there & thats all they knew, like the men who would have been around JFKs car that day he got hit.
They are like deadly scorpions in a barrel. To get to the top they have to trample oveer other scorpion cockeroaches and sting them. Has been going on since they stabbed Juius Ceasar in th back multiple times.
I once tried to hear a pin drop.....no go whatsoever...impossible....thats how i know they where lying....but hey ....what do you expect from a bandido.?
If you talking about trump & Biden. I don’t think so because trump is just as dumb as rocks. And his heart pump kool-aid. All talk and no action. I knew that from day one, about trump. We know a person by their work’s.
Everytime I watch a mafia doc, whatever person or family it's about, Is always labelled the strongest person or strongest family, How many strongest people can there be?
Sam was no joke but kinda a joke Chicago was just using him and had to keep a close watch on him. Some would have loved to have him wacked many years before they did. If they think he killed more then Roy DeMeo, Greg Scarpa, Tommy Karate Pitera or Mad Dog Sullivan they are crazy.
@@weeooh1Paul Ricca had equal power to Accardo, just a shorter tenure owing to his life being cut short by the rarest of Mafia dudes' fates; the big C.
No different today with lobby groups. Explains why so many politicians work for decent salaries, but leave owning multiple properties and assets worth multi millions.
The most powerful,and deadliest mob boss? That’s a lie. He was a puppet for the outfit.Accardo was boss! No boss was ever feared or deadly as Albert Anastasia. None.
You're certainly right about Accardo and include Ricca on that. Anastasia was deadly but found to be lacking in good judgment. To that point, try a hit on a totally unconnected (to the mob) man for "snitching" on a bank robber. Anastasia had become a liability to the mob and got rubbed out by Commission decision.The real power in the mob resides with smarter guys, eg. Gambino, Lucchese, Ricca and Accardo.
I don't know if Giancana was a "puppet". Giancana was a very powerful mobster. However, as you've stated the man who was really calling the shots was Accardo, and that's very well known.
@@ericsierra-franco7802 He certainly was and I have never said otherwise. My very short list of names was not all-inclusive. What I gave are examples and true, Costello would be another example.
What was an informative and wonderful historical coverage (video) about mobs ( organized crimes ) sharks 🦈 swimming beneath the USA's political economics oceans ....
Interesting/informative/entertaining. Excellent photography news media still-motion coverage. Along with guest speakers enabling viewers to better understand what the orator is describing.-!!!😉.it's very questionable the criminal syndicate boss who killed or ordered his killings.😈.Uncle Sammy is definitely in the top 10 of diabolical street thugs whom alleviated his competition😇. One thing for certain-!!!🤔.Not an occupation for the faint of hearted-!!!😳. A lot of the heavy hitters were out of the ( 30's thru the 50's ). 😈😇😇😇😇
How? Do you mean pillow fighting? Like in 80s Hollywood movies with slumber parties? My life is a homeless shelter slumber party purgatory because of pathetic cowardly war criminals worried about what irrelevant derogatory labels to muster up next. You?
Im so amazed to those mobb boss who live over 70 to 80 + yrs old inspite the very dangerous so violent life they been through with all that killing a very dangerous life and you still alive and calling the shot at the age of 70 to 80+ yrs old amazing
@@craigbritton1089 ,,,And got his brother killed. Ohhh, yes he did. CIA was a non-factor used by left-wing Hollywood to denigrate the country. Go beyond what youve been told.
@H8FUL4IM did some research on this topic years ago. Unfortunately, it's another example of 'common knowledge' not getting the whole story. Rosemary Kennedy was born mentally impaired and prone to violence and uncontrollable rages. Joe Kennedy followed advice from doctors of the time that the only way to help Rosemary was a lobotomy.
