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The Untouchable Mobster: 100 Years of Crime, Betrayal, and the FBI's Greatest Challenge
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Nov 17, 2024
Dive into the extraordinary life of John "Sonny" Franzese, the last old-school mobster who became the FBI's worst nightmare. From his rise in the American Mafia to his shocking 100-year reign of crime, this video uncovers: 🔫 Sonny's journey from street fights to Mafia captain 💰 His empire of illegal gambling, loan sharking, and music industry manipulation 🎭 Encounters with Marilyn Monroe and Bob Marley 🍿 The most lucrative adult film in history and its Mafia connection 👨👦 Family betrayals that shook the underworld 🕵️ FBI's relentless pursuit and Sonny's unbreakable loyalty Discover how this legendary figure navigated decades of crime, prison, and betrayal, becoming the oldest federal inmate in history. Don't miss this gripping tale of power, loyalty, and the dark side of the American Dream. 🕴️ The Untouchable Mobster: 100 Years of Crime, Betrayal, and the FBI's Greatest Challenge 🚨 #OrganizedCrime #MafiaHistory #TrueCrime #FBI #AmericanMafia #CriminalEmpire #UnderworldLegends
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John Franz nicknamed Sonny was a legendary figure in the American Mafia
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born at the beginning of the 20th century he lived into the early 21st century becoming the oldest mobster in
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history Sunny kept ties with all the iconic members of kostra and became one
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of them himself fully immersed in the life of a mobster he strictly adhered to
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its rules proving his loyalty on multiple occasions he is rightly considered one of the most resilient
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criminals never cooperating with the authorities no matter how many years of imprisonment he was threatened with
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Sonni always stayed true to his choice without hesitation which cost him numerous prison terms eventually
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spanning several decades during his long life Sunny managed to do many
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things he had an affair with Marilyn Monroe the top Beauty symbol of the 20th
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century and helped introduce Bob Marley to the world Andy also sponsored the
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highest grossing porno ever made in the genre today's story is not just
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retelling of a gangster's life we're taking a retrospective look at a major part of the history behind
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the American Mafia through the lens of one man John Franz named Sonny saw how
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the older generation Rose from bootlegging alcohol participated in the transformation of kostra into the
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dominant crime organization in the United States during the 20th century
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and finally witnessed its decline as it either went underground or disappeared
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altogether if you're interested in hearing the story of the man who probably most embodies the title of
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mobster then meet John Franz a legend on the other side of the law John
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Franz was born in 1917 during one of his family's trips
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back home home to Italy he hardly remembered that period of his life as his parents almost
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immediately moved back to New York City where he spent his childhood the author
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whose research I based my video on today claims that Jon's father Carmine stopped
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his criminal activities by the time JN was born however Francisco as I discussed in my video on the birth of
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the American Mafia began to recruit members into the mafia around 1917
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if Carmine was connected with crime at that time he most likely belonged to the Brooklyn kamora consisting solely of
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natives from Naples in the legal sector Carmine owned a bar and a bakery so
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John's story is not one of Rags riches he was never in the dirt but it's also
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not a story of a father amassing a fortune and then sending his children to the best schools and universities Jon
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did not lack for anything but still grew up and studied in the usual neighborhoods of Brooklyn which at that
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time were not the best environments for raising a law abiding citizen John spent
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his entire Adolescence in street fights and even managed to get into some underground fist fights if you believe
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his own words he was an excellent fighter very rarely losing it was
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because of a fight that Jon was expelled from high school at the age of 14 ending
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his formal education according to Legend it was around the same time that he committed
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his first murder Carmine who was a local man supposedly witnessed his son killing
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a man in the back room of his Bakery whether or not this is true is for you
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to decide however John who I will now refer to by his nickname Sunny certainly
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led a life that would become the stuff of Legend sunny began to drift increasingly toward illegal activities
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his father probably didn't want that for his son and tried to get him a legal job at his Bakery managing one of the
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floating dice games in Brooklyn these games were called floating dice games
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because they were held at different locations each time making it harder for the police to track down gambling
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offenders around the same time Sunny was accepted into the profasi family for
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whom he ran the dice games from here on I will refer to this family
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as the Columbo family as this is the modern name used for them the Columbo
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family got its name after Joe valachi's testimony where he named the families after the people who led them although
