Chicago Mob 360

Friday,Dec28,
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Good Bye Village Pizza ..Old School Hang Out Gone

After learning that my favorite pizza joint in all the world had been sold and closed has broken my heart!!! From the time I was a young man many a pizza, cheezy beef or even a dozen baked clams were a 3 time a week thing for as long as I remember, The original... Read more
Wednesday,Dec19,
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Sam "Momo" Giancana

Gilorma (Sam) Giancana was born in Chicago on 24th May, 1908. At the age of ten he was expelled from Reese Elementary School and was sent to St. Charles Reformatory. This did not have the desired effect and in 1921 joined the 42 Gang. Over the next few years... Read more
Tuesday,Dec11,
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Tony Accardo

Summing up the late Tony Accardo's leadership abilities, a veteran Chicago mob figure once confided to Chicago American columnist George Murray that "...Accardo has more brains before breakfast than Al Capone ever had all day." Possessing a nimble mind and... Read more
Wednesday,Dec5,
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1920-1997

1920Johnny Torrio (1920 to 1925). Reserved boss, eschews violence, retires in 1925 after a fouled-up hit leaves him barely alive. 1925Al Capone (1925 to 1932). Perhaps the most successful mob boss ever, the subject of countless books and movies, done in... Read more
Wednesday,Nov21,
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Tony Spilotro

Anthony Spilotro "The Ant"Anthony Spilotro was born in Chicago on May 19, 1938. His family was good to him and he was doing good in school, but he decided to drop out. He joined a gang of other dropouts from the same school soon after and started performing... Read more
Monday,Nov12,
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Who Has Beefed on the Mob

Listing of the Mob Rats, Snitches and BeefersRichard Cain(Sam Giancana's former driver)His role in Cook County Sheriff's HistoryJohn Christopher (Operation Silver Shovel)Robert Cooley (Operation Gambat) Salvatore "Sammy The Bull" Gravano(beefed on New York's... Read more
Wednesday,Oct31,
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Think some of these storys were written by Aesops ???

Living the high life without getting caughtTV mobster Tony Soprano runs the Bada Bing strip club and a garbage hauling firm. Real-life mobster Tony Centracchio, who died last year while facing charges he oversaw a video gambling empire, was slightly more diversified. Over the years, Centracchio, who lived in Oak Brook, owned a jewelry shop, a carpet store and an abortion clinic, sources say. Why the different businesses? To hide the ill-gotten cash. Successful mobsters such as... Read more
Sunday,Oct21,
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Big Mob Hits

Big Jim Colosimo -- killed in his own cafe at 22nd and Wabash Avenue on May 11, 1920. Colosimo was then the top mob boss of Chicago. His death, believed ordered by underlings Al Capone and Johnny Torrio, Colosimo's nephew, made way for Capone's rise as Chicago's... Read more
Friday,Oct12,
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Another Farce...What kind of Justice When You are Convicted on the Words of a Low Life

3 guilty of murder in Chicago mob trial James Marcello, reputed head of the Chicago Outfit, was convicted Thursday of ordering the killing of the head of the Las Vegas Mafia and his brother.The jury in the federal Family Secrets Trial found another defendant,... Read more
Monday,Oct1,
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Flurry of convictions ?? On the Word of a Rat...

Another case of The "G" using a "RAT" FOR EVIDENCE........"UNFAIR AND FALSE JUSTICEA federal jury found five aging men guilty Monday in a racketeering conspiracy that involved decades of extortion, loan sharking and murder aimed at rubbing out anyone who dared stand in the way of the ruthless Chicago mob.The verdicts capped an extraordinary 10-week trial that laid bare some of the inner workings of The Outfit.The prosecution's star witness was an admitted hit man who took the... Read more
Friday,Sep14,
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'Secrets' trial taking a week off

