Where New Orleans Buries it’s Dead Mobsters: NOLA Cemeteries
I’m kinda tripping out as I recently realized that it’s been four years since our Capo Craig Timmins gave me the opportunity to put in…
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The Good, the Bad and the Really Bad: The Assassination of Chief of Police David Hennessey
David C. Hennessey (1858 – Oct. 16 1890) Kind friends if you will list to me a sad story I’ll relate ‘Tis of the brave…
A Few Days in New Orleans
May 5 1890 A group of men employed by Charles Matranga as stevedores are ambushed at the intersection of Esplanade and Claiborne Ave’s. The men…
Where New Orleans Buries it’s Dead Mobsters: Greenwood Cemetery
One of the first things I did when Craig and Casey were kind enough to offer me a bit of space on NCS, was to…
Carlos Marcello’s “Spectacular Debut as a Criminal”
If you’re anything like me you probably always figured that the guys writing these books on the Mafia that we all enjoy, really know their…
The Good, The Bad and the Really Bad: The Colonel
The Colonel On March 20 1953 I told the papers that slot machine stamps would not be issued for 1954. Soon thereafter I had a…
The Good, The Bad and the Really Bad: Death of a Special Officer
Cops in New Orleans have played a big part in the history of the New Orleans Family. I want to try to get some stories…
The Murders of Stroncone, Masotto and Siracusa
On July 29 1942 at around 6:30 AM a woman’s body was discovered on the side of the road near Tucker’s Corner in upstate New…