Sam Giancana saw the entire thing as something to be dealt with since he was one of many who were called to testify before the US Congress "United States Senate Select Committee on Improper Activities in Labor and Management Racketeering Committee" in 1959. A thorn in his side - of course. People like Giancana make their fortunes and commit their crimes quietly and any kind of publicity about "alleged activities" isn't good for business. Everybody knows that any business hates any kind of "bad" publicity. But he knew it was in his best interest to do whatever he had to do in order to "keep his cool" and just let RFK do all the "your government in action" public grandstanding as well as write his own hit contract. I grew up in a relatively prosperous Mob infested small industrial city right on the US / Canadian border that is a major worldwide tourist destination and in places like that you either don't acknowledge or let on that you know what's obviously rampant exists, you don't talk about it with anybody, you punch the time clock in the factory where you work every day and pay your union dues, and you keep your nose clean by not asking questions. Given that without the Mob effort through fixed labor unions, there's a good chance that JFK would not have been elected in 1960; and then with that came RFK strike two: an even more zealous clamp-down on organized crime when RFK became Attorney General of the US, and RFK's intent to break the mob just got more intense, well into the mid-1960's. While it's not for me to decide how much of the Kennedy fortune made by RFK's father was made by way of illegal (mob) racketeering (I.E. bootlegging during the Prohibition Era), there's no doubt that if Joe Kennedy, Sr. called in a few favors around the country to help get his son Jack into the White House in 1960, then RFK's zealous idealistic prosecution of the mob had to have been a stab in the back of Giancana and others like him. As it was, of the Kennedy sons, RFK was the more idealistic than his older brothers and RFK was more of being a moral crusader than pragmatic status-quo realist. The third strike against him, was the failed Anti-Castro "Bay of Pigs" fiasco that totally exposed how deeply the Mob was in bed with the FBI and CIA and embarrassed them and the entire US government AKA the JFK Administration by it. It's not exactly ironic that JFK and RFK were taken care of, in due time of course. People like Giancana know that sometimes you just have to keep your cool and play the long game, and take care of business the old-fashioned way. Those kinds of sociopaths know that Rule #1 is keeping your cool and being quietly amused, (at least outwardly), when your opponent is making headlines by publicly belittling you, especially in the halls of the US Congress. Rule # 2 is always use guys you can trust that you also know can get the job done when it's time to pull a trigger or two and Rule # 3 is to make sure there's always a patsy that's been groomed probably unknowingly, (I.E., an Oswald) to take the fall for it. After all, what the public wants is justice; the only thing any 99.9% of courts want are people they can convict whether they're actually guilty or not.
Sam G lived in Oak Park a Chicago suburb on Winona St. near Jackson St one block away from my sister's house. I remember the night he got hit she said it was quiet and in the morning there were cop cars parked in front.
I served in the ARMY in Vietnam and fought against communisum and could not wait to leave that Hell hole. 16 of my brave brothers in arms never made it back to U.S. soil. so why in hell would i want to go back. This was all the corrupt democrats war.LBJ/ RICHARD NIXION.
I think it's incredible that people are so quick to write off the conspiracies. Both John and Bobby were assassinated lol I'm sure there's nothing there though right?
Yeah. Bobby got killed because people were obsessed with him because of his brother John. If John hadn’t been killed in that traffic accident in Dallas who knows what would have happened? That idiot driver ran right into those bullets.
6:30 rob Kennedy says to a vicious gangster , I thought only little girls giggle. WOW! Real tough guy. Kinda like the tough guys on the internet of today. He would never say it to his face.
Appeared to be face-to-face. 🤔 Mobsters typically walk up behind victims and shoot them in the back or from the dark or three armed men against one unarmed man. Giancana wouldn't have done it himself, he would have had someone else do it. How is that more manly than an Internet commando? Edit: @25:45 Giancana wants to poison a man's food rather than kill him face-to-face. 🤷
4:02 - It's always "so and so" was the most powerful gangster in the history of the US. Frank Costello was the most powerful gangster in the history of the US. Albert Anastasia was the most powerful gangster in the history of the US. Charlie Lucky was the most powerful gangster in the history of the US. Carlo Gambino was the most powerful gangster in the history of the US ... and on and on...and on...
The chin actually was the most powerful. Lucky had the most connections (in and out of the mob) Gambino was the craftiest considering her ran everything from jail.
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Honestly... I knew this before but watching this video makes me wonder even more... but which side of the coin was THE WORST OF THE WORST? Maybe... both sides of the coin had a part of the WORST... easy at certain point... ANYTHING... EXPLODE.
🤔my ex's grandfather was in the Mafia, he wanted me to be his bodyguard/bouncer for him and his bar, but my ex wouldn't let me, she told him straight out in front of everyone one Christmas when we were all at his house, anyways... he had several buddies that ended up protecting him until he died in a hideout in the Ozarks'', where I met Roy Sessions, the guitarist for George Jones.
It’s always a close friend.
True, betrayal always arrives with a smile on its face.
No difference between Criminals and Politicians.
Politicians are worse
Tragically that is correct.
It depends, some politicians yes, others no.
You are wise.
That's the honest to God truth
A fish that keeps his mouth closed, never gets caught - Tony Accardo
It also starves.
