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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Gambino_crime_familyGambino crime family - Wikipedia

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   2 days ago · 1951–1957 – Albert Anastasia – murdered in October 1957 on orders of underboss Carlo Gambino. 1957–1976 – Carlo Gambino – died of natural causes in 1976. Acting 1964–1976 – Paul Castellano – acting boss for Gambino, became official boss after his death.

2. www.britannica.com › biography › Albert-AnastasiaAlbert Anastasia | Murder Inc., Gambino Crime Family, Hitman ...

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   Oct 21, 2024 · He was one of Masseria’s executioners in 1931, at Lucky Luciano’s command. In the late 1930s he became active head of “Murder, Inc.,” a notorious murder-for-hire organization, and in the late 1940s became boss of one of the Five Families of organized crime in New York City.

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3. rollingout.com › 2024/10/26 › 10-mafia-legends-who10 mafia legends who shaped the underworld - Rolling Out

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   Oct 26, 2024 · Al Capone: Chicago’s scarface kingpin. In the roaring twenties, one name struck fear and awe into the hearts of Chicagoans: Al Capone. ... Albert Anastasia, in a brazen bid for control. His ...

4. www.dannydutch.com › post › the-final-days-of-albertThe Death of Albert Anastasia - dannydutch.com

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   Oct 25, 2024 · Discover the dramatic final days of Albert Anastasia, one of the most feared mobsters in U.S. history. Explore the story of his rise to power, the brutal assassination at the Park Sheraton Hotel, and the mafia's power struggles that led to his demise.

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6. www.nationalcrimesyndicate.com › on-this-day-inOn This Day in 1957 Frank Scalice Died, Aged 64 - The NCS

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   Oct 5, 2024 · On this day in 1957 we mark the passing of Frank Scalice who was a prominent member of the Gambino Crime Family, leading it in from 1930-1931, and then becoming underboss to Albert Anastasia in 1951 until his death in 1957.

7. www.nationalcrimesyndicate.com › anthony-anastasioAnthony Anastasio: Dies On This Day in 1963 Aged 57

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   Oct 24, 2024 · On this day in 1963, and 6 years after his brothers Barber shop assassination we saw the death of the younger brother of crime boss Albert Anastasia, Anthony Anastasio. Tough Tony was a mobster who controlled New York City’s docks for several decades.

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   Who was Albert Anastasia?

   • For most of the next quarter-century, it was a minor player in organized crime. Its most prominent member during this time was its underboss Albert Anastasia, who rose to infamy as the operating head of the underworld's enforcement arm, Murder, Inc.

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   What happened to the Anastasia crime family?

   • He remained in power even after Murder, Inc. was smashed in the late 1940s, and took over his family in 1951—by all accounts, after murdering the family's founder Vincent Mangano —which was then recognized as the Anastasia crime family.

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   Was Anastasia a member of the Cosa Nostra?

   • In reality, the club was a cover for Murder, Inc., the notorious band of mainly Jewish hitmen who performed contract murders for the Cosa Nostra nationwide. Anastasia was the operating head of Murder, Inc.; he was popularly known as the "Lord High Executioner".

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   What did Anastasio do for a living?

   • Anastasio was one of the family's biggest earners, steering millions of dollars in kickbacks and payoffs into the family's coffers. Anastasio made no secret of his ties to the mob; he only had to say "my brother Albert" to get his point across. With the family's backing, the Brooklyn waterfront was Anastasio's bailiwick for 30 years.

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   What happened to Anastasia?

   • On October 25, 1957, several masked gunmen murdered Anastasia in the barbershop at the Park Sheraton Hotel in Manhattan. As Anastasia sat in the barber's chair, the three assailants rushed in, shoved the barber out of the way, and started shooting.

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   How did Vincent Mangano feel about Anastasia?

   • Vincent Mangano felt uncomfortable with Anastasia's close ties to Lucky Luciano, Frank Costello, Joseph Bonanno and other top mobsters outside his family. Mangano was also jealous of Anastasia's strong power base in Murder Inc. and the waterfront unions.

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9. www.britannica.com › biography › Vito-GenoveseVito Genovese | Family, Death, & Facts | Britannica

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   Oct 13, 2024 · He gradually reestablished his power in New York City, arranging the murder of several rivals (such as Willie Moretti in 1951 and Albert Anastasia in 1957 and allegedly the attempt on Frank Costello in 1957), and commanded the gunmen-racketeers in the narcotics trade.