The American Mafia: Ex-mobster gave info on Pittsburgh Mafia
WEBSamuel Mannarino was a prominent La Cosa Nostra figure in Western Pennsylvania for decades until his death in 1967. Along with his brother, Gabriel "Kelly" Mannarino, he controlled gambling and related activities in New Kensington and the northern part of Westmoreland County for the Pittsburgh Crime Family. [1]
Pittsburgh crime family - Wikipedia
WEBSam Mannarino – former made member and brother to Gabriel "Kelly" Mannarino. [97] He helped his brother control gambling activities in New Kensington and the northern part of Westmoreland County. [97] In 1958, Mannarino was forced into retirement because of law enforcement surveillance and declining health. [97]
Obituary for Sam Mannarino (Aged 61) - Newspapers.com
WEBClipping found in Pittsburgh Post-Gazette published in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on 6/6/1967. Obituary for Sam Mannarino (Aged 61)
1970s Probe Spotlighted Legendary Pittsburgh Mob Boss - Cosa …
WEBDec 2, 2013 · Pennsylvania's Trib Live noted an incident which for a time drew the spotlight on two little-known New Kensington gangsters: Gabriel “Kelly” Mannarino and his brother Sam — both of whom were part of the one-time rich and powerful Pittsburgh mob family of John LaRocca, who held power for some thirty years. The family has since nearly ...
Sam Mannarino's Big Score - YouTube
WEBRetired Intelligence Detective Gary Jenkins brings you the best in mob history with his unique perception of the mafia. Gary interviews David Rabinovitch, an...
Link between Mafia, Castro drew scrutiny to 2 New Kensington …
WEBNov 16, 2013 · Gabriel “Kelly” Mannarino and his brother Sam — part of Pittsburgh's John LaRocca crime family — were tied to Castro and Cuba's legendary casinos, according to declassified FBI reports. One of...
Pittsburgh's Deep Throat Sam Mannarino - Gangland Wire
WEBApr 11, 2022 · Pittsburgh Mob boss John LaRocca forced Sam Mannarino into retirement in 1958. He had drawn too much attention with many run-ins with law enforcement and his health was bad. After this forced retirement, his boredom led him to start meeting with the FBI for informal talks over coffee.
Sam Manninaro’s Big Score - Gangland Wire
WEBOct 23, 2023 · Sam Mannarino was a prominent La Cosa Nostra figure in Western Pennsylvania when he went into business with Wolf Rabin. Mannarino and his brother, Gabriel “Kelly” Mannarino, controlled gambling and related activities in New Kensington for the Pittsburgh Crime Family.
The American Mafia: The Italian mobster who wasn't - Mafia History
WEBSam Mannarino told Fiorito that Apalachin was a "peace meeting" for Sicilian-hoodlums, primarily intended to resolve member infighting. The bosses wanted to settle a territorial dispute between Brooklyn crime boss Joseph Profaci and his underlings Lawrence and Joseph Gallo.
Sam Manninaro’s Big Score - Gangland Wire - Apple Podcasts
WEBOct 23, 2023 · Sam Mannarino was a prominent La Cosa Nostra figure in Western Pennsylvania when he went into business with Wolf Rabin. Mannarino and his brother, Gabriel “Kelly” Mannarino, controlled gambling and related activities in New Kensington for the Pittsburgh Crime Family.