The Big Tuna, never been caught
That’s for suckers…
and it starves to death
I love the old mafia boss sayings
I love this channel. Every detail is broken down to bring you the facts. 💯🧐#realcrime
Well, not necessarily, many of the so called facts are speculations made to create a story for views. I should know, I was Sam's driver.
@@DavidAntunes-rm7dq I was too
Agreed. There are facts leading to LBJ and the CIA as the orchestrated players in the death of JFK and RFK.
Brilliant documentary..............seems like our government is no different than the mob
The mob doesn't kill women and children, and they have respect for America and God.
The government is on a mission to destroy America from within.
That's a huge difference.
Why would they be-???🤔.There's plenty of wealth💵 💰 to go around-!!!🤗.
That's why they took them out!
Worse
I watched a great documentary about the murder of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. The title is JFK to 911 Everything’s A Rich Mans Trick. It’s on RUclips if you’re interested! Bush Sr. is actually standing on the sidewalk near where JFK was murdered! Bush Sr. was actually with the CIA back then!!
Tony Acardo was the real powerhouse of Chicago
YES - he certainly was.
Tony Accardo was one of the most competent and powerful figures in the history of American organized crime.
An Paul Ricca
Chicago did not function like NY.
Accardo did not have Carlo Gambino like power for 50 straight years. He was always an influential figure, but he wasn't the undisputed boss of Chicago for 50 years, nor did he weild a NY boss like power for multiple decades.
He was always influential but his actual power level waxed and waned over the decades. He was the boss in the late 40s and early 50s....and again was a top figure in the 70s after the Cicero crew overtook the Taylor Street crew as the top crew in Chicago.
@@dukedematteo1995
The Chicago Outfit became the dominant crime family in the US west. They had their hands in Hollywood deeper than any NY family, and they were the dominant crime family running things in Las Vegas. The Outfit was extremely powerful In it's heydey.
When the CIA decided to co-op the Mafia with its plan to assassinate Castro they had their emissary, Robert Mayhew(an FBI agent working on contract for the CIA), contact Johnny Roselli a old school Mafioso affiliated with the Outfit and the derided LA crime family who represented Sam Giancana in negotiations with the CIA. Basically, the CIA went to the Outfit instead of any NY family to have the Mafia do its dirty work in Cuba. Only half-hearted attempts on Castro's life were made and they failed. But the fact that the Outfit was enlisted rather than the Genovese or Gambino family or the other three(at the time) NY families speaks to the overall reach and power of the Outfit at the time.
Shut down the mafia , but left the biggest crime syndicate stronger then ever the CIA.
FACTS
I watched a great documentary on RUclips about the murder of JFK. The title is JFK to 911 Everything’s A Rich Man’s Trick!
@@George-dy3pt Try writing a sentence . and not shout . That's assuming you can actually write a coherent sentence.
😂😂😂😅😅😅@@jameswebb4593
👴🏻🥃 THE CIA ??? U MUST BE BENNEDETT ARNOLD.
The scary part of this is that both Kennedy's were targeted...both were attacked and taken out, that is definitely no coincidence.
coincidence in having JFK as the biggest obstacle for Kommunist Russia to bring missile to Cuba and his assassination?
The Kennedy's were both big lying HYPOCRITES.
Very likely. The circumstances around the deaths of both are very weird. It's most likely someone was getting even.
@@jimgraham6722 most definitely.
Carlos Marcelo of New Orleans and Trafficanti of Tampa killed the president. Gianncona killed Bobby.😮
Giancana was the "Front Boss". The real boss at this time was Tony Accardo who shunned attention.
This is absolutely true. Tony Accardo was hands down the most successful, mobster that ever lived and he ruled the Chicago outfit far longer than any others in any other families let alone his own.. and he never spent a single night in jail...
Thats not true. For some reason that idea is out there.
Chicago didn't function like NY.
Giancana and Accardo were both "bosses." But Sam was the boss of the Taylor St crew, and Accardo was a Cicero guy.
During the 50s and 60's, Taylor St was the more influential crew, so he was the top boss in the Outfit.
Accardo was always a prominent, influential figure, but he didn't outrank Sam during the 50s and 60s.
@@dukedematteo1995that’s kind of true but if Accardo wanted something done it got done whether Sam wanted it or not. So in a way, he did outrank everyone else.
Paul Ricca before Accardo. Both men silent as church mice.
