John "Sonny" Franzese, Sr. (February 6, 1917 – February 24, 2020), was a powerful, old-time and notorious Italian-American mobster who has been a made member in the Colombo crime family for 88 years. Franzese even masterminded multiple incredibly lucrative organized criminal operations and legitimate enterprises which earned the Colombo Crime Family billions of dollars. Persico had planned to place Franzese on this panel, but in August 1986, Franzese was sent back to prison again for another parole violation. [27], In 1983, the FBI launched an investigation into boxing promoter Don King's organized crime connections and targeted Franzese to introduce an FBI undercover agent, using the alias Victor Quintana, to King. Bensonhurst derives its name from Egbert Benson (1789–1866), whose children and grandchildren sold his lands to James D. Lynch, a New York real estate developer. Since his release in 1994, Franzese has publicly denounced the life of organized crime, and became a motivational speaker for youth, at schools, and other venues. As of February 2021, he has 400,000 subscribers. Franzese has been well known for many decades as a fearsome member of the American Mafia whom would rather die than betray the Mafia or snitch on any member of the organization. [28] Quintana was to give the impression that he was buying his way into the boxing world in order for King to reveal his criminal associations, however the investigation subsequently collapsed after Quintana failed to follow through with several hundred thousand dollars. Google has many special features to help you find exactly what you're looking for. Franzese has been a member of the American Mafia longer than any mobster in history, which spans 90 years. [43], His biopic, God the father, was released in theaters and cinemas across the United States on October 31, 2014. Finally, Franzese stressed the importance of properly dealing with the corpse. On December 24, 2008, Franzese was released from the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn. Port Manteaux churns out silly new words when you feed it an idea or two. In November 2000, after resuming a top authority in the family, Franzese violated parole again and was sent back to prison in January 2001. Franzese was contacted by a flea market owner who complained that his partner was using and selling drugs at the market in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. The Yankees organization immediately denied Franzese's accusations. After he was sentenced to 10 years in prison in 1986, Michael was ultimately released in 1994, retired to California in 1995, and became a born-again Christian. [44], In March 2015, he appeared in a two-part documentary on the American Mafia with television presenter and reporter Trevor McDonald. In January 1991, after returning to the weakened Colombo crime family, Franzese again violated parole and went to prison for meeting with other organized crime figures. While John 'Sonny' Franzese went to trial over a strip-club shakedown, a little-known Gravesend capo was promoted to serve as "acting underboss." He was born to Carmine "The Lion" Franzese and Maria Corvola, although his birth year is a source of confusion. Today virtually every important mobster is locked up, including Sonny Franzese, the 93-year-old boss of the Columbo family, who was sentenced to eight years in 2011. That year also marked the end of Franzese's original 50 year sentence for bank robbery that was the cause of his many parole violations over the years. Franzese became a made member in 1933, he was inducted into the Profaci crime family (modern Colombo Crime Family) when he was only 16 years old, making him the youngest … [25] Franzese was also later subpoenaed to testify at Walters' trial in 1989, as Walters had invoked his name to frighten college athletes into signing management contracts, including Maurice Douglass, allowing him to get a reduced sentence. [34] He also spent time in solitary confinement. In June 2020, Franzese started a YouTube channel. [25] Franzese bought a home in Delray Beach, Florida. [2] Michael claims he had gone by the name "Michael Grillo" until he was 18 years old. [39], Franzese lives in Anaheim, California with his wife, Camille Garcia, and their seven children. Franzese has been famous as the oldest active member of the American Mafia. His procedure was to dismember the corpse in a kiddie pool, dry the severed body parts in a microwave oven, and then run the parts through a commercial-grade garbage disposal. [18][14][31] His wife, a Christian, also influenced him in his decision to leave the mob.[18]. [13][14] During the late 1970s, Franzese met with Gambino crime family boss John Gotti, who was then a soldier. Franzese also helped finance the The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, a classic horror film which earned over $65 million from a $1 million investment. 