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Abonne toi ici https://www.youtube.com/c/Lepodcasteuréphémère/?sub_confirmation=1== Sommaire==0:00 Intro00:12 Premières Années01:15 Chef De La Mafia02:15 Meu...
This photo takes on a whole new appreciation of mob friendship when you realize that Vito Genovese was the reputed shooter who killed Gaetano Reina with a shotgun, on orders from Giuseppe Masseria, the Capo dei Capi.
- Gaetano Reina 1922 – 1930
- Joseph Pinzolo 1930
- Tommy Gagliano 1930 – 1951
- Tommy Lucchese 1951 – 1967
- Carmine Tramunti 1967 – 1973
- Tony Corallo 1973 – 1986
- Vic Amuso 1986 – Present
The founder of the Lucchese Crime Family was Gaetano Reina, who was born in 1889 in Corleone, Sicily. During his criminal career he spent many years as Capo in the Morello Crime Family, but by the 1910’s the Morello family began to fall into chaos, and the family became weaker. Even more so when the likes of Joe Masseria and Salvatore D’Aquila, alo...
Yep you probably guessed it, Pinzolo was put at the helm by Joe Masseria in an attempt to have more control of the Reina family. He was put there above two top Reina mobsters, Gaetano Gagliano and Tommy Lucchese. Neither of the two would get on with their new boss, claiming he was a disagreeable man. Lucky Luciano, who would eventually over-throw b...
Gagliano would take over the family during the war, with support from Masseria. Gagliano and Lucchese hated Pinzolo but they secretly hated Masseria for the fact he overlooked them and placed Pinzolo at the helm. This is where the two mobsters would secretly build an alliance with Maranzano but professing loyalty to Joe the Boss. Eventually, in 193...
Acting 1966–1967: Carmine Tramunti Acting 1967: Ettore Coco The most famous boss in the family, argueably is Tommy Lucchese who the family was reneamed to. Again, he had a long stint in charge of the family which spanned over 16 years, after serving under Gagliano for 22 years. Lucchese was clever, and within his first year he formed an alliance wi...
Upon the death of Lucchese, Manhattan born mobster Carmine Tramunti would take over where Lucchese left off. However the reasons he was placed in charge differ. Some sources say that he was only ever a temporary boss, and as soon as Anthony Corallo was released from prison Tramunti would have to step down. However, other sources say that he was a b...
Tony Corallo was next in line to be the man at the top of the Lucchese tree, and he would serve at that position for 13 years until November 1986 when the Mafia Commission Case caught up with him. He was then sentenced to 100 years behind bars. However, in his early reign as the boss he looked at taking control of the gravel industry, and eventuall...
Acting 1990–1991: Alphonse D’Arco Acting 1993–1998: Joseph DeFede Acting 1998–2000: Steven Crea Acting 2000–2003: Louis Daidone Acting 2009–present: Steven Crea Finally we come to the Deadly Don, Vic Amuso, who is currently serving a life sentence. Amuso was chosen over Casso as the boss of the family and would eventually become the main man in cha...
Aug 7, 2024 · On this day in 1930 the first boss of the Lucchese family, Gaetano Reina was shot in the back of the head with a double-barrelled shotgun. The man behind organizing the hit was Lucky Luciano , who was given orders to get rid of Reina by Joe Masseria after Reina switched sides in the Castellemmarese War that raged on between 1930 and 1931.
Gaetano Reina ( Italian: [ɡaeˈtaːno reˈiːna]; September 27, 1889 – February 26, 1930) was an Italian-American gangster. He was an early American Mafia boss who was the founder of what has for many years been called the Lucchese crime family in New York City. [ 1]