@@dukedematteo1995 Absolute nonsense. Who copped 5 to the back of the head and one in the mouth. Giancana was a lightning rod. End of.
If anyone thinks that this is not going on right now, they are delusional.
Bass player? I just read his brother's book. It was crazy the stuff that he was involved with.
Trump is a Russian asset. It's definitely going on right now.
More truths will be forthcoming I'm sure
Perhaps, but you can't deny that a huge dent has been made in the mob in the last 20 years or so.
No doubt , put all the mob hits together and it wouldn't even come close to the boys in Langley , Virginia . All ages ...
Carlo Gambino was the only one who ever learned. He never spoke about biz. He wrote messages on a chalk board, showed one to ONE person, and immediately erased that message. He made a note of who he'd shown what, so that he'd know who was a rat for the cops if anything happened.
Don't forget Tony Accardo. He ran a whole city, and really a better part of the country, for decades.
@Scalettadom exactly, you know how you can tell Tony Acardo was the best of all time... they really think bosses like Sam were really the boss.
@@mattblatti7936 exactly!
You're forgetting Joe Profaci. Master of keeping a low profile. Still very effective.
I lived directly across the hall from a Gambino in an apartment complex in Denver a while back. Great conversationalist she was. Grocery shopped with her a couple of times, too. Just the most kind-hearted gal a man could meet. 👍.
Joe Kennedy was a mobster himself,
Karam is amazing
It's interesting that the son of a gangster was questioning everybody about gangsters!
No Kennedy was a very successful businessman
@@capoislamort100Truth. 👍
Government period wat !!I knew that since I was a kid ,,
What about Grandpa Bush?
We live in a corrupt evil world.
The US is supposedly this great beacon for democracy and freedom yet is run by lobby groups that have more power than the president.
How astute !🙄
@@SeamusMcGillicuddy0IKR, sounds like something a 10 year old would say.
If that were true, this wouldn’t be noteworthy.
AMEN!!!!🙏🙏
Bobby Kennedy hated the mob, but he didn't mind daddy Joe building his empire working with them. An empire that got brother Jack and he to the top of the heap.
That's not true. They didn't know there father was connected with mob. He should of told them it was the mafia that got you in office and made me rich. They bought all the votes. Don't mess with them. He killed both of his sons by nothing telling them.
Oh no, that doesn't count, didn't you know?
Typical politician; 'Do as I say not as I do'
And then tried to go after him… how stupid could you be. I hate how the kennedy’s are like “American royalty” when they’re dirty fingers over everything. We need a limit on congress terms. When you look at the founding fathers ages they weren’t old fuckers thinking about their own mortality and setting up their families for the rest of their life
I've always wondered why the Kennedy's seemed to turn on organized crime after getting so much help from them. I'd assume the truth is far more interesting than the bullshit sold to the American public.
It also got them 🔙 them killed
He was a “street” or “front” boss for Tony Accardo and Paul Ricca.
So it was 3 bosses, each playing their own positions in the organization.
That's not really true. There's so much misinfo about the Chicago mob bc people compare it to NY....It had a different structure.
Accardo and Giancana were both "bosses". In this case, a boss was roughly the equivalent to capo in NY. But Giancana was the top boss in the Taylor St crew. Accardo was a top boss in the Cicero crew.
Taylor St was the more powerful crew in the 50s and 60s, so in effect Giancana was the top boss in the Chicago mob during that time period.
Accardo was always a powerful figure, but he did not outrank or have more power than Giancana during the 50s and 60s.
This idea that Accardo held Carlo Gambino like power for 50 years just isn't true. Again, the Outfit didn't function like NY.
Giancana was not a puppet boss.
I'd have liked to heard the conversations of Joe Kennedy and Sam behind closed doors.
The Kennedys paid dearly for not sticking to the deal.
@A_Chicago_Man I'll Google him. Anything else to look at?
RFK Jr.. said that was all a ruse.
The M.O.B at it's best, didn't have the resources the Government had, RFK Jr. brought some good stuff to light. The M.O.B didn't own the media or secret service, people played a part and didn't know it, they got orders to go here or there & thats all they knew, like the men who would have been around JFKs car that day he got hit.
Kenedy wonted to destroy or fight the Illuminaty ,the CIA so did his brother ,thats why he was Murdured
8:03
Thank you .
For? 🤔
@@rlopez11-11 For , The hard work done for my entertainment and education .
🐺Loupis Canis .
For the most part the Mob killed its own
They are like deadly scorpions in a barrel. To get to the top they have to trample oveer other scorpion cockeroaches and sting them. Has been going on since they stabbed Juius Ceasar in th back multiple times.