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Columbo was in charge of the family later at the time of Sunny's initiation
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it was still run by profasi Sunny's trouble with the law started simultaneously by the time he was 21 he
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had already been arrested twice for troublemaking and once for assault in all three cases he received no
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significant punishment he would go on to have dozens of arrests and until the
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1960s he successfully dealt with all of them and remained free Sonny took a
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brief break from his criminal career only when the US entered World War I E
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and he volunteered for the front during his military training in the US Franz
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acted as if he had never left his old life behind he constantly got into conflicts and fights and even had a
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fling with the wife of a major as a result just before he was sent to the front he was discharged from the Army as
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unreliable such a violent character would have created unnecessary problems
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in the documents the reason for his discharge was given as pronounced psychopathy which wasn't far from the
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truth considering he had killed many people in his lifetime authorities spec
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speculated that the number of hit Franz ordered went over 50 Sonny was a very
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tough guy with an intimidating reputation As Told by people who knew him during his Youth and adulthood more
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often than not just a stern look from him was enough for the other guy to know that fighting was useless such a
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reputation wasn't created in a single year it wasn't just rumors that he had killed someone or that he was a member
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of the mafia Sunny was careful making sure that people couldn't even open
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their mouths with a disrespectful tone in his direction for example he once
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sold a car to a dealership in his neighborhood the owner of the dealership when presenting it to potential buyers
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joked that they should check the car thoroughly because it was driven by sunny sunny found out about it and took
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it as an insult first of all he lived in a decent neighborhood and not many
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people there knew what he was up to such jokes could raise questions secondly it was a hint that he
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could not keep track of things in the end the owner of the dealership was beaten up by several guys and spent the
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rest of his life in a wheelchair but I think you already know what kind of guy Sunny was it was his
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Persona that helped him build his reputation in Mafia Circles by the late
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1950s Sunny was considered one of the test so when the Gallow Brothers
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revolted in the family and kidnapped several people he was one of the negotiators on behalf of the family for
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those not in the no in the early 1960s there was a war between the Gallow
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Brothers faction and the profasi family the Gallow brothers were unhappy
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with the way the family was dividing money and racketeering profits in February
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1961 they demanded more racketeering shares and amnesty for the kidnappings they had committed
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profasi promised that they would get it but soon after his men attempted to kill
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one of the Gallow Brothers the assassination attempt carried out by Carmine perso failed but it still led to
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an open conflict conflict resulted in the deaths of many people about a year
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after the conflict began Joe profasi died his successor Joe mag lioko
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continued the war in my video about Joe bonano I summarized how Magoo and bonano
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planned to kill three members of the commission with whom they had an unspoken agreement it was like a mafia
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Cold War Magoo relied on a man named Joe Columbo who betrayed him and told the
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commission everything Magoo was not killed but was forced to resign and his
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place was taken by Colombo who was able to finally negotiate with the Gallow brothers and end the years long conflict
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as a result of all this turmoil Franz was promoted to Captain for those who
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don't know the commission is a body for resolving disputes in the American Mafia
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which includes the bosses of the strongest families in the country after all this time since
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demobilization Sunny not only tried to avoid getting killed in the inclan war
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or intimidate undesirable people but also built his criminal business Network
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it must be said that he was just as good at that as he was at killing from
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running the floating dice games he started with sunny went on to patronize four bookies who brought in about
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$80,000 a week Sunny provided his bookies with protection from other gangsters and assigned people to recover
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debts from Lost customers another form of income for sunny was unethical loans
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which he extracted in a very unusual way one time a senior Bank employee came to
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him for a loan after losing a big amount playing cards and urgently needed money
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Sunny lent it to him but in return asked for a favor the employee had to ensure
