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Well, Sierra Leone, Pakistan, and Guatemala—to name three places that Dominick Cicale, former Bonanno crime family capo, has visited on business during post-Cosa Nostra life over the past nine years. ...

Gravano testified for nine days during Gambino boss John Gotti's trial in 1992. Only a year or two prior, in December 1990, Gravano-- along with Gotti and acting consiglieri Frank (Frankie Loc) ...

Longtime Bonanno wiseguy Anthony (Bruno) Indelicato, 75, who shot his way into the annals of American organized crime, was released from prison.

Bonanno mobster Peter (Peter Pasta) Pellegrino is back in business—the gambling and shylocking business, though, not the restaurant business.

Ailing former Colombo acting boss Victor (Little Vic) Orena, 86, who currently resides at FMC Devens, the Federal prison in Massachusetts, may be in for a taste of freedom before shuffling off this ...

Durso dealt the Genovese crime family a serious -- though far from a knockout -- blow, uncovering, once and for all, that Vincent "Chin" Gigante was still controlling the crime family from a faraway ...

Gerard "Jerry" Chilli was a stone-cold gangster who likely will forever be linked to the doomed Bonanno associate Gus Farace, who murdered an undercover federal agent on Staten Island.

As previously noted, I have heard from a wiseguy source that Tommy "Ryan" Eboli was whacked because of The Godfather film.

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The following by Nick Christophers tells the story of former Colombo underboss William (Wild Bill) Cutolo and his son, Bill Jr.