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His son compares him to a medieval kings-guard, he is completely loyal to the boss of the Colombo crime family, and lives to serve the boss 24/7, no who he is, even if hates him or had a rival with him previously, he will still be fiercely loyal to him and serve him no matter what. Murder Machine: A True Story of Murder, Madness, and the Mafia, the second book by Gene Mustain and Jerry Capeci, was published in 1992.It was hailed by Pete Hamill, Pulitzer Prize winning columnists Murray Kempton and Mike McAlary, New York Daily News columnist Gail Collins and Nick Pileggi, author of Wiseguy and Casino. The pair set up 18 stock-bearer companies based in Panama. [12], Franzese was briefly mentored by Colombo soldier Joseph "Joe-Joe" Vitacco (1927–1980). Dimatteo’s writing will never be mistaken for Mario Puzo’s but life isn’t fiction either. Vous trouverez dans ici le détail sur les médicaments remboursés en France entre 2012 et 2019 (quand des données plus récentes seront publiées, elles seront mises à jour) Michael Franzese (born May 27, 1951) is an American former New York mobster and caporegime of the Colombo crime family, and son of former underboss John "Sonny" Franzese.Franzese was enrolled in a pre-med program at Hofstra University, but dropped out to make money for his family after his father was sentenced to 50 years in prison for bank robbery in 1967. He eventually helped implement a scheme to defraud the federal government out of gasoline taxes in the early 1980s. [5], Franzese became acquainted with his father's friends such as Joseph Colombo, and later became inducted as a made man on Halloween night 1975. [2], Franzese later moved to Long Island. I'm over 75 years of age now. [47][48][49], Franzese hosted a stage musical, A Mob Story, at the Plaza Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. The company became quite successful, recordings hits for acts such as Melanie Safka, the Isley Brothers, and Curtis Mayfield. [14], In 2003, Franzese published Blood Covenant, an updated and expanded life story. [24] An associate later testified that Franzese personally made $1 million per week from the gas scheme. By the age of 35, in 1986, Fortune Magazine listed Franzese as number 18 on its list of the "Fifty Most Wealthy and Powerful Mafia Bosses". [36] He also frequently speaks at Christian conferences and churches, including helping the Willow Creek Community Church, in November 2016, to give each of the 70,000 inmates in the state of Illinois a Christmas package. Because of those wars, the number of made members has fallen to 75-85. He's still out. During the trial, the prosecution produced records claiming that Franzese had killed between 30 to 50 people. However, his son Michael Franzese says that his father was actually born in 1919. In 1978, Franzese was released on parole but returned to prison in 1982 for a parole violation. Soon after, he retired to California and is now a motivational speaker and writer. Franzese bore a close physical resemblance to boxer Rocky Marciano, one of his friends. Franzese became a made member in 1933, he was inducted into the Profaci crime family (modern Colombo Crime Family) when he was only 16 years old, making him the youngest made member ever to be inducted in the American Mafia. Franzese had claimed that at the height of his career, he generated up to $8 million per week. [23] Revenue officials estimated $250 million in gasoline tax was stolen in New York state per year, before moving on to Florida which was estimated to have lost $40 million to $250 million in stolen gasoline tax. [25] On December 27, 1991, Franzese was sentenced in New York to four years in federal prison for violating the probation requirements from his 1989 release. He helped finance the $200,000 pornographic film Deep Throat, which generated over $80 million. [27][25] Prosecutors have said that Franzese was not considered by the government to be a federal cooperating witness. Franzese claimed he first met Sharpton through Genovese crime family mobster, Daniel Pagano. After the 2005 incarceration of John DeRoss, Franzese became the new underboss. In 1986, Fortune Magazine listed Franzese as number 18 on its list of the "Fifty Most Wealthy and Powerful Mafia Bosses". However, in May 2007, Franzese was again returned to prison for a parole violation. [3] However, it was later discovered that John, already married with three children, had gotten the 16-year-old Capobianco, a cigarette girl at the Stork Club in Manhattan, pregnant with Michael, so Capobianco married Grillo to avoid having a scandal surrounding having a child out of wedlock. I wanted to write the book, number one, as an inspirational book. ", "Sharpton Says F.B.I. Angelo Ruggiero was also present. [38] He appeared in the 2013 Inside the American Mob, a National Geographic documentary. Once authorities suspected one company of fraudulent activity, Franzese would move onto the next company. In 1942, in the midst of World War II, he was discharged from the United States Army because he displayed '"homicidal tendencies" Although never being arrested for it, court papers accused him of committing rape in 1947. The show opened in October 2018 and was created and directed by Jeff Kutash.