Jim you are a good reporter, you are the best and I enjoyed your videos

Really enjoyed this video 😊 thx for sharing..... smiles

Back in the early 90s I used watch saturday morning cartoons, now as an adult the "NEW YAWK AWWFICE" is the way to go

Whatever happen to shows like these? I miss hearing episodes like this when I'd walk through the door after coming home from school as a kid.truly nostalgic and informative.

This show is just making it so much better, with the dramatization, music and story telling narrator. Makes it more interesting to listening to

It’s interesting to see the more that organized crime is dismantled, disorganized crime rises exponentially.

great story telling Love this series

The FBI files good

Gigante was playing smart all that time. THE CRAZY DON!🙌🏽

RIP JG Thank the goddess for you..

Halat wasnt concerned. He knew. Bottoms up!!

Excellent show. The Mafia was going down big time then. This is an amazing history. Thank you for posting it..

I knew Pete was a monster when I saw how much ice he used to ruin that drink…

Rest in peace Jim kallstrom 😢

TV was still pretty good back in the days.

Drinking at work, then driving...gotta love it...

I moved to Georgia in the early 90s and one day our neighbor came over and said that a Dixie Mafia hitman once lived in our house, John Ransom. Then they told us all these different tails like one day he came home and his car was all shot up, he had a shootout with the police. Another time his son went with their son out to the woods and his son brought automatic weapons to play with. He also had a wooden leg. And the neighbors assumed that it was from an accident or something. Buy what it was from was when he was a kid he robbed a store and the store owner shot him in the leg with a shotgun and he lost his leg. One time they were at his house and he got a phone call. He came out saying he would had to go to Miami. Then in the papers there was a high-profile shooting in the Miami area and they thought Ransom had done the killing. So we heard all these stories and a few weird things happening that house and I think that it was haunted. Then one day we got any box delivered from a federal penitentiary address to John Ransom. We didn't bring it to the house, we left in the front yard. Some members of his family came by and picked it up

Thank you so much for these shows ❤

I like the theme music at the start of this documentary its a classic

This is an amazing history. Thank you for posting it.

John Gotti was snarky & arrogant and that was his downfall.

good work

You've got some serious skills! 💪

Great 👍

One must had a herring heart, killing his colleagues, turned up to their premises, as if nothing, pretended that he didn't know. Who does that? A freaking liar of a lawyer.

I thought I recognized the guy pouring the drink in the beginning. His name is Doug Tracht. He was also known as The Greaseman, a prominent Washington, DC area DJ in the 1980s. A “shock jock”, he was fired a couple times for jokes he made on the air. I think some of his comedy bits are on KZfaq.

So much for loyalty

And in the end the casinos won.

My Nonna once told me that her cousin Luigi was a member of the Mafia in Catanzaro, and that he died in prison.

This reminds me of an old 80s movie i forgot i watched on VHS in the 90s

Noted Concern❗

Good old days of drinking liquor in the morning and then driving 😂

Sorry, I guarantee you that the victims did not have clean hands, the good old south !

RiP Jim Kallstrom😢😢😢

More videos new video on KZfaq best show ever .😊

Love this show.

Pay someone to Kill two people and get a whopping 15 years. This is injustice. We need to wake up scream about this grotesque undersentencing.

Yes

This series is so relaxing and wholesome.

@1:11:52. HE IS NOT CARLOS Gambino. He is CARLO !

A cop on the payroll?! Go figure.

Back when the FBI was still cool

That stupid advertisement about your electric meter running backwards reminds me what my dad told me when I was kid....lightning struck the power pole outside our hog house...the damn meter ran backwards when he cut the power...lol This was early 1960's...

1:01:46 Was he "paranoid" that his house was bugged? NO! He KNEW that his house was bugged... 🤷 Edit: the "professional" who had "sweeped" the house for bugs was an idiot.. It's really NOT that hard to build equipment that will check the entire R.F. band for random signals that don't belong there. There's slightly more to it than just that, but it isn't that hard of a thing to do. The only thing is, you do NOT want to alert the feds to the fact that you are bringing someone in to do the sweep, or else they can remotely "turn off" the bugs so that they dont emit a signal, and no one will ever be able to detect it. The best time to do the sweep would be when the Feds are actually listening to the bugs, and have no clue that one is trying to detect them. Calling in a bug sweeper is a futile enterprise if the Feds KNOW that someone is there doing it.... 🤦

Hello! It's me Luigi! Yahoo!

Lets goooooooooo

I was born in Jersey City, NJ (Heights) in 1969...... Grew up in the 80's.... I got "Passes" just being D'taliano myself. The MOB scene was real, well known, THRIVING, alive and well throughout Jersey EVERYWHERE back then.........NYC is just over the GW bridge or through any of the tunnels. Well known in Hudson County Weehawken, North Bergen, West New York, Jersey City, even down to all the shore spots..... 🤔😁

You gotta give the Chin props for his game.

