And I thought a one bedroom in Colorado for 1,200$ a month was a lot

I lived around the corner for a few months during the summer of 2001. The rents were on their way up then. A two bedroom unrenovated apartment was going for about $600. A decent one-bedroom, renovated between $700 -900. Back then it was heavily Spanish-speaking, recent immigrants from Ecuador, Puerto Rico, etc. I knew then it would be a matter of time before the rents got out of hand.

The building has 1 bedrooms not studio apartments. I used to live there seven years ago. The landlord is a creep and scumbag.

That's a bargain! In the worst parts of Washington Heights which is Manhattan's most affordable neighborhood you pay for a two bedroom apartment $2800.00. Many of those buildings are over a hundred years old with few amenities and maintenance.

$2,100 a month only gets you a shithole of a closet in a 5th fl, pre war walk up in a ragged ass hood nowadays, if you want to live in a nice secure doorman building in a low crime Decent neighborhood you are lookin at $3,500 to 6k Some Jack Wagon's want so bad to be able to tell their friends back home in Nebraska that they live in NYC. that they are literally rent poor and survive on corn flakes and the supermarket brands. They ain't got enough for Kellogg's!!!😂😅😁🤭☘✌🙂☮❤🌎👽

What’s your source?

@@carlstrickland5573 just ask him he does it all. He'd be the first to tell you.

​@@Nicholas___....yup very true, besides Hit jobs, his also very talented in hand jobs. Truly talented

Alit=🤮

Correct. Alite and Gianni Russo planned this hit and carried it out. 😂

It's mind-boggling it's in Vegas yet Italian mafia was born in NYC.

@Dawud R. The Syndicate originated in NYC, those other groups weren't even families, just ethnic gangs with loose connections

@Dawud R. Those family did not come to NYC, they were Organized in NYC (Luciano-Genovese, Gambino, Lucchese, Bonano, Colombo). The Mafia, N'draghetta, and Camorra came from Italy but not all gangster in the US were made in Italy or ever join the Mob. Capone was born in Brooklyn and led the Outfit, which was formed after Torrio took Big Jim Colisimo out in the 1920s, independent of the NY Commission but working with NY. THE COMMISSION was started in New York after Maranzano and Masseria were murdered, in 1931. The NY Commission is independent of the Italian families but obviously work together and NY recruits from Italy. So again, the five family were organized in NY from previous groups that included Italians from all over. The Mafia is only Sicilians, Cosa Nostra are NY based families and allies.

There is. It's called City Hall.

Dont think the government would be too keen on funding / immortalizing a criminal enterprise that 1. Had government officials and police in their pockets 2.ran circles around them and continue to do so til this day

i care why?

You're a miserable %$nt...why?

Dirty place

Would you say the Mafia is still noticeably active in NYC?

You were born on July 13th...so was I, 7-13-58... I was 21 when this took place.

Why did they kill the owner? Was he in the mob too??

Shame on him!

@@lukapopovic6668 it’s called supply and demand. People are in business to make $$.

Ong 😂

Ho pensato la stessa cosa 😂

😂

Keep in mind this event took place 50 years ago when society was hardcore to the max. Back then unlike now in days society wasn't soft/weak infiltrated by borderline gay Internet nerds.

People miss the old Italian neighborhoods.

People can call it whatever they want, but no doubt a very glorified way of leaving this world. Very similar to Joe Masseria going out with a playing card still in his hand . and I think Grimm, yet unique occasions like this, are 1 of 1000 reasons why most people are intrigued or even obsessed with mafia history. What other type of person but a wise guy, would Destin themselves to go out in such a swanky and fashionable manner? Although not as unique, even Carlo gambino even went out at home doing what he really loved to do.. which was watching the Yankees.

He also shot a 6 yr old girl while trying to kill a cop.

@@merkcityboy834 TF man that's so effed up

@@merkcityboy834 It was a stray bullet but she survived though.

I dropped part 1 of an original 3 part Galante documentary on my channel.

yeah bro he also wore a c0ckring the day he was shot and was good friends with sleepy joe biden jfc you people believe everything your mouth is fed, bunch of gullible cuc ks

It would appear that way. What's the question?

