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Hot girl summer is out. Goodfellas fall is in. 🤌
Forget pumpkin spice. We're talking wiseguys, tracksuits, and iconic Mob movie moments.
Get into the spirit of the season at The Mob Museum's Mob in Pop Culture exhibit, featuring artifacts
On #ThisDayInHistory in 1935, notorious New York mobster Dutch Schultz died from gunshot wounds sustained when gunmen opened fire on him and three of his associates at a Newark, New Jersey, restaurant the night before.
Born Arthur Flegenheimer in the Bronx in 1902 to
Once dubbed the “Prime Minister of the Underworld” by Treasury agents, Frank Costello spent decades building his influence in organized crime while largely avoiding serious prison time. But in 1951, a nationally televised congressional hearing threatened to bring his winning
Joseph “Joey” Cusumano, a longtime figure in Las Vegas’ organized crime history and trusted confidant of Chicago Outfit enforcer Tony Spilotro, died Oct. 20 at age 90.
Originally from New York, Cusumano arrived in Las Vegas in 1968 with connections to Anthony “Fat Tony” Salerno