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that Sunny's people got loans at favorable interest rates in this way Sunny's loone sharks took money from the
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bank at five 10 interest and gave it out on the street at 15 the difference went
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into their pockets and no one risked their money Sonny also made money from labor unions in a suburb of New York
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called Long Island he formed a group called The Long Island Barbers each member paid a $50 Initiation fee and
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another $10 monthly fee most of them joined the organization under threats of
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physical violence although Sunny knew how to act more elegantly he preferred
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brutal methods but could be subtle when necessary for example to extort monthly
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payments from bar shops Sunny's men planted pests like mice rats or cockroaches in the shops as soon as the
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owner got rid of them the pests would reappear ensuring the shop owners would comply with Sunny's demands this went on
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for a month until Sunny took one last step before proposing an end to all the
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madness the buber shop owner sent local boys to fetch him coffee every morning
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Sunny's men intercepted the boys and paid them to deliver bees instead of coffee you can imagine the chaos that
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erupted in the barber shop the next day a couple of guys showed up and demanded $5,000 to make it all stop the owner
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decided it was better to pay up Sunny also had a hand in breaking into the music business he opened a small booking
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agency and began helping unknown talented performers get work in bars and clubs in New York he played a role in
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launching the careers of Sammy cook Johnny Nash and a female Trio called The
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Supremes Sunny also helped introduce Bob Marley to the World by providing the initial
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Capital to producer Danny Sims who discovered Marley in addition to the
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booking agency Sunny was an unspoken partner in several recording studios
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such as Kamas Sutra records Buddha records butter records and Capital
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Records however he wasn't the benevolent type who lifted unknown musicians out of
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obscurity provided for them and then disappeared from their lives it was
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nothing like that musicians were exploited for maximum profit often
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squeezed dry and discarded to achieve this they were tricked into signing
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exploitative contracts without a second thought if a musician discovered the deception and wanted to leave they were
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often threatened with violence such as being hung upside down from a window or hospitalized after a beating to
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discourage any attempt at Seeking Justice one of son's most unconventional
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activities included sponsoring the most lucrative pornographic movie in history
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in 1973 the US Supreme Court's ruling that most forms of pornography were protected
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by the First Amendment caus a surge in the porn industry pornographic material
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began to be sold openly and shown in movie theaters while peep shows became
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immensely profitable Ventures a peep show for those unfamiliar
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involved patrons purchasing tokens from an attendant and using them to view explicit content through a machine some
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peep shows even featured live girls operating like 20th century sex cam
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Studios Marty hodus was a major player in this field in New York earning
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staggering profits authorities estimated that one of his establishments brought
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in around $15 million annually equivalent to about
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$10 million today naturally such success didn't escaped notice and sunny
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approached hodas asking to become Partners hodas refused prompting Sunny's
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men to resort to psychological Terror they kidnapped Marty's six-year-old son
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one afternoon as he disembarked from the school bus returning him in the evening with a note warning hodas to reconsider
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his decision after the kidnapping incident which involved hod Do's 12-year-old son Marty decided to avoid
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any further confrontations fronz entered hod Us's business under strict terms
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Marty paid him $100,000 in weekly installments of $4,000 and committed to
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paying an additional $100 per week regularly moreover hodas was compelled
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to open all new establishments in a 50/50 partnership with Sonni in addition
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to his involvement in peep shows and the pornography industry Sunny expanded his
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revenue streams through credit card extortion protection rackets and theft
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ranging from homes to Banks the 1960s marked a golden age for Sonni where he
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amassed considerable wealth held unquestionable street credibility and
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managed to evade numerous arrests enabling him to freely roam the streets
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of New York shop in local stores and relax in clubs Sunny was a prominent
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figure in clubs and bars with access to Elite venues like the copaa bana through
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the back door he could sit at a prime table next to famous actors or singers