@@JP-ml1xe No question. It's just that for a long time I thought Carlo Gambino had his "fingers" in his death. Gambino and Joe Bonanno were long-time enemies and Galante was Joe's underboss for many years. All the wars - all the bloodshed that was spilled for 20 years ...I don't know - I was under the impression that at the end it was Carlo Gambino who "put an end" to it all by getting to Galante at the end. Turns out I was wrong - the dates don't match. It wasn't Don Carlo - it was Neill Dellacroce. PS. It was just my mistake.

@@2serveand2protect Funzi Tieri was the one along with Castellano's underboss.

@@2serveand2protect Shut up, dumb ass!

@@davidlamotta1994 Quote: "shut up dumbass!" ?? Alright! ...here you go: Via San Giorgio, 18 Limbiate 2081 LIMBIATE (MB) - MILAN (ITALY) Mob: 334 344 4457 Come and the same to my face and MAKE ME (quote again) "shut up". :) ...see how that goes for you, kid!... :D :D

I can't believe my eye !

Both were...... they walked off and didn’t try to stop it .

@@carlosdanger947 Yep, that's what I thought.

according to the report 3 people were shot the victim and his 2 bodyguards. It was the valentines massacre all over again.

Dr chk hook Cobb

Your English is better than my Spanish my friend

He was the boss in his own mind, not in reality. What an egomaniac.

He was the boss rusty was locked up

@@teeluc6889 unofficial boss

He was making a lot of money which brings power. With rusty rastelli in jail he couldve taken over the family

Yes that's the new chic ..let our colorful friends in having pissed and shit on it and charge $5,000 a day to to visit their pissn shit.

Kuklinski states he was also involved in this which I believe is a lie

@@anthonysmall5090 Yep, total lie, just like he said he was a Castellano shooter, another lie.

Not a lie. He was promoted for this nasty piece of work on Galante and FBI footage caught him that very night being hugged and kissed by the Gambinos and Dellacroce at the Ravenite. Of course that raised eyebrows since he was from a different family. He was initially picked up and let go when his prints didn’t match what was left on the getaway car. It took a while for it to dawn on investigators that his fingertips not his palm is what was on the door knob of the car. That’s how they nailed him. He narrowly missed getting killed in 1981 at the meeting where his dad and two top capos were meeting. He fled to Florida and Napolitano sent a guy after him to finish the job.. only for the guy to be one Donnie Brasco aka a fed who promptly saw his tour of duty moonlighting as a wise guy cut short due to this particular assignment to kill Bruno. He’s been in and out of prison and is due, once again, for release in only 2 years. A movie should be done about the guy.

@@MoManny thank you

@@MoManny Anthony "Bruno" "Whack Whack" Indelicato is a fascinating character indeed. If he ever wrote a book and talked about every hit he was involved in I think it would be mind-blowing. He looks good in a recent prison pic, older but cleaned up and off the blow. He remains married to Jimmy "The Gents" Daughter. I was surprised to read a such a knowledgable comment under this video.

I dont know buddy, u seem like a more deserving guy. Suck a good guy u are

Good question. In a BBC documentary there was an interview conducted by Carmine Galante. He was once asked by the interviewer what would he do if his organized crime friends ever plotted against him to try and kill him. His answer was, "They wouldn't dare do a thing like that!" Well Mr. Carmine Galante, they dared, they did, and your 69 year-old Mafia Ass Got Whacked. He's sitting up there in heaven right now asking himself how this could have happened? The Paul Castellano assassination in 1985 was just as revolting. In 1985 a seventy-year-old Paul Castellano of the gambino crime family was murdered, gunned down, in a busy Manhattan Street in the month of December. It was less than a week before Christmas.

ur the only one

I did

What?

The Gambinos wanted him dead because he burned down a handful of their pizza joints

He certainly wasn't bullet-proof. And, being too greedy has brought down a lot of other mafia leaders too. You want to be fair to your troops or something like a couple of body guards being MIA when needed might happen. 😉

When his blood flowed and pooled into the middle of the floor it shaped the words. "Touchable"

@@BostonsF1nest he had several dope dealing Gambino soldiers killed

That whole be awesome for sure but Bruno is too much of a gangster to speak about anything.

