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My focus is on creating documentaries that delve into the history of organised crime, beginning with the Italian American Mafia. This group, in my view, shaped modern organised crime during the era of bootlegging.
We start with Charles Luciano, whose perspective will be explored through the lens of the Luciano Testament. I will examine the lives and impacts of Frank Costello, Bugsy Siegel, and Meyer Lansky, concluding the New York segment with Carlo Gambino. The narrative will then shift to Chicago, spotlighting Accardo's reign. While Paul Ricca was undeniably influential within the Outfit, my research has been more focused on Tony'a extended tenure.
We will cover Carlos Marcello's activities in Louisiana. The documentaries will not just profile these prominent figures and their political enablers, but also dissect the various rackets and their eventual assimilation into the realm of Organised Crime, as depicted in various historical accounts and research.
We start with Charles Luciano, whose perspective will be explored through the lens of the Luciano Testament. I will examine the lives and impacts of Frank Costello, Bugsy Siegel, and Meyer Lansky, concluding the New York segment with Carlo Gambino. The narrative will then shift to Chicago, spotlighting Accardo's reign. While Paul Ricca was undeniably influential within the Outfit, my research has been more focused on Tony'a extended tenure.
We will cover Carlos Marcello's activities in Louisiana. The documentaries will not just profile these prominent figures and their political enablers, but also dissect the various rackets and their eventual assimilation into the realm of Organised Crime, as depicted in various historical accounts and research.
Kirksey Nix & The Dixie Mafia - The Southern Combine Biloxi Mississippi The The Sherrys Murder Case
Organized crime has long held a mystique, partly fueled by Hollywood's portrayal in movies such as Goodfellas, The Untouchables, Casino, and The Irishman. These films highlight famous mobsters and criminal syndicates, shaping our understanding of the mafia. However, America harbors many lesser known, yet equally powerful, criminal syndicates.
These groups, often labeled as mafiosi or mafias, operate under strict codes of secrecy, profitability, and power maintenance through corruption. While the New York and Chicago families saw their influence wane in the 1980s which started during the fifties, a new form of criminal organization emerged during the mid-fifties, particularly within prison walls. Syndicates from Mexico, Latin America, and the southern United States gained significant power. These groups, including the Dixie Mafia, orchestrated their operations both behind bars and on the streets, maintaining an iron grip on their enterprises through secrecy and corruption. The Dixie Mafia, a criminal organization with roots in the American South, exemplifies this secretive and dangerous world. Unlike the more famous northern families, the Dixie Mafia thrived by leveraging political corruption and violence. They were known for their brutal tactics, which included targeting politicians, lawyers, judges, and even senators. Their reach extended far beyond the streets and deep into the corridors of power. At the heart of the Dixie Mafia was Kirksey McCord Nix Junior (born 1943), a man whose criminal career encapsulates the syndicate's ruthless efficiency.
Nix's notoriety began with his suspected involvement in the assassination attempt on Sheriff Buford Pusser and the murder of Pusser's wife on August 12, 1967. Despite repeated accusations, Nix has consistently refused to comment on Pusser's claims. Nix's criminal activities did not end there. In 1972, he was convicted of murdering Frank Corso, a New Orleans grocery executive, during a break-in at Corso's home. This conviction led to Nix serving a life sentence without parole. Even behind bars, Nix continued to exert influence over the Dixie Mafia, orchestrating operations and maintaining control over the syndicate. The Dixie Mafia's operations highlight a crucial aspect of modern organized crime: the ability to run extensive criminal enterprises from within prison walls.
This adaptability has allowed the syndicate to maintain its grip on power, ensuring its profitability and longevity. The group's leaders, like Nix, use their time in prison to solidify their control, manage their affairs, and direct their subordinates. When I first started my channel, I wanted to explore various organized crime structures, especially the powerful syndicates in the southern United States. These groups, including the Southern Mafia and other organized crime organizations in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas, wielded immense power. What made them so formidable was the symbiotic bond between these groups. They understood their roles and shared core values: respect, power, and capability. Respect was crucial, power was essential, and the ability to handle political corruption was a must. This article delves into the dynamics of these crime groups, showcasing their strength and influence during that era.