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without facing any challenges his influence was such that celebrities and
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female sex symbols of the mid 20th century like Marilyn Monroe and Jane
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Monroe and Jane Mansfield would approach him to say hello
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however along with the advantages of wealth power and influence in the criminal World Sunny also attracted
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significant attention from law enforcement by the late 1950s Sunny had risen as a prominent figure in the mafia
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he was known both as a tough enforcer capable of handling Dirty Work and as a
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successful earner bringing in substantial profits for his family unfortunately for Sonny this rise
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coincided with a period when us authori were intensifying their efforts against
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organized crime peral 1957 Appalachian meeting where key bosses of all mafia
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families gathered and Joe valachi's 1963 defection and subsequent testimony which
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confirmed the existence and inner workings of kosa Nostra marked turning points valachi's Revelations widely
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televised forced authorities to confront the mafia threat head on
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this sparked a Relentless pursuit of top Mafia figures that would span several
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years Sunny frany quickly became a target for law enforcement due to his
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frequent arrests however these often resulted in minimal charges or witness
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intimidation leading authorities to initially view him as just one of many smalltime racketeers yet recognizing
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that dismantling the mafia required targeting its top echelons authorities
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began methodically targeting leaders like Sni who was identified as one of the most influential figures in the
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Colombo family in particular with the help of confidential informant Gregory
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scarper law enforcement intensified their focus on Sunny they meticulously checked their
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leads and compiled an extensive list of suspected gangsters with Sunny's name
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high on the priority list the authorities went to Great Lengths even bugging his house during construction
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placing devices in the walls and regularly sifting through his trash until it was collected surveillance was
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constant although Sunny skillfully evaded detection when meeting others discreetly and ensured no sensitive
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discussions occurred at home or over the phone despite their efforts law
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enforcement struggled to gather actionable evidence against Sonni he maintained Extreme Caution in his
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activities never discussing illicit business in in vulnerable locations this
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persistent Pursuit did not deter authorities who redoubled their efforts by arresting Associates and probing
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deeper into s's operation as the state authori scrutiny
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intensified so did media interest criminal journalists began scrutinizing
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Sni adding to his Mystique as a formidable figure in the Underworld this
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heightened attention created an aura of notoriety around him Francis ultimately had to confront the
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reality of his situation when would this all come to
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aead of course before diving into the trials let's backtrack for a moment to
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the 1930s future mob boss veto geneves attempted to orchestrate a murder in a
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way that would Shield him from suspicion according to reports one Hitman was
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supposed to kill another Hitman making the plot incredibly complex however the
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plan was exposed leading to turmoil in the Underworld moving forward to the 1940s
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one of these Hitmen testified against veto geneves while geneves managed to evade conviction in that case involving
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poisoning another Hitman whose testimony was insufficient faced a different fate
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his name was Ernie rupo and he was found dead in 1964 authorities tried to pin rupo
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murder on Frances citing a conflict over racketeering and extortion Witnesses
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supposedly heard Sunny ordering the hit on rupolo and saw the murder take place
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determining who was lying and who was telling the truth in this case proved challenging however Franz was eventually
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implicated rupo left behind a wife named Elenor who later remarried a man named
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John cordaro cordaro entered business Partnerships with individuals like James
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Smith Charles and Garrett parks in 19 Smith Charles and Garrett parks in
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19 they later claimed that Frances personally met with them and gave
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instructions during their testimony the authorities sought to build a case against
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Sunny however there were glaring inconsistencies the robbers for instance
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did not maintain their story consistently and the defense argued that the authorities coerced them into
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implicating sunny in exchange for leniency it was unusual for the typically cautious Sunny who usually
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issued orders through proxies to directly involve himself with street level guys the trial lasted 5 weeks with
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the prosecution painting sunny as The Mastermind behind numerous robberies his formidable reputation likely deterred
