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2 days ago · The Gambino crime family (pronounced [ɡamˈbiːno]) is an Italian-American Mafia crime family and one of the "Five Families" that dominate organized crime activities in New York City, within the nationwide criminal phenomenon known as the American Mafia.
2 days ago · Gannascoli brought the idea to the writers of making his character gay based on the true story of Gambino crime family member Vito Arena, in the 1993 book Murder Machine. Gannascoli has said he saw the character as "a cross between Mike Tyson and Liberace ."
4 days ago · Oct. 12—A witness to an Aug. 29 shooting near Big Lots in Decatur that left accused shooter Marcus Fuller's wife dead and a man in critical condition said Fuller's wife was the male victim's "sugar mama," according to testimony from a Decatur police detective. Fuller, 52, of Decatur, is charged with capital murder in connection with the shooting. He appeared for a preliminary hearing before ...
3 days ago · Whiteout - In a remote research station in Antarctica, a lone U.S. is tasked with finding the culprit in a grisly murder. But she must do so in three days, befo.
2 days ago · The investigation concluded with 200 arrested that linked the Sicilian Mafia families (Spatola, Gambino and Inzerillo) and the American Mafia families in Buffalo, New York City, Philadelphia, Chicago and San Francisco with international drug-trafficking. [155]
3 days ago · David Graham, 38, was attacked while walking alone in General's Gate, Uddingston, at about 7.35pm on Sunday. Mr Graham, from Cambuslang, was taken to Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital but was pronounced dead on arrival.
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3 days ago · The story begins in Louisiana. As Richard Gambino chronicled in his excellent book “Vendetta,” a volley of shotgun fire cut down New Orleans Police Chief David Hennessy on Oct. 15, 1890 ...