[50]. [4] However, in 1971, Franzese decided to drop out of college to help his family earn money when his father was sentenced to 50 years in prison for bank robbery in 1967. [26], By 1980, Franzese was a partner with booking agent Norby Walters in his firm. In 1986, he was sentenced to 10 years in prison on conspiracy charges, released in 1989, rearrested in 1991 for a parole violation, and ultimately released in 1994. What Franzese did not realize was that Fatato was a government informant and was taping the conversation. Their underboss is the world’s oldest made man, 102 year old John “Sonny” Franzese, father of the famous public speaker and former Colombo capo Michael Franzese. The 103-year-old Franzese is currently the oldest living gangster in the world. In 1981, Franzese successfully extorted a role for Walters in the US tour by singer Michael Jackson and his brothers. Franzese's career in the American Mafia dates back to the prohibition era, in 1929, at the age of 12, he became an enforcer and servant to future boss of the Commission and the overlord of the American Mafia Lucky Luciano. [19] Iorizzo was being hassled by associates of another crime family and promised Franzese a percentage if he would defend and solve the issue. [6] Franzese took the blood oath alongside friend Jimmy Angelino, Joseph Peraino Jr., Salvatore Miciotta, Vito Guzzo Sr., and John Minerva — all of whom died violently over the next 20 years. After the mob allowed John to divorce his first wife, Grillo disappeared, and he married Capobianco. At a meeting he agreed to hand over $50,000 in return for a 25 percent interest from the sports agency. In 1992, Franzese co-authored his first book, an autobiography, Quitting the Mob. [21] The family would collect the state and federal taxes, but keep the money instead. [37], On July 23, 2002, while appearing on the HBO television program Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel, Franzese claimed that during the 1970s and 1980s, he persuaded New York Yankees players who owed money to Colombo loansharks to fix baseball games for betting purposes. Franzese told Fatato: "I killed a lot of guys - you’re not talking about four, five, six, ten.". After finishing high school, Franzese entered a pre-med program at Hofstra University in 1969; his father originally did not want him to be involved in organized crime. He is believed to have been elevated to caporegime or captain in the Colombo family in the mid 1950s and by 1964 he had been promoted to underboss. [7] CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (TV Series 2000–2015) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. In 2019, Franzese Jr. met with his father at the nursing home where he resided and reconciled with him; John Jr. had previously voluntarily left the Witness Protection Program. [25] Franzese had been arrested in Los Angeles on a tax fraud accusation and was sent back to New York for the probation hearing. [30], Franzese was the president of Miami Gold, a film production company that produced the 1986 film, Knights of the City. [15] Gotti however claimed that the scared-off partner was an associate of his. On January 14, 2011, the 94-year-old Franzese was sentenced to eight years in prison for extorting Manhattan strip clubs and a pizzeria on New York's Long Island. In 1967, Franzese gained a financial interest in a new recording company, Buddha Records. Franzese is listed as an associate producer of the 2002 film This Thing of Ours, which stars James Caan. [6] Su padre provenía de la localidad siciliana de San Fratello, mientras que su madre era hija de inmigrantes originarios de Corleone, también en Sicilia. Federal prison records say that he was born February 6, 1917. Franzese also suggested wearing a hairnet during the murder so as to avoid leaving any hair strands at the crime scene that could be DNA analyzed. In 1984, Franzese was released on parole again. Dimatteo tells it like it was: a dark and self-indulgent life where only a few got rich at the expense of others as well as their own souls and the unsettling knowledge that any day could be their last. According to law enforcement, Franzese remains the official underboss of the Colombo family. Pacino nació el 25 de abril de 1940 en el barrio East Harlem, del distrito de Manhattan, Nueva York, hijo único de Rose —Gerardi, de soltera— y Salvatore Pacino, ambos de origen italiano. Law enforcement had learned about the meeting from Franzese's son, John Franzese, Jr., who had become a government informant. I mean, look at Sonny Franzese right now, he's 102. Raised in New York City, in the late 1930s Franzese joined the Profaci crime family (later named the Colombo crime family) under boss Joe Profaci. Franzese has been dubbed as the "The Kings guard of the Colombo crime family" and the "Colombo family bosses executioner" due to his reputation for extreme loyalty for the boss. Franzese was enrolled in a pre-med program at Hofstra University, but dropped out to make money for his family after his father was sentenced to 50 years in prison for bank robbery in 1967. [17][18], In 1980, Franzese was contacted by Lawrence Salvatore Iorizzo, who initially thought of a scheme to defraud the federal government out of gasoline taxes. His first arrest came in 1938, for assault. On June 23, 2017, Franzese was released and returned home. Under law at the time in Panama, gasoline could be sold tax-free from one wholesale company to the next. He's still around. Franzese had a longtime reputation for fearlessness, ferocity and brutality, and was notorious for going after and killing anyone who crosses him, or anyone who crosses the Bosses. Franzese later expressed admiration for Gotti, citing