Yahoo Web Search

Search results

1. www.americanmafia.comRick Porrello's - The Organized Crime and Mafia Super Site

   www.americanmafia.com

   • Cached

   Rick Porrello's Organized Crime and Mafia Super Site - The only Complete Mafia Internet Resource - Facts Photos Authors Mob-Busters and current Mafia updates La Cosa Nostra, User Forum, Chat Room, Bookstore, Feature Articles, Mafia News

   • About Rick Porrello

     Rick Porrello continues to perform in the N.E. Ohio area. In...

   • Books And Gifts

     by Rick Porrello "At first, Henkel politely declined my...

   • Search Entire Site

     Rick Porrello s AmericanMafia.com Mafia, La Cosa Nostra and...

   • The Mob Busters

     Charles Cavolo, Cleveland P.D. Lt. - Porrello-Lonardo...

   • Mafia Family Album

     Raymond Porrello, one of seven brothers who were the second...

   • Top Ten Things That Will Get You Grounded In The Gotti Household

     Rick Porrello's AmericanMafia.com - Top Ten - David...

   • 1988 Senate -Lonardo Testimony

     To learn more about Angelo Lonardo, read Rick Porrello's...

   • Read The Preface

     The Rise and Fall of the Cleveland Mafia: Corn Sugar and...

   • From 1991 to 2004

     Rick Porrello's AmericanMafia.com - A Look At Mob Hits,...

   • Organized Crime and Labor Unions

     Senese took the Fifth Amendment when subpoenaed before the...

2. rickporrello.com › books › theres-more-bodies-outThere’s More Bodies Out There: The true ... - Rick Porrello

   rickporrello.com › books › theres-more-bodies-out

   • Cached

   Richard Henkel claims he murdered twenty-eight people. The Kill the Irishman author, a former police chief, wanted details. So, he asked."At first, Henkel politely declined my request," Rick Porrello said. "Six months later, I persisted and sent him a page of questions based on my three years of investigative research. He claimed there were significant inaccuracies about him, his crew members ...

3. patch.com › ohio › mentor11 Things I Learned About The Cleveland Mafia From Rick Porrello

   patch.com › ohio › mentor

   • Cached

   Jun 26, 2013 · in big emblazoned letters. 6. Rick Porrello's father was not involved in the Mafia. He was a musician and the head of the musician's union. However, by coincidence, he was in the area when the ...

   • Author: Mentor Public Library

4. www.amazon.com › Theres-More-Bodies-Out-There › dpThere's More Bodies Out There: The True Story of a Mafia ...

   www.amazon.com › Theres-More-Bodies-Out-There › dp

   • Cached

   Nov 17, 2022 · Rick Porrello, a former police chief with mob roots, has a knack for writing books that attract interest from filmmakers. Hollywood snapped up To Kill the Irishman—the War that Crippled the Mafia and adapted it to Kill the Irishman starring Ray Stevenson, Vincent D’Onofrio, Christopher Walken, and Val Kilmer.

   • 3.9/5 (42)

   • Author: Rick Porrello

5. rickporrello.com › books › superthief-a-masterSuperthief – A Master Burglar, the Mafia ... - Rick Porrello

   rickporrello.com › books › superthief-a-master

   • Cached

   Preview. In development for a motion picture, Superthief is a captivating first-hand look at the life of Phil Christopher, a career criminal, Mafia associate, and one of the most successful bank burglars in the United States. In a raw and candid accounting, Rick Porrello takes his readers inside Phil's brutal street world and prison life and ...

6. rickporrello.com › booksBooks Archive - Rick Porrello

   rickporrello.com › books

   • Cached

   The Porrello brothers attempted to secure their leadership by hosting the first known national meeting of the Sicilian-American Mafia. Meanwhile, bloody vendettas continued. Eventually, the Porrellos were succeeded by the powerful Mayfield Road mob.

7. People also ask

   Who is Rick Porrello?

   • The views expressed here are the author's own. Rick Porrello -- the man who wrote "The Rise & Fall of the Cleveland Mafia," "To Kill The Irishman," and "Superthief" and also oversees AmericanMafia.com -- spoke about the history of the Cleveland mob at the Mentor Public Library on June 25.

   Reference

   patch.com/ohio/mentor/11-things-i-learned-about-the-cleveland-mafia-from-rick-porrello

   See all results for this question

   Why did the Porrello family get out of business?

   • However, the Porrello family got out of the business after Raymond and three of his brothers were murdered. Rick Porrello's interest in the local mafia began when he was trying to learn more about how his grandfather and great-uncles died.

   Reference

   patch.com/ohio/mentor/11-things-i-learned-about-the-cleveland-mafia-from-rick-porrello

   See all results for this question

   Did Rick Porrello have a family?

   • Yes, that Porrello family. Rick Porrello's grandfather, Raymond Porrello, and his six brothers were involved in the beginnings of the Cleveland Mafia. They provided corn sugar to bootleggers who were circumventing prohibition. However, the Porrello family got out of the business after Raymond and three of his brothers were murdered.

   Reference

   patch.com/ohio/mentor/11-things-i-learned-about-the-cleveland-mafia-from-rick-porrello

   See all results for this question

   Who were the Porrello brothers?

   • While the Porrello brothers were in business, their turf was East 110th and upper Woodland. Lower Woodland belonged to the Lonardo brothers. The two families were cordial until Black Sam Todaro, the Lonardo family's business manager, began working for the Porrellos and instigated the Corn Sugar War.

   Reference

   patch.com/ohio/mentor/11-things-i-learned-about-the-cleveland-mafia-from-rick-porrello

   See all results for this question