What amazes me is that when you hear the two guys talking about Giancana screwing up they sound like Mobsters, the accent and all. Like in a movie.
Really nice documentary.
I love Mr Hoffa my stepdad was a union member and friend of his as well. With my previous text on Giancana my uncle Johnny worked for him in Vegas.
Crazy Joe Gallo was at those hearings, he wore dsrk glasses too.
He wouldn’t have missed that scene for all the tea in China
Not one word about Hoover.
Sam and his outfit had “dirt” on that evil bastard Hoover.
Hoover was too busy trying on girl's clothes at the time.
@@joeyjamison5772 Oh, you bad you bad.
@@capoislamort100 Hoovmer was indeed a bast.
That was incredibly well done all around . Great authentic acting and visuals
He had the right friends in the right places!!!!
Who? What kind of friends? 🤔
Roy Demeo was literally the most feared gangster in that life!! Ex mobsters say that when he walked in a room, you could hear a pin drop.
Wow
@@keithheinz1724 sarcasm?
Chicago mobsters were very cruel and evil demeo was nothing compared to those psychopaths
I once tried to hear a pin drop.....no go whatsoever...impossible....thats how i know they where lying....but hey ....what do you expect from a bandido.?
@@mack8488 it’s only called a hyperbolic expression for a reason, but hey, take it literal. It’s all good 👍🏼
Great video. Thank you.
Fantastic narration of a known story. Yet it never ceases to amaze us. Good job.
Bobby kennedy "i thought on little girls giggled"says to sam
Bobby Kennedy the most successful mob buster as attorney general the mob was on the run when he was sg
@@seanohare5488 only because he was in on half the crap going on and used is position to turn on the ones that got his brother elected
How did that work out for him
That mouth got him huh ?
Same stuff going on today in the Washington DC SWAMP.
yep, shite house has be rife with corruption since bush and trump
Nailed it!!!😢
In the basement of the pissa shop?
If you talking about trump & Biden. I don’t think so because trump is just as dumb as rocks. And his heart pump kool-aid. All talk and no action. I knew that from day one, about trump. We know a person by their work’s.
Exactly
Everytime I watch a mafia doc, whatever person or family it's about,
Is always labelled the strongest person or strongest family,
How many strongest people can there be?
New York had 5 families sharing the pot. Chicago , one. Everything West of Chicago was under the Chicago outfit's control
Sam was no joke but kinda a joke Chicago was just using him and had to keep a close watch on him. Some would have loved to have him wacked many years before they did. If they think he killed more then Roy DeMeo, Greg Scarpa, Tommy Karate Pitera or Mad Dog Sullivan they are crazy.
Tony Accardo was the top boss of the Outfit. Giancanna was simply a front man who took orders from him.
Mob documentaries are always glamorized even if they claim to expose the truth. Mob stories are big business.
@@weeooh1Paul Ricca had equal power to Accardo, just a shorter tenure owing to his life being cut short by the rarest of Mafia dudes' fates; the big C.
Nasty times covered up by glamour and a naive public
And a dollar that held some value lol
Now we live in nasty times with no glamour and naivete on roids.
No different today with lobby groups. Explains why so many politicians work for decent salaries, but leave owning multiple properties and assets worth multi millions.
Exactly, a dumb/naive public.
@@1972dsrai exactly
His daughter wrote a really good book called, "Mafia Princess" that was also a good movie starring Tony Curtis.
Never ever thought anyone of the Rowan and Martin Duo would be involved in this in any shape or form
Sam would have never snitched.
We will never know!!!
He was killed the night before his hearing
the CIA obviously disagreed
All Sammy wanted was to know if his homeboy had his back but didn’t 😢
That's open to debate.
Thank you, I really enjoyed your video. We (my siblings & I) used to stay up late Friday nights to watch The Marks Brothers.❤
Nothing has change in Chicago, NYC, Philadelphia, Baltimore..etc
I love Chicago. My favorite city.
Please upload more !! These are the best mafia documentaries!
That little girls giggle comment was hardcore. Ya gotta wonder.
He pissed wrong people off ypu think they cared who he was NAW !!
Loved this so much information about modern history.
10:09 Im pretty sure that was the same guy interviewed about Chicago corruption on those old Thame mob documentaries
The narrator voice is very hypnotic and bone chilling idk why I love it
I couldn't imagine doing 6 hours in jail let alone 50 years. I'll stay poor living in my double wide trailer in the back woods lol
“I ain’t got a dime, but what I got is mine, I ain’t rich but lord I’m free”
-George straight- Amarillo by morning!