I'm more of an Albert Anastasia guy myself

@@wescollins2981 - same type. Both kill-crazy, but Galante was more cunning. It took the combined forces of several mob bosses to bring him down. He was the single most powerful mobster in America in the late 70s.

@IEnglish 96 well you guys over there had the Kray Twins 😎

XGiancanaX They need to make mafia trading cards.

Wes Collins They need to make Mafia trading cards.

Yeah the cop was Joseph Coffey. He admitted to putting the cigar in Galante’s mouth! According to him he was also present when Gotti was arrested at the Ravenite. He nearly smacked him when Gotti mouthed of to him while being searched for weapons. No idea if that was true..but that’s what he claimed on another documentary!

@@its_rick_james_bich2575 On 2013 NatGeo's, Inside the American Mob series, episode 4, I believe, the late Det. Joe Coffey said with a chuckle, that he "told everybody that I put the cigar in his mouth, but I really didn't".

@@divaah4406 he did tho- he was just walking back what he initially said. He could have been fired for tampering with a crime scene- especially at that level in law enforcement with such a high profile case

@@its_rick_james_bich2575 That is incorrect, Coffey has repeatedly denied doing it.

@@BrazenBreeds he’s actually on a documentary admitting to doing it..what you are on about? Lol!!

I think he did and lit up a cigar while waiting for the bill.

Does it matter?

@@tonyfuri9693 If he was killed before he finished his lunch he would have missed his last meal.

@@paulskopic5844 touché

He was smoking a cigar and they had been sitting there some time. Wine and tomato salad were still on the table. If I had to take a stab, I'd venture, yes.

I think on closer examination it is a BMW E3 saloon. Among other things these have the chrome strip along the side as we see with this car. I can only think you might be referring to the big Fiat 130 saloon having twin round headlights. Do you mean a different model of Fiat? There was the smaller and lower Fiat 124 Sport Coupe with twin round headlights too, but it's definitely not one of those, this car is too big. I can't find any pictures of these Fiat models with the chrome strip along the side that we see here. In pictures I've seen, the Fiat 130 saloon wipers point at the centre of the windscreen when at rest, like if you had your arms folded, and we can see that's not the case here. I can't be sure from this poor video but I'd put my $5 on it being the BMW.

He probably shit himself.

He had plenty of people whacked and did some hits himself. It would have been no bad thing for him to have experienced real fear himself. BTW it's Carmine.

Were you one of the hitters ??? 😉

@@jaybird1229back up shooter

2serveand2protect a young John Miller

@@garciaclerveaux2872 OOOH, YEAH! JOHN MILLER!! That was the name!! He appeared in PLENTY of those "mob-documentaries"! I remember once he told about HIS FATHER who was also (from I've understood at least) a sort of journalist/columnist for...I think ! - the NYT - and - one day - told HIM that he was the one who gave Fank Costello a drive back to his apartments and when he drove away, he heard on the police radio-frequency tha he was shot in the head but survived (U remember that famous "attempted hit" on Costello by "Chin" Gigante?). HEY! GOOD MEMORY, Garcia - THANKS! :) Have a Great day! :) ;)

@@2serveand2protect that's him. Yeah no problem bro! I'm an fan of mob history too! Good day

@@garciaclerveaux2872 I lived in the UPPER WEST SIDE around the corner from John Miller...He is a big shot like Head of TERRORISM TASK FORCE...Anyway If I'm not mistaken he related a story Frank Costello's wife was his GODMOTHER!

@@omunozl WOW. That's incredible!

Because of the green canopy.

Not 12. That would have been too many and would have drawn attention. It was a car full of hitmen, including one who worked with Donny Brascoe. Now, Galante's bodyguards were in on it and stepped out of the way.

@@standupG1 Anthony Indelicato - nickname is Bruno - shot Galante

Not true... it never left his mouth