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These groups, often labeled as mafiosi or mafias, operate under strict codes of secrecy, profitability, and power maintenance through corruption. While the New York and Chicago families saw their influence wane in the 1980s which started during the fifties, a new form of criminal organization emerged during the mid-fifties, particularly within prison walls. Syndicates from Mexico, Latin America, and the southern United States gained significant power. These groups, including the Dixie Mafia, orchestrated their operations both behind bars and on the streets, maintaining an iron grip on their enterprises through secrecy and corruption. The Dixie Mafia, a criminal organization with roots in the American South, exemplifies this secretive and dangerous world. Unlike the more famous northern families, the Dixie Mafia thrived by leveraging political corruption and violence. They were known for their brutal tactics, which included targeting politicians, lawyers, judges, and even senators. Their reach extended far beyond the streets and deep into the corridors of power. At the heart of the Dixie Mafia was Kirksey McCord Nix Junior (born 1943), a man whose criminal career encapsulates the syndicate's ruthless efficiency.
Nix's notoriety began with his suspected involvement in the assassination attempt on Sheriff Buford Pusser and the murder of Pusser's wife on August 12, 1967. Despite repeated accusations, Nix has consistently refused to comment on Pusser's claims. Nix's criminal activities did not end there. In 1972, he was convicted of murdering Frank Corso, a New Orleans grocery executive, during a break-in at Corso's home. This conviction led to Nix serving a life sentence without parole. Even behind bars, Nix continued to exert influence over the Dixie Mafia, orchestrating operations and maintaining control over the syndicate. The Dixie Mafia's operations highlight a crucial aspect of modern organized crime: the ability to run extensive criminal enterprises from within prison walls.
This adaptability has allowed the syndicate to maintain its grip on power, ensuring its profitability and longevity. The group's leaders, like Nix, use their time in prison to solidify their control, manage their affairs, and direct their subordinates. When I first started my channel, I wanted to explore various organized crime structures, especially the powerful syndicates in the southern United States. These groups, including the Southern Mafia and other organized crime organizations in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas, wielded immense power. What made them so formidable was the symbiotic bond between these groups. They understood their roles and shared core values: respect, power, and capability. Respect was crucial, power was essential, and the ability to handle political corruption was a must. This article delves into the dynamics of these crime groups, showcasing their strength and influence during that era.
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Carlos Marcello - America's Most Powerful Godfather - America's Oldest Mafia - The Louisiana Mafia
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In this teaser doc there is one error David Ferrie did not die 6 months after the Kennedy Assassination. I meant to say Guy Banister; Banister died a few months after the Kennedy Assassination. This teaser offers a glimpse into the intriguing world of Carlos Marcello, the formidable boss of Louisiana's mafia in the mid-1960s. I will delve deeper into the complexities of how he managed pressing ...
Charlie "Lucky" Luciano - Esquire Magazine Jan 1953 - The Man Who Was Lucky #NewYork #LuckyLuciano
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On of my popular videos is the last interview Charlie Luciano gave for Confidential magazine before his death from a heart attack a few years later. Prior to this final interview, he had given another to a friendly journalist he knew from New York. At that time, the world of organized crime was changing significantly. In this magazine interview, Luciano offers a compelling perspective on variou...
Charlie Lucky Luciano - Series 3 Full - The Final Chapter 1937 - 1947 The Fall of Charlie Luciano
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(Re-uploaded due to copyright issues) In this episode, we delve into the intriguing saga of Luciano's numerous incarcerations, spanning from 1936 all the way up to 1947 when he was once again deported from Havana, Cuba. We uncover the intricacies of Luciano's prison life: his struggles, his emotions, and the lengths he had to go to survive. Amidst the backdrop of the mafia's internal dynamics, ...
The Rise Of Meyer Lansky Series 6 The Mafia & The Navy - CIA - War with the Nazi Empire #MeyerLansky
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I've always aimed to bring you thrilling and exciting documentaries about the history of organized crime, ensuring transparency about my sources. However, my Lansky documentary isn’t getting the response I hoped for, so I'm planning a slight change in approach. Instead of starting with a traditional introduction, I’ll begin with a series of news articles to make the documentary more immersive. ...