The jury in the Family Secrets case completed a second day of deliberations Thursday without reaching a decision on whether four Outfit figures can be held responsible for the 18 murders.In a surprise, U.S. District Judge James Zagel's office issued a statement... Read more
Sunday,Sep9,
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Mob trial jury asks about 'intimidation'

A federal court jury considering the biggest Chicago mob trial in years has asked for the legal definition of the word "intimidation."Federal Judge James Zagel told attorneys about the jurors' request late this morning. He asked attorneys to return at 1:30... Read more
Thursday,Sep6,
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Jury Deliberates Chicago Mob Case

Jurors in Chicago's biggest mob trial in years began deliberating the fate of five defendants Tuesday in a case described by defense attorneys as built on the testimony of "a walking piece of deception."Prosecutors said the testimony of mob hit man Nicholas... Read more
Wednesday,Sep5,
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Two mob trial jurors kicked out by judge

FAMILY SECRETS | Made up minds too early After a federal judge removed two jurors for already having made up their minds, the jury in the Family Secrets mob trial began its first full day of deliberations Tuesday but went home early without reaching a verdict.... Read more
Sunday,Sep2,
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No Credibility and they are still trying to build a case

Do you believe "The Clown" or an admitted hit man? Common sense says you dont believe a snitch ratting out someone to save there own ass.Jurors will have to decide when they begin deliberations Tuesday in Chicago's biggest mob trial in years. They got the... Read more
Tuesday,Aug28,
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Another tall tale in closing arguments

THE government's star witness was an admitted hit man who casually described how he strangled, stabbed, beat or shot his victims, often not bothering to know why the mafia targeted them.A federal prosecutor on Monday acknowledged that it would be "hard to... Read more
Thursday,Aug23,
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Reputed Chicago mobster rips into son and brother who testified against him

A suspected mob hit man being questioned in his racketeering conspiracy trial ripped into relatives who have testified against him, likening his brother to Judas and saying his son “could make Jesus look like the devil.” “My brother was like Alfredo in the Godfather; if he wasn't running things and screwing them up he wasn't happy,” convicted loan shark Frank Calabrese Sr. testified. AdvertisementCalabrese, 70, was in his second day on the stand at the nine-week trial in which... Read more
Wednesday,Aug15,
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Another Rat Snitch Surfaces

-- It started with a toothache......And another BeeferDr. Patrick Spilotro -- the brother of two men allegedly murdered by city mobsters -- testified Tuesday that he helped authorities nab one member of Chicago's organized crime family when the man came to his suburban Chicago dental office to have a tooth abscess treated. Spilotro, who said he had been funneling information and being a snitch bitch about the mob to the FBI for two decades, tipped off authorities when then-fugitive... Read more
Sunday,Aug12,
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Notable Mob Hits

Big Jim Colosimo -- killed in his own cafe at 22nd and Wabash Avenue on May 11, 1920. Colosimo was then the top mob boss of Chicago. His death, believed ordered by underlings Al Capone and Johnny Torrio, Colosimo's nephew, made way for Capone's rise as Chicago's... Read more
Friday,Aug10,
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Tony Spilotro

Anthony Spilotro "The Ant"Anthony Spilotro was born in Chicago on May 19, 1938. His family was good to him and he was doing good in school, but he decided to drop out. He joined a gang of other dropouts from the same school soon after and started performing... Read more
Wednesday,Aug8,
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Who Beefed on the Mob?

Listing of the Mob Rats, Snitches and BeefersRichard Cain(Sam Giancana's former driver)His role in Cook County Sheriff's HistoryJohn Christopher (Operation Silver Shovel)Robert Cooley (Operation Gambat) Salvatore "Sammy The Bull" Gravano(beefed on New York's... Read more
Monday,Aug6,
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The Legacy of Tony Accardo

Summing up the late Tony Accardo's leadership abilities, a veteran Chicago mob figure once confided to Chicago American columnist George Murray that "...Accardo has more brains before breakfast than Al Capone ever had all day." Possessing a nimble mind and... Read more