Live free brother!
Facts.
The most powerful,and deadliest mob boss? That’s a lie. He was a puppet for the outfit.Accardo was boss! No boss was ever feared or deadly as Albert Anastasia. None.
You're certainly right about Accardo and include Ricca on that. Anastasia was deadly but found to be lacking in good judgment. To that point, try a hit on a totally unconnected (to the mob) man for "snitching" on a bank robber. Anastasia had become a liability to the mob and got rubbed out by Commission decision.The real power in the mob resides with smarter guys, eg. Gambino, Lucchese, Ricca and Accardo.
I don't know if Giancana was a "puppet". Giancana was a very powerful mobster. However, as you've stated the man who was really calling the shots was Accardo, and that's very well known.
@@danielhagan921
Frank Costello was very competent.
@@ericsierra-franco7802 He certainly was and I have never said otherwise. My very short list of names was not all-inclusive. What I gave are examples and true, Costello would be another example.
HMNNNN, COULD PROBABLY BE?😊😊😊😊😊
What was an informative and wonderful historical coverage (video) about mobs ( organized crimes ) sharks 🦈 swimming beneath the USA's political economics oceans ....
Now instead of the mafia wielding power the US has lobby groups that make a lot of people.very wealthy and its all legal.
Great content and beautifully presented thanks for showing it Australia ❤🎉❤
Thank-you ❤❤
Interesting/informative/entertaining. Excellent photography news media still-motion coverage. Along with guest speakers enabling viewers to better understand what the orator is describing.-!!!😉.it's very questionable the criminal syndicate boss who killed or ordered his killings.😈.Uncle Sammy is definitely in the top 10 of diabolical street thugs whom alleviated his competition😇. One thing for certain-!!!🤔.Not an occupation for the faint of hearted-!!!😳. A lot of the heavy hitters were out of the ( 30's thru the 50's ). 😈😇😇😇😇
Another person of great insight was Judith Exner. She dated both JFK as well as Giancana and passed pillow talk between the two (2).
How? Do you mean pillow fighting? Like in 80s Hollywood movies with slumber parties? My life is a homeless shelter slumber party purgatory because of pathetic cowardly war criminals worried about what irrelevant derogatory labels to muster up next. You?
What a fascinating documentary! Thank you so much!
My uncle worked for him in 50s. 7 years in Walpole!!! Got paid well for the time. He told me mob did JFK for Dulles and revenge. RFK too.
It's quite clear
Contract went to the C.I.A. 🤔
Guess who got the contract? 🤔
YEP ... LUCKY LUCIANOS DAUGHTER 😎☂️🍒💥💯©️®️™️🚢🍭
You people know nothing, there are things you really don't want to know! Knowledge can get you ( gone ) 🪦🤔
Very informative,great narration. The mob ate its baby.
Im so amazed to those mobb boss who live over 70 to 80 + yrs old inspite the very dangerous so violent life they been through with all that killing a very dangerous life and you still alive and calling the shot at the age of 70 to 80+ yrs old amazing
Excellent documentary, well narrated, informative and entertaining. 👍
Robert should have investigated his own Father, Joe 😅
Better to investigate the competition. 🤷
He was doing atonement for his father's sins
@@craigbritton1089 ,,,And got his brother killed. Ohhh, yes he did. CIA was a non-factor used by left-wing Hollywood to denigrate the country. Go beyond what youve been told.
@H8FUL4IM did some research on this topic years ago. Unfortunately, it's another example of 'common knowledge' not getting the whole story. Rosemary Kennedy was born mentally impaired and prone to violence and uncontrollable rages. Joe Kennedy followed advice from doctors of the time that the only way to help Rosemary was a lobotomy.
sort of like Easy Eddy for Al Capone?
Enjoyed the video
He was in Pittsburgh at my grandfather's shop in the 50's for sausage,cheese and bread
Yay
Ok and
Your granddad was a made man ,he made sandwiches ,l.o.l
@@kelvintorrence5994 hahahaha
😂@@kelvintorrence5994
How i love mafia documentaries with real life clips
I hate when they put fake/modern pictures and videos in
This film finally helps me understand cia and mafia connection.
I just recently learned of Operation Underworld
Stunning doc.