The Rise & Fall of Tony Spilotro (The Chicago Outfit) The Real Tony Spilotro The Vegas Enforcer
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Dive deep into the world of organized crime with our latest documentary on Tony "The Ant" Spilotro, one of the most feared enforcers of the Chicago Outfit. From the bustling streets of Chicago to the glittering casinos of Vegas, follow Spilotro's rise through the ranks under the guidance of notorious figures like Tony Accardo and Sam Giancana. Despite his small stature, Spilotro's ferocity and ...
The Deportation of Carlos Marcello The New Orleans Mafia America's oldest Criminal Syndicate #nola
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The Death Of Sam Giancana (Full Version)
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Sam Giancana, born Salvatore Giancana on June 15, 1908, in Chicago, Illinois, was a notorious American mobster and the boss of the Chicago Outfit from 1957 to 1966. He rose to prominence within the criminal underworld during the Prohibition era, engaging in bootlegging and illegal gambling. Giancana's ruthless approach and ability to manipulate political and law enforcement connections allowed ...
The Death Of Sam Giancana & The Crime Commission Report On The State of The Mafia 1988 #fivefamilies
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In the shadowy underworld of organized crime, the La Cosa Nostra (LCN), or the Mafia, has long been an enigmatic force, its influence stretching across decades. Today, we delve into the riveting saga of the LCN's resilience, exploring its unchanged corporate structure and the unwavering hierarchy that has weathered the storm of legal scrutiny. As we navigate through the labyrinthine charts and ...
The Havana Convention - December 1947 Charlie Luciano's first Convention After His Prison Release
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I re-uploaded this due to copyright issues. In 1936, Charlie "Lucky" Luciano received one of the longest sentences ever for compulsory prostitution, spanning until 1946 when he emerged from prison only to face exile. Luciano, with over 20 to 30 years entrenched in organized crime, honed his skills, particularly in manipulating politics. His aim? To bridge the gap between Italy and America, a fe...
November 29th 1963 LIFE Magazine - The War On Organised Crime - The Kennedy Hit #jfk #kennedy #mafia
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(A new re-edited version) One of the main objectives of this channel is to immerse you in the historical events around the world. When I presented the Life magazine issues from 1967, 1968, and 1970, it's essential to grasp that I aim to transport you into the shoes of ordinary Americans. During this period, they were awakening to the sobering reality that their nation, including certain regions...
Castro vs The Mafia & The CIA - The Fall Of Cuba and The End of Luciano #mobhistory #charlieluciano
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I re-uploaded this due to copyright issues. The end of Cuba. Russell Bufalino had the last take from the Casino in Havana Cuba. He held on to 450.000 dollars he gave it to his Cuban contacts and made a run for it. He would never get those funds back, Two more men who were with Russell skimmed about 300.000 from the take Bufalino never knew about this till later. He had both men Clipped for stea...
A Fairy Named Ferrie - David Ferrie - The CIA & Mafia vs Castro
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(I had to re-edit this due to copyright issues) In 1959, amidst the allure of Miami, notable figures such as Russell Bufalino, Carlos Marcello, and Sam Giancana convened, alongside Carlo Gambino and Santo Trafficante Jr. David Ferrie and Jack Ruby lingered nearby, each with their own orbit in the intricate web of discussions. The topics of the day were weighty: the invasion of Cuba loomed large...
