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Anyone see this? It's on cbs.com in 2 parts. Mildly interesting but probably worth the time. http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?...g;mostpopvideo
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60 Minutes interviews Gotti Jr.
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He must be really desperate for cash. By doing the interview he took a HUGE risk. First, I doubt the current mob bosses appreciate him talking to the media. Plus, the feds will dissect every second of that tape to find some other reason to indict him for more charges.
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I couldn't believe he kind of admitted his dad was involved in the neighbors disappearance. Everyone knew but it was never admitted. I think he is probably out of the family business. The Gambinos were sick of the gottis and the attention they brought on the family. He probably didn't risk much at all going on the show.
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He must be really desperate for cash. By doing the interview he took a HUGE risk. First, I doubt the current mob bosses appreciate him talking to the media. Plus, the feds will dissect every second of that tape to find some other reason to indict him for more charges.Originally Posted by bmf895
He discussed the aspect of leaving the mob in the interview.
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lol @ sf discussing mob politics.
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lol @ sf discussing mob politics.Originally Posted by oneeightyseven
lol @ you laughing at them, thinking your 17 yr old ass actually knows anything about it.
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He can't even acknowledge the existence of La Cosa Nostra. Doubt he's out of the life.
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(Disclaimer: all my mob knowledge came from The Sopranos.)Originally Posted by DNW
So does the mob's.
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