Conclusion Of Testimony Of Salvatore (Sammy The Bull) Gravano: When The Bull Was The Shooter
The final installment touches on how James (Jimmy Brown) Failla (pronounced FYE-yal-lah) provided the first inkling that John Gotti and the rest of the Gambino family administration were seriously screwed after the Gambino capo told them how, when he went before a grand jury, he was asked if he had ever visited an apartment above the Ravenite. From left: Joe Butch, John Gotti, Jimmy Brown (in June 1984). Jimmy Brown, who died in 1999, was a senior statesman in the Gambino crime family , a powerful capo who for more than 30 years helmed the Association of Trade Waste Removers of Greater New York, the largest private garbage-haulers' trade group in New York City. Law enforcement first noticed the Brooklyn born Failla when he became driver and bodyguard for Carlo Gambino after Gambino took over the crime family following his orchestration of the 1957 murder of his predecessor, Albert Anastasia. Gambino put Failla in charge of the Gambino family's garbage-industry interests, and F
Whoopi Goldberg's company shot that, Frank told me. I really hope the reality show kicks in. I'd loved to be involved with it, behind the scenes.
ReplyDeleteThe thing with these retired mobsters is that once they are out of the life, they can not get hired because they are a convicted felon (modern day 2nd class citizen). The only way for them to live a decent life is to start a legitimate business. Really who in their right mind would hire a criminal?
ReplyDeleteYou referring to guy in video, Ronen? Didn't realize that's when you meant -- he's a magazine owner/publisher, not a mobster! Mob Candy is a magazine -- they're not gangsters but they'll get a kick out of your comment!
ReplyDeleteForget 'bout it
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