The Fall of Carlos Marcello - His Last Year in Prison - 1989
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The Fall of Carlos Marcello - His Last Year in Prison - 1989
The Mafia VS America- Time Magazine 1969 Carlo Gambino, Sam Giancana, Carlos Marcello Tony Accardo
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The Mafia VS America- Time Magazine 1969 Carlo Gambino, Sam Giancana, Carlos Marcello Tony Accardo
War On Organized Crime - Senator Estes Kefauver - Kefauver Hearings Time magazine 1951 #tonnyaccardo
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War On Organized Crime - Senator Estes Kefauver - Kefauver Hearings Time magazine 1951 #tonnyaccardo
(Meyer Lansky & Jake Lansky) The Mafia and The Bahama's - The Evening Post 1967 - #meyerlansky
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(Meyer Lansky & Jake Lansky) The Mafia and The Bahama's - The Evening Post 1967 - #meyerlansky
The Untold Truth About The Vegas Skim: LIFE Magazine's Biggest Exposé
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The Untold Truth About The Vegas Skim: LIFE Magazine's Biggest Exposé
The War on Organized Crime- Frank Costello (Time Magazine 1949 Prime Minister of Organised Crime)
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The War on Organized Crime- Frank Costello (Time Magazine 1949 Prime Minister of Organised Crime)
How A Small Time Cop in 1957 Bust at Apalachin Unmasked Carlos Marcello & Exposed the Mafia's Power
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How A Small Time Cop in 1957 Bust at Apalachin Unmasked Carlos Marcello & Exposed the Mafia's Power
Frank Costello - Series 3 Costello Vs Genovese The war within the Luciano Family #luciano #genovese
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Frank Costello - Series 3 Costello Vs Genovese The war within the Luciano Family #luciano #genovese
Carlos Marcello & The Southern Mafia - Dixie Mafia The Ant Spilotro
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Carlos Marcello & The Southern Mafia - Dixie Mafia The Ant Spilotro
The Bufalino Crime Family - 1989 Crime Report - Scarfo Outfit & LaRocca Family
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The Bufalino Crime Family - 1989 Crime Report - Scarfo Outfit & LaRocca Family
The Detroit Mafia - The Man Who Created His Own 5 Families - Joe Zerilli & William Tocco - 1969
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The Detroit Mafia - The Man Who Created His Own 5 Families - Joe Zerilli & William Tocco - 1969
The Rise Of Meyer Lansky Series 5 - The Adventures of Benjamin Siegal & Virginia Hill BenjaminSiegal
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The Rise Of Meyer Lansky Series 5 - The Adventures of Benjamin Siegal & Virginia Hill BenjaminSiegal
Frank Sheeran - The Irishman & The Disappearance Of Jimmy Hoffa War within the Teamsters Part 2
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Frank Sheeran - The Irishman & The Disappearance Of Jimmy Hoffa War within the Teamsters Part 2
Carlo Gambino & Carlos Marcello The Sit down of 1963
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Carlo Gambino & Carlos Marcello The Sit down of 1963
The Rise of Meyer Lansky - The Power Of The Kosher Connection Series 4 #Lansky #Luciano #newyork
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The Rise of Meyer Lansky - The Power Of The Kosher Connection Series 4 #Lansky #Luciano #newyork
The Sunday Times - The Luciano Liggio The Italian Way Of Terrorism #Liggio #Luciano #sicily
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The Sunday Times - The Luciano Liggio The Italian Way Of Terrorism #Liggio #Luciano #sicily
The Sunday Times - The Genovese & Luciano Connection Sicily to New York #Genovese #Luciano #sicily
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The Sunday Times - The Genovese & Luciano Connection Sicily to New York #Genovese #Luciano #sicily
Love this Detroit OC history!
They were convicted in a LONELY HEARTS scam. I believe Halat became mayor. It was years before they all were sent to prison. Nix had a judge and his wife murdered
Yes your 100% right
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Tony spilotro was a just soldier ? There are wiretap s of Allen dorfman saying Tony spilotro turned down the number 1 day to day mob chieftain position when aiuppa was thinking about retiring in the late 70s and had a heart attack . Go to Google video s.....type in...." the murder of Allen dorfman, gary jenkins ".....Gary jenkins is actually a former police detective from kc who helped the fbi with the casino skim case who read s the wiretap transcript in his you tube video
This documentary acts like Paul ricca was Tony spilotro s protector from other mobsyers who didn't like him . Ricca died in 1972 and spilotro 1986....the mob would nt have waited 14 years after ricca s death if they all hated him from day 1. Come on...
Who was more powerful Don Carlo or Marcello?
Huh, neat. These types of channels are gems, the algorithm was kind today
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So...we should give this despicable sociopathic criminal a pass because of his charitable acts? And ignore the hardships caused by his criminal behavior? Sorry. He's a scumbag like every mafiosi. Did he finance this video?
These are brilliant
Thank you for that. It means a lot
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Thank you for excellent standards you put into your videos. 🥤🍿👏👏👏👏👏
The video would be quite a bit shorter if there weren't parts that were repeated word for word. Just sayin
My favourite part of the day watching your videos. ☕️🧁👏👏👏👏👏👏
Morning!