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the robbers from speaking up earlier out of fear for their lives the prosecution bolstered their case
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with son's past charges including kidnapping murder racketeering and
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extortion in response the defense argued that the Witnesses were unreliable criminals and drug addicts which held
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some truth despite these arguments the jury found Fran guilty numerous appeals
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followed the verdict considering his extensive criminal record and the aggravating factors involved Sunny
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received a lengthy sentence meanwhile while the robbers received much shorter terms not exceeding 5 years Sunny was
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incarcerated at lenworth Penitentiary where FBI agents approached him immediately offering a reduced sentence
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in exchange for cooperation against the Columbo crime family Sunny however
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refused the deal in prison Sunny quickly assumed a leadership role among fellow
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Mobsters navigating disputes and maintaining his status within the organization between handling business
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matters and spending time in his cell reading Sunny remained a commanding presence outside the Prison Walls drama
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unfolded as s's adopted child sought legal Avenues to secure his release
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despite spending heavily on lawyers and filing numerous appeals they struggled to find a viable legal strategy as
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previous Court decisions favored execution and subsequent motions for reconsideration were consistently denied
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dened amidst this turmoil Eleanor the wife of the robber John cordaro who
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testified against son engaged in a heated altercation with her husband
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during which she narrowly escaped serious harm upon learning of Eleanor's
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potential testimony Michael swiftly dispatched a man to persuade her to change her statement regarding corduro
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and the others after careful consideration Eleanor agreed to cooperate but she made a surprising
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decision when the man approached her to negotiate she revealed everything to him
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out of fear the informant immediately informed the FBI who initially doubted
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her sudden change of heart from being bribed to speak a certain way nevertheless Eleanor persisted in
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seeking Avenues to assist Sonni she continued to advocate for his release
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petitioning for an independent investigation into her husband's activities through the the press one
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journalist named Manny topple corroborated her claims highlighting Sunny's exemplary conduct in prison
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eventually these efforts led to Sonny being released on parole although probation violations due to associations
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with criminal entities periodically returned him to prison over the years after his release Sunny returned
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to his criminal Enterprises maintaining his businesses and continuing his involvement in organizing crime despite
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occasional returns to jail due to probation violations linked to his associations he resumed his operations
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he resumed his operations notably he worked at a Mazda dealership owned by
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his son who later became known for his YouTube Vlog discussing Mafia history
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and related topics much like his father in the colbo family Sonny's influence
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remained strong and he was approached by Lombardo to assist with issues involving smalltime racketeers Sunny addressed the
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problem and involved his son Michael who partnered with Lombardo in a scheme involving a gasoline tax scam this
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scheme detailed in my video on the Russian mafia in the US involved
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creating a wholesale company that sold gasoline to stations with the tax already factored into the price the
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proceeds from the inflated prices were pocketed rather than remitted to the state highlighting the continuation of
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son's criminal activities while Michael thrived in his criminal Enterprises particularly with
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the lucrative gasoline tax scam involving Partnerships with Russian mafia figures his success came to an
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abrupt end when he received a 10-year prison sentence this marked a
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significant blow for sunny who experienced one of the hardest hits of his life Michael facing serious charges
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struck a deal with authorities to cooperate which endangered him within the Colombo family according to
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whistleblower Gregory Scarpa the Colombo family initially intended to have Michael killed for his betrayal
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orchestrated by Norby Walters a family associate deeply involved in criminal
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activities however through Sunny's influence and negotiations with Carmine pery Co Michael's life was spared in
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exchange Michael agreed to relinquish a substantial portion of his amassed wealth from the gasoline scam amounting
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to tens of millions of dollars throughout these turbulent times Sun
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continued his cycle of parole violations and intermittent returns to prison
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maintaining his criminal operations meanwhile his son johon led a markedly
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different life resembling his father in appearance but contrasting in character
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Jon struggled with severe drug addiction for years he often resorted to stealing