Can’t believe they were getting down in biloxi-Gulfport like that 😂

excellent show!

Head of the New Yawn Affice

It should be remembered that this show is over 30 years old, which was back when the FBI wasn't spending their time trying to pick presidents.

Thank god

That Lenny did enjoy his smokes ....

And immediately thereafter, Biloxi turned in to the sewer it is today.

FBI Forever Bothering Italians 😂

Noti gang

Gotti got should have appreciated Sammy not be threatened

Rest in peace Jim kallstrom . Excellent show. The Mafia was going down big time then.

Notice how the Judge's ex law partner was pouring himself a very stiff drink on ice first thing in the morning. Whose idea was that to put that in this doc😂? They gave away the guilty party first thing!😅

Imagine that!🥳

Old fashioned up class

Those Biloxi clowns weren't Italian

What does the Dixie mafia have to do with Cosa Nostra and the Italian-Americans?!?

Crossed Sammy. He squealed.

💯👌

Excellent show. The Mafia was going down big time then

Halat, some friend. Should of got more time.

Now there called politicians 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Michael fransses and Sammy Garvano in today's times are the men to listen to about these times in history straight from the life off the men themselves I like that shit that's legendary

Damn she lost her life trying to prevent the inevitable! DAMN!!😢

I wonder what today’s Mafia thinks of the Mexican Cartel?

How did Peter Halat knew that both the judge and his wife were dead if he only walked into the front of the house and didn't go to the back of the house where the wife's body was in the master bedroom and couldn't have seen her body? He would have had to have prior knowledge snd he tried to create a false alibi with his assistant.

It’s amazing how someone can grow into a murderer . From that sweet little 8-9 year old boy into someone who can shoot a woman dead is unbelievable . RIP❤

yes that sucks so much that this poor judge was a victim at his residence & so was this wife he has

The women always get a short sentence.

I sure do miss thee, cars 🚗 we had , in thee, 40 '50 ' 60' 70"s, 80 's.

Carlos Gambino?

Wait, I'm confused. Gotti expressed to De Lecroch his fear of Castalano listening to the recorded tapes of him and Ruggeiro discussing drug distribution which is automatic death BUT the narrator stated that Gotti was stalling in giving Castelano the tapes to listen to... but aren't those tapes recirded by the FBI? How would Gotti have access to the FBIs recordings of him? Can sometone explain that please??

Anyone else get overly annoyed when he was tapping the pen on the desk? Lol

It doesn't surprise me

Takes a special kind of stupid to knock off a judge.

53:17 Hah! Used to live a few blocks from that funeral home.

Do a documentary on the Albanians or the Bulgarians, for a change !

52 counts and the mastermind of a murder gets only 18 years and everybody gets life. Go justice

Do you have new episodes???? We tired watching again and again the same episodes!!!!!

You've gotta have a real big set to walk into the home of the mafia and pretend to sweep the home for bugs to make some money.

Can You Fly BOBBY I need a extension cord

"Because the couple was so prominent, the investigation became top priority..." [Case 1: The Sherrys---Judge Vincent and Councilwoman Margaret, in Mississippi]

This is interesting stuff, point blank. Gotti "orders a murder" in prison, along with a pizza with salami topping. Great to get this overseas as well! "Wie Amerika leibt und lebt."

The FBI guy looks like New Gingrich

May you rest in peace Jimmy Kalstrom we love you buddy

I didn't know Phil was a police officer.

Any Sicilian can tell you that there is no such thing as the Mafia.

That's the grease man playing the guy pouring the drink in the beginning

19:44 - Those good ol' Mississippi boys sure like to pound them O'Douls and Coors Cutter N.A.'s! 😂

Why would a judge answer the doorbell after dark, I wonder. I guess an age of innocence. But not in Buloxi; it's the Dixie Mafia; law-enforcement was aware of them and so the judge would have had them on his radar. Such a dumb crime; how in the hell did they get him to come to the door. They had already been stalking him for months and knew he would come to the door, that's how. They'd seen him do it many times, when anything occurred on the block, he was one of those who probably couldn't resist looking out; coming outside/neighbors knew him; he'd probably bought fundraising items, signed petitions, etc.; was known for being involved in bettering his community. I'm like that; whenever someone's selling something door-to-door, I buy it. Or I used to. I had recently realized I had been ripped off for several hundred dollars when all the door-to-door stuff seemed to evaporate.

Was Chin gigante named "chin" because of the way his chin looks, or because he could take a punch?

My grandmother use to tell me stories of the streets of ny in the 80s , mafisos everywhere

😂OMG why did they get a GIANT to stand next to the guy playing Sammy the bull at the construction site! 😂😂