This Fourth of July Fratto will likely be in prison, which will add special meaning to the holiday for me and my family this year. Knowing the American legal system is functioning properly will only add to my sense of patriotism.
Rudy Fratto contributed significantly to creating a vast number of very difficult times for me, which has seriously affected many other innocent people – my loved ones. Would it make me a monster if I was eager to hear that God decided that Rudy should pass away of a heart attack while in prison? I suppose such thought is like putting the carriage before the horse – first Rudy must be in prison.
Could Fratto’s desire for more freedom, which was established prior to the indictment that was used as his reason to make his request, actually be a stall-job for evil plans unknown? Considering the fact that Fratto threatened to murder me in the hallway right after his sentencing hearing last January, should I be concerned that Fratto has persuaded the judge to extend his freedom? I say yes.
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Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, lol.
Right
Joe,
It should be “putting the carriage before the horse.”
Dear Joe,
You make an interesting point on being concerned about the judge extending Fratto’s freedom.
Do you think that he is still a dangerous man even though he is older and probably an inactive member of the outfit?
Do you think that since a lot of time has passed and since you lost your case, that it is all over now between you and the outfit? I mean do you really think that they are still after you?
Joe,
Wow, how old is this guy Rudy? He looks like he is up there, but I was watching a clip on scalise, pullia and rachel just the other day and this means that the outfit is still active even when they get old. I mean these guys are probably in their seventies and they showed Lapietra’s house and they think that these guys wanted to snag a diamond from there. Also they think that these guys are out robbing banks.
I did not make those two previous comments!
Dear Melrose Park,
Yes, I believe Fratto is still dangerous, despite his age and possible lack of current involvement.
The criminal network that someone like Fratto could amass in all the years he has been a gangster should be quite significant. His criminal network is likely to be comprised of individuals from various lifestyles and occupations.
Fratto had made his first threat on my life nearly 10-years ago – his latest threat on my life occurred one-month after my civil RICO case against him failed to survive statute of limitations issues – which was less than 3-months ago. To answer your question, yes, I believe they are still after me.
Dear Chinatown,
Rudy is about 64-years old. Gangsters usually remain very capable in their field until they either die or become mentally ill from senility – age is just a number.
Hey Joe,
Long time no entry but been reading keep up the good work…. Where does Rudy’s creep of a friend Gary wantabe Gag’s fit in the pitcure ? There’s another LICE
Dear Tom,
Gary is also Johnny DiFronzo’s friend. Gary is a killer that will kill for Difronzo if called on.
Joe, I agree on the chinless wonder. Quick quest. What info if all do u have on Nick Nitti?
Thanks
Tont, Nick Nitti used to own a Travel Agency I believe in Melrose Park. He was not a made guy but was an associate of some sort.
Tony, sorry I mispelled your name. Anyway, he has a son named Johnny Nitti who I believe testified in the Family Secrets trial. He owed a lot of people money and was on ‘juice’ to guys from the 26th street faction of the Outfit.
Dear The Don,
Associate? I suppose.
Joe, during the Family Secrets Trial, the government used the the famous ‘Last Supper’ photo taken around 1976 or 1977 at a restaurant on Harlem Ave. In the picture are 10 men. Tony Accardo the semi-retired Advisor, Joey Auippa the Top Boss, Jack Cerone the #2 Boss, Joey Lombardo the Capo of Grand Ave., Turk Torello the Capo of 26th street, Vince Solano the new Capo of the North Side, Dominic DiBella the former Capo of the North Side who was retiring because he was dying of cancer, Joey DiVarco the new Underboss to Solano on the North Side, Al Pillotto the Capo of Chicago Heights, and Joe Amato. Who did Joe Amato belong to? Was he the Capo of the Cicero group under Auippa? I believe he died in 1978 or 1979. Maybe that’s when Ferriola then became the Capo of the Cicero Group.
Joe, the more I think about it, the more I don’t believe Joe Amato was a Capo of a group. I believe he operated a gambling franchise in DuPage County so he probably was a made guy who was with the Cicero group possibly under Ferriola or he was direct with Auippa. Anyway, let me know what you think?
Dear The Don,
Again, Joe Amato belonged to Aiuppa and Cerone.
Dear The Don,
Joe Amato belonged to Aiuppa and Cerone.