@@HistoryAndOrganisedCrime1919 Good morning, will be watching the balance of the 6hr video later.
The mayors house was sam sings,boss before zerilli,and tony n vito jacks uncle
Needed to mention powerhouses peter corrado,Anthony corrado,papa john prizzola,tony d ana,whose uncles were first dons before zerilli n tocco, Joseph Barbara jr Angelo melli
But Detroit is just as active as the five fam inn 2024
I'll give 600 k for that house.......😅😂😅😂.......full of shit click bait video!
you mean Charlie Rat Luciano
I recently found out he was a snitch, I bet a lot of them were.
Everyone was a rat Frank Costello, Meyer Lansky, Gambino and a whole lot more. Its how they climbed the ranks, maintained peace, helped DA's build a glowing report the reasons may vary. Bury one man and help another is also a reason why they would snitch or hand someone over
Your every video is excellent 👏👏👏
Brilliant 🙏🤙👋🇦🇺
Too bad that the first half hour consists of such an overload of pivotal blah blah. Be cause after that we get to hear some history stories as hefty and realistic as one seldomly comes across
I live in Detroit and I have been inside Tony Jac’s house after his wife Rose passed away. I walked in and there is a huge painting of the two of them. My mouth dropped and said OMFG is that before I could continue, there daughter said yep. She also said don’t believe everything you hear in the media. She was so nice (and pretty good looking if I can say). I’m 100% Sicilian so we got along great!
The Mrs was a snooty stuck up woman thinking herself high society when she was married to a murderous drug trafficker.
What were the 5 groups or towns represented in Detroit?
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Awsome video🕵♂️ Just wondering though, why do your videos loop back and repeat themselves at certain points??? It's annoying.....
Lack of footage and time editing as well as the fact im new to edited and video production. I do everything onm my own the history, the ecript, the video, the editing and then uploading it to youtube its a one man band... but you are right i need to learn more skills and do better
Organized crime in Detroit far predates anything here.. There was of course the Purple gang- mainly run by Abe and Ben Bernstein was an equal opportunity crime syndicate, working with Jewish young men, blacks and some Irish.. They were opposed by the the corporate criminal Ford security operation run by Harry Bennet directly under and answering to Henry Ford himself.. The Ford special services department concentrated on bullying and threatening Ford workers, and killing those who they decided they could not intimidate. Usually the true complexity of the Detroit organized crime system purposely lies about the involvement in organized crime of business corporations and so it does here too. best Bruce Peek
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No no. In chicago it was mad sam. Even Tony was afraid of mad sam
U wouldn't want to be in his basement
Funny, his daughters act like their mafia father was pure as driven snow.
Well we all know what happened to Tony “The Ant” Spilotro !
Joe zerille Detroit
the world has always been pantomine played at the public expense
you need to work on you editing.
I completely agree it's hard managing time I work a normal twelve hour job and have four day shifts then four days off creating scripts editing videos and then keeping to a upload schedule can be difficult.
Your AI is dogshit
The Time Magazine covers graphic is very lame.
Apparently Lucky was in charge of the white slave and dope trade! Ok
Caught me at home its very very warm today im inside AC on high ...
The bird is the green shirt is in dire need of a working class council estate trio to the a and e bunk up
Is this gonna be 90 minutes of repeating stoeies? 5 minutes in, and ypuve told one story. Bye
This meeting was mostly about drug trafficking! Bugsy was just a small part of the 1946 conference
That was a meeting in America that happened before Havana. This was to help Luciano settle down and reestablish himself on Cuban soil
Carlos and the Dixie mafia is two totally different things though
Two different things yet heavily connected back to each other.
HUMAN VOICE PLEASE!🙏🙏🙏
Due to me working a normal job twelve hour shifts four days on and four days off its hard to do that. Ai voice is the quickest way of doing it and making sure most people can understand it. My accent will baffle you even more it's a Birmingham accent.
Praising a mobster like some Saint and dropping names all over the place...How did he get all that mafia money? Alms? 😂 Tell us about his "ruthlessness" please...getting bored.
I dont praise i acknowledge these men for what and who they were if they did some good i talk about it if they bad i talk about if they are evil i call them evil