Posted on 05/03/2012 7:08:22 AM PDT by raccoonradio
Yeah a couple Revere places were gangster faves and I think
the owner of one of them got shot by Martorano and Whitey.
To be exact:
http://bostonhitman.com/Richard%20Castucci.htm
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This photo was taken in 1950, when Castucci, right, was 21. He later became a bookie and the owner of the Ebb Tide in Revere, and in 1976, now-imprisoned FBI agent Zip Connolly told Whitey that Castucci had become an FBI informant and had told the feds the whereabouts of fugitive Winter Hill gangster Joe MacDonald. Whitey was so angry he decided to start betting football games with Castucci. As long as Whitey was ahead, Castucci lived. Finally, Whitey went into the red, and Castucci went into the trunk of his Cadillac after being shot in the head.
Gee, I wonder if alcohol might have contributed to the extracurricular festivities?
I knew a guy who started a fistfight at his own wedding. Yes, he liked to drink a little.
Wedding bash ends in cuffs....WOW! One of mine did too, kinky little sl*t.
They must be democrats.
At my wedding, I want everyone to be naked and rolling around in a pig pile.
And rutting. I want an orgy at my wedding.
Well, more of an orgy-buffet. First come, first served.
Italians.
In my neck of the woods we got a minor league team, the Hudson Vly Renegades, their mascot happens to be a raccoon.
Interesting. My lovely has similar ancestory, plus she has some of the Blarney and a couple of her great-grandparents came over from Sweden. So I deal with her Irish temper and the Nordic warrior princess thing ;)
Lovely wife
Yup, and I used to have one of their T shirts—the raccoon over a pair of crossed bats. I was actually in the gift shop of a NY-Penn League team in Burlington VT and they had the shirt (this was yrs ago)
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