his strict gangster lifestyle and his overwhelming ego. [6][31], In April 1985, Franzese was acquitted of racketeering charges. Franzese sent Colombo soldier-turned informant Anthony Sarivola and another member who remains unidentified. [1] Franzese had initially believed that he had been adopted by John after his mother divorced Frank Grillo, who Franzese thought to be his biological father. [32] In another case in December 1985, Franzese was one of nine people indicted on 14 counts of racketeering, counterfeiting and extortion from the gasoline bootlegging racket. In July 2020, he appeared in the Fear City: New York vs The Mafia Netflix docuseries. [35] In the book, Franzese discusses his criminal activities, life with his father, and meeting his second wife, Camille Garcia. Franzese died of natural causes in a New York hospital, on February 24, 2020, aged 103. https://mafia.wikia.org/wiki/John_Franzese?oldid=41199. [7][8][9][10][11] Although Franzese recounts this ceremony had taken place in 1975, the membership books reportedly were not reopened until 1976 (they had been closed since 1957). [31] He was ultimately released on November 7, 1994, retiring from the mob in 1995 by moving to California with his wife and children; the relocation was also a result of receiving multiple death threats and contracts on his life, including one approved by his father. In 1966, Franzese was able to avoid a conviction for murdering a rival and dumping the body into a bay. Franzese used Buddha to launder illegal mob earnings and to bribe disc jockies with payola. [22] Franzese had claimed that at the height of his career, he generated up to $8 million per week. 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[45][46] He spoke about his wealth, but also the impact of being a member of the Colombo crime family had on his family, and that was why he turned away from organized crime. [29], In 1985, Walters set up a sports management agency with Franzese as a silent partner. In later years, Franzese discussed techniques for mob murders with Gaetano "Guy" Fatato, a new Colombo associate. In March 1967, Franzese was convicted of masterminding several bank robberies. In 2016, he vowed to help Christian refugees fleeing the Middle East. John Franzese. Franzese was released from the Federal Medical Center in Devens, Massachusetts, on June 23, 2017, at the age of 100. [19] Iorizzo, who was already sentenced to five years and ordered to pay $1.7 million for his role in the theft of $1.1 million in gas taxes and placed in the witness protection program, began testifying against Franzese and others in their operation in March 1985. [25] While imprisoned in 1991, Franzese became a born-again Christian after he was given a Bible by a prison guard. Franzese controlled a $10 billion a year extortion, loan sharking, illegal gambling, bookmaking and numbers racket operations, a $1 billion a year pornography and prostitution operation, and a $500 million a year labor racketeering operation. Franzese, who had never met King, says he was introduced to him by civil rights leader Al Sharpton. [16], In 1980, Franzese had become a caporegime of a crew of 300. Primeros años Infancia y adolescencia. Fellow mobsters have said that he lives to serve La Cosa Nostra (The American Mafia), and lives to loyally serve any boss of the Colombo Crime Family no matter who is boss. According to some sources, Franzese was born at sea on the ship that brought his parents to New York. In 1982, the manager for singer Dionne Warwick wanted to drop Walters as an agent; Franzese met with the manager and persuaded him to keep Walters. For 20 years, Franzese was Colombo family boss Joe Profaci's chief enforcer, personal bodyguard and veteran hitman, and he murdered and tortured dozens of people for Profaci. [40], Franzese was portrayed by Joseph Bono in the Martin Scorsese film Goodfellas (1990). Franzese was married to Cristina Capobianco-Franzese; she died in 2012. For over six decades, Franzese was one of the most powerful, notorious and feared gangsters in America. Franzese also told Fatato that he put nail polish on his fingertips before a murder to avoid leaving fingerprints at the crime scene. Search the world's information, including webpages, images, videos and more. In 1970, Franzese was sentenced to 50 years in prison. Franzese agreed to frighten him and become the new partner. [25][33], In 1989, Franzese was released from prison on parole after serving 43 months. Franzese also speaks at prisons throughout the world, such as Pentonville Prison in England. John Franzese's son Michael Franzese has said that his dad is a stone-cold gangster, and a 24/7 mafioso, who takes the life in La Cosa Nostra incredibly seriously, and is fiercely loyal to the organization and his boss. Murder Machine. Franzese is believed by the FBI of killing as many as 300 people. His younger son, John Franzese Jr., was a Colombo family associate before becoming an FBI informant. I buy you out," and handed over $70,000. [24] Authorities believe the money was laundered through Franzese's film production company, Miami Gold, to offshore bank accounts in Austria and Panama. He lives by a code of brotherhood, loyalty, respect, secrecy, and honor for members of La Cosa Nostra. In 1986, after Carmine Persico was sentenced