Excellent job on narrating this, your voice and delivery is spot on for these types of stories Mr. Tierney, looking forward for the next one!👍
He sounds like Anthony Hopkins.
Nice documentary
John made Bobby attorney general because of his dad. Dad wanted for John to have Bobby by his side for when things got tough
That was pretty insightful. Perhaps you ought to write a book about it.
@@stephencarter7266 Or at least a paper back.
@@stephencarter7266 Read my book- "Goose on the Loose".
Great show. Interesting regarding the kennedys.
Sinatra etc.
A good informative documentary but I wish that the background music was not so loud.
It seems that all docus these days have crap music playing
when people are speaking. Infuriating.
38:22. That dude's laugh is hilarious. I want to drink with him.
That shooting/life montage at the end was cold. Ice cold.
Sam Giancana saw the entire thing as something to be dealt with since he was one of many who were called to testify before the US Congress "United States Senate Select Committee on Improper Activities in Labor and Management Racketeering Committee" in 1959. A thorn in his side - of course. People like Giancana make their fortunes and commit their crimes quietly and any kind of publicity about "alleged activities" isn't good for business. Everybody knows that any business hates any kind of "bad" publicity. But he knew it was in his best interest to do whatever he had to do in order to "keep his cool" and just let RFK do all the "your government in action" public grandstanding as well as write his own hit contract. I grew up in a relatively prosperous Mob infested small industrial city right on the US / Canadian border that is a major worldwide tourist destination and in places like that you either don't acknowledge or let on that you know what's obviously rampant exists, you don't talk about it with anybody, you punch the time clock in the factory where you work every day and pay your union dues, and you keep your nose clean by not asking questions. Given that without the Mob effort through fixed labor unions, there's a good chance that JFK would not have been elected in 1960; and then with that came RFK strike two: an even more zealous clamp-down on organized crime when RFK became Attorney General of the US, and RFK's intent to break the mob just got more intense, well into the mid-1960's.
While it's not for me to decide how much of the Kennedy fortune made by RFK's father was made by way of illegal (mob) racketeering (I.E. bootlegging during the Prohibition Era), there's no doubt that if Joe Kennedy, Sr. called in a few favors around the country to help get his son Jack into the White House in 1960, then RFK's zealous idealistic prosecution of the mob had to have been a stab in the back of Giancana and others like him. As it was, of the Kennedy sons, RFK was the more idealistic than his older brothers and RFK was more of being a moral crusader than pragmatic status-quo realist. The third strike against him, was the failed Anti-Castro "Bay of Pigs" fiasco that totally exposed how deeply the Mob was in bed with the FBI and CIA and embarrassed them and the entire US government AKA the JFK Administration by it.
It's not exactly ironic that JFK and RFK were taken care of, in due time of course. People like Giancana know that sometimes you just have to keep your cool and play the long game, and take care of business the old-fashioned way. Those kinds of sociopaths know that Rule #1 is keeping your cool and being quietly amused, (at least outwardly), when your opponent is making headlines by publicly belittling you, especially in the halls of the US Congress. Rule # 2 is always use guys you can trust that you also know can get the job done when it's time to pull a trigger or two and Rule # 3 is to make sure there's always a patsy that's been groomed probably unknowingly, (I.E., an Oswald) to take the fall for it. After all, what the public wants is justice; the only thing any 99.9% of courts want are people they can convict whether they're actually guilty or not.
hey brother love from south carolina from your old redbeck friend
Sam G lived in Oak Park a Chicago suburb on Winona St. near Jackson St one block away from my sister's house. I remember the night he got hit she said it was quiet and in the morning there were cop cars parked in front.
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Cooking sausages and 22 slugs, a dangerous mix.
His home address was 1147 Wenonah - at the corner of Fillmore Street and Wenonah - I wonder if his old home still has the Green Tile roof ??
@@roberthussey595 it does
His boys sat out in front of my house for days - sending the message
Interesting story.
enjoyed this
Sicko.
I served in the ARMY in Vietnam and fought against communisum and could not wait to leave that Hell hole. 16 of my brave brothers in arms never made it back to U.S. soil. so why in hell would i want to go back. This was all the corrupt democrats war.LBJ/ RICHARD NIXION.
Nixon ended the Vietnam War...and was a Republican
Richard Nixon was a Republican.
Thank you for being a true patriot sir
I think it's incredible that people are so quick to write off the conspiracies. Both John and Bobby were assassinated lol I'm sure there's nothing there though right?