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from his parents' home leading to strained relationships and sporadic returns home when in need concerned for
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his well-being his mother eventually intervened by placing him in rehab to address his addiction
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issues after John's stint in rehab his mother's gesture of giving him a new Jaguar was intended to support his Fresh
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Start unfortunately Jon sold the car for a fraction of its value and embarked on
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a month-long binge despite these setbacks his father gradually began
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involving him more in family business matters Jon's commitment to sobriety
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strengthened over time he stopped frequenting drug houses and focused on his
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responsibilities particularly in collecting money and ensuring business owners paid their dues however his
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involvement almost led to tragedy during a violent internal conflict within the Colombo family the conflict pitted boss
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Carmine perso against his subordinate Vic aren who sought to seize power
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Arena's supporters targeted JN intending to send a message and potentially
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eliminate him fortunately Jon's cousin also connected to the family intervened
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and broke at a deal that spared his life the conflict persisted until December
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1992 when Arena was sentenced to life in prison solid defying PR's leadership
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despite tensions Sunny upon his release in 1994 focused on unifying the family
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he organized meetings among captains to address lingering issues and Foster Unity after the turbulent period of
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internal strife despite Jon's struggles with addiction and his troubled past
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Sunny remained a steadfast figure within the mafia upholding its principles
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without wavering despite numerous incar ER ations and his continued involvement in criminal activities like extortion
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and murder Sun maintained his loyalty to kosa Nostra interestingly Sunny's commitment
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to the mafia contrasted sharply with his second son John who ultimately became a
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government informant in the 1990s Jon fell back into drug addiction spending
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nights in drug addiction spending nights in drug houses and stealing from family members while his father was in prison
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unable to cope alone his mother faced challenges in managing Jon's Behavior
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Jon's downward spiral culminated in his arrest while under the influence in an unregistered vehicle he pleaded guilty
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and received a one-year jail sentence during his time Behind Bars Jon
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reflected deeply on his life choices eventually he made a significant decision to cooperate with the FBI a
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rare Choice among those deeply involved in organized crime k cooperating with the authorities is usually met with
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skepticism and often results in rejection however Jon's willingness to
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meet with FBI agents signaled a pivotal shift in his life trajectory despite his deep involvement
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in crime Sunny remained a figure of loyalty within the mafia even mentoring
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individuals like gatan Fado who became like a son to him after Jon's betrayal
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Sunny imparted his extensive Criminal knowledge to ferado teaching him everything from disposing of bodies to
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intimidation tactics sharing stories of his own life and experiences including the numerous
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people he had killed ironically ferado whom Sunny trusted deeply turned out to
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be an informant as well unbeknownst to Sunni his conversations with ferado were
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recorded capturing all his candid advice and stories this twist of fate
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underscored sunny iconic status in the Underworld a mobster who never
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cooperated with authorities finding himself surrounded by informants and Deals made against him Sunny's life was
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marked by contradictions while he upheld Mafia principles and evaded law enforcement
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for decades his trust in those close to him was ultimately exploited leading to
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unforeseen betrayals the story of John Sunny Fran is indeed a dramatic tale of Mafia life
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and family betrayals at over 90 years old Sunny faced another trial for racketeering and extortion where
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testimonies from his son John and Gano Fado whom he mentored contributed to his
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conviction the sight of a nonagenarian facing such charges added a surreal
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Dimension to the courtroom drama especially with his own son testifying against him despite expectations that he
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would spend his final days in prison Sunny was was released in
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2017 becoming the oldest federal inmate at the time he spent his remaining years
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in a nursing home where he reportedly expressed forgiveness towards his family and advised his grandchildren to stay
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away from a life of crime sunny frances's life encapsulates the
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complexities of loyalty betrayal and the harsh realities of organized
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crime his legacy serves as a cautionary tale of about the consequences of
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choosing a life of crime and the impacts it can have on both oneself and future
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