to 139 years in prison, he created a three-man Ruling Panel to oversee the Colombo family. Michael Franzese (born May 27, 1951) is an American former New York mobster and caporegime of the Colombo crime family, and son of former underboss John "Sonny" Franzese. John Franzese often expressed to his close associates that he would take a bullet for the boss in a heartbeat, and says that he would rather cut his heart his own heart out before betraying the boss or La Cosa Nostra. Lynch bought the old farmlands from the Benson family in the mid-1880s, and by 1888, began selling private lots in an area dubbed as Bensonhurst-by-the-Sea, now Bath Beach. Until 2008, he was never charged with another crime, although he would frequently return to jail on parole violations. Franzese operated out of New York City and New Jersey and was involved in racketeering, fraud, and loansharking. He is the author of six books: Quitting the Mob (1992), Blood Covenant (2003), The Good, the Bad and the Forgiven (2009), I'll Make You an Offer You Can't Refuse (2011), From the Godfather to God the Father (2014), and Blood Covenant: The Story of the "Mafia Prince" Who Publicly Quit the Mob and Lived (2018). Franzese observed: "Today, you can’t have a body no more...It’s better to take that half-an-hour, an hour, to get rid of the body than it is to leave the body on the street.". Franzese's role was to intimidate existing and prospective clients. Franzese was born on May 27, 1951, in the Brooklyn borough of New York City, to John "Sonny" Franzese, a Colombo crime family underboss, and Cristina Capobianco-Franzese, although Michael had initially questioned his actual biological father. On June 4, 2008, Franzese was indicted along with other Colombo mobsters on charges of racketeering conspiracy, robbery, extortion, narcotics trafficking, and loansharking. Benjamin 'the Claw' Castellazzo, 72, a pal of onetime acting boss Joel Cacace, was a prolific card dealer, bookie, and loanshark, and also had interests in union shakedowns. [24] On March 21, 1986, Franzese pleaded guilty to one count of racketeering conspiracy and one count of tax conspiracy. However, in 1971, Franzese decided to drop out of college to help his family earn money when his father was sentenced to 50 years in prison for bank robbery in 1967. He has been considered by other mobsters, law enforcement officers and FBI Agents around New York as "one of the toughest guys in the world", "one of most loyal, respected and old-school gangsters who ever lived" and as "one of the most formidable gangsters in American history". [19][27][33] He was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison and ordered to pay over $14 million in restitution, agreeing to sell his assets including a mansion in Old Brookville, New York, the Miami Gold production company, and use proceeds from the Knights of the City film. [41], In April 2013, a documentary called The Definitive Guide To The Mob was released by Lionsgate, with Franzese as commentator. [20] Franzese partnered with the Russian Mafia in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn in the gas scheme. In June 2008, Franzese, still incarcerated, was indicted on charges of participating in murders during the Colombo Wars of the early 1990s, stealing fur coats in New York in the mid 1990s, and participating in home invasions by police impersonators in Los Angeles in 2006. Franzese had eight children, 18 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. At the same time, they were often selling the gas at lower prices than at legitimate gas stations. John "Sonny" Franzese, Sr. (February 6, 1917 – February 24, 2020), was a powerful, old-time and notorious Italian-American mobster who has been a made member in the Colombo crime family for 88 years. Som pioner inden for isolerings industrien har Paroc til formål, at opfylde de skiftende krav som verden sætter til de miljøer, vi bygger for os selv. After several meetings, Franzese proposed to buy Gotti out. His son Michael Franzese had entered a pre-med program in 1969 as John Franzese originally did not want him to be involved in organized crime. They are the smallest of New York’s five families. [42], In June 2013, the National Geographic Channel released a six-part series called Inside the American Mob, in which, as among other story lines, Franzese's climb up the ranks in the Colombo family is chronicled. Gotti replied, "Buy me out? [25] In court, prosecutors complained that Franzese had only started paying the balance of his court-ordered restitution payments earlier that year. [25][24] Franzese met his future wife, Camille Garcia, while shooting the film in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, in 1984. [6], During the 1970s, he began to enter the world of legitimate business and by the mid 1980s Franzese had a stronghold on various businesses such as car dealerships, leasing companies, auto repair shops, restaurants, nightclubs, a contractor company, movie production and distribution companies, travel agencies and video stores. Enter a word (or two) above and you'll get back a bunch of portmanteaux created by jamming together words that are conceptually related to your inputs.. For example, enter "giraffe" and you'll get …

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