Yeah. Bobby got killed because people were obsessed with him because of his brother John. If John hadn’t been killed in that traffic accident in Dallas who knows what would have happened? That idiot driver ran right into those bullets.
People want to believe in fairy tails. 🤷
It is COMPLETELY OBVIOUS that the Mob had something to do with the JFK AND RFK assassinations.
6:30 rob Kennedy says to a vicious gangster , I thought only little girls giggle. WOW! Real tough guy. Kinda like the tough guys on the internet of today. He would never say it to his face.
Appeared to be face-to-face. 🤔
Mobsters typically walk up behind victims and shoot them in the back or from the dark or three armed men against one unarmed man. Giancana wouldn't have done it himself, he would have had someone else do it. How is that more manly than an Internet commando?
Edit: @25:45 Giancana wants to poison a man's food rather than kill him face-to-face. 🤷
Why?
no just just thought he was untouchable because of his position
No wouldve never said that alone face to face he was a fake tough guy
Nice clip
Intentionally hurting anyone must be/feel horrific no matter who you are, I think.
Some people literally don't care. Sub-Human.
Can U please share more mafias greatest hits episodes please
Just put it in “search” 🔎 and if they’re on n RUclips you will find them!
The more things change.....
The more they definitely stay the same...
@@stacynels4 Unfortunately, yes.
From where I’m standing,Things never actually change.
Great documentary amazing really !!
Are these episodes only being released as msm air them ?
Wow this was fascinating!!!!!!
I don’t not want to believe some stuff, I just don’t see him like that. I prefer to remember the man I met a few times as a young child…♥️♥️♥️♥️
Wow alot of things make more sense to me know🤔 Thanks
THE CRIMES COMMITED BY THE U.S. GOVT. MAKE GIANCANA LOOK LIKE A SAINT@😂😂
What are lobby groups if nothing but a means of legalising corruption.
How so? 🧐
@@rlopez11-11 < --- Dum Dum.
If only ww knew half of it
Thank you 💛
Sinatra's dear friend.
4:02 - It's always "so and so" was the most powerful gangster in the history of the US. Frank Costello was the most powerful gangster in the history of the US. Albert Anastasia was the most powerful gangster in the history of the US. Charlie Lucky was the most powerful gangster in the history of the US. Carlo Gambino was the most powerful gangster in the history of the US ... and on and on...and on...
The chin actually was the most powerful. Lucky had the most connections (in and out of the mob) Gambino was the craftiest considering her ran everything from jail.
How are we supposed to watch this with all the ADS!!!???
You watch it with an ad blocker.
@@d.e.b.b5788 Whats the best one to get ???
uBlock Origin removes all the unwanted ads and it's free to add onto your browser.
I pay a monthly subscription fee to RUclips. Zero commercials
Is this Anthony Hopkins I hear? Awesome!
The use of the Olympus OM10 camera as a prop for the agents is historically incorrect. It was only introduced in 1979.
Thank you so much for affordung me this info, Im in the process of laying charges against my local PSP VFXira police in Lisbon for like for like harassment, taking so long because Im having difficulties in convincing local courts - until Ive just recently caught their degree of involvement in scrupolous written cpurt surveillance schemes ------ substituted by 4 men present becaause its convenient to hide my forensics recordings of their continual swearing forever and ever..-- thank you very much and God bless
I come from a Sicilian family. My father, his family, and I have no sympathy with these violent, brutal sociopaths.
Good, these scumbags tend to get glamorized in American culture. They should be treated with utter contempt.
So you a mobber too.??? All of Italy is mobbers - that what Chinese think.
Honestly... I knew this before but watching this video makes me wonder even more... but which side of the coin was THE WORST OF THE WORST? Maybe... both sides of the coin had a part of the WORST... easy at certain point... ANYTHING... EXPLODE.
Albert Anatasia was the most deadly boss and this guy is considered by most in the know to be a front boss for Tony Acardo . He wasn't a boss at all.
Sam was like Junior Soprano, the man out front that would take all the lightning bolts for The Outfit.
They had modern Olympus cameras in the 60s?!
Yup, you'd be surprised how old much of current technology actually is!!
Very interesting
🤔my ex's grandfather was in the Mafia, he wanted me to be his bodyguard/bouncer for him and his bar, but my ex wouldn't let me, she told him straight out in front of everyone one Christmas when we were all at his house, anyways... he had several buddies that ended up protecting him until he died in a hideout in the Ozarks'', where I met Roy Sessions, the guitarist for George Jones.
That line about how the fish got there. That was clever!