John Gotti's Barber Takes Out Jimmy Burke's Son
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In this episode Anthony Ruggiano Jr. covers more people he knew from the life and answers members questions. NEW YORK (AP) _ Authorities say a barber shot by three masked men who burst into his shop had ties to organized crime. Thursday’s attack was the fourth mob-style killing in the city in a week, and the second time in two days that a barber was shot.
The victim, 37-year-old Vito Scaglione, was suspected of being involved in narcotics trafficking, The New York Times reported.
John Gotti, the alleged head of the Gambino crime family, was frequently a customer at the Father and Son’s Haircutters shop, in the Ozone Park section of Queens, during the early 1980s, said Lt. Remo Franceschini, an organized- crime expert at the district attorney’s office.
Gotti was not linked to the shooting, police said.
The shooting recalled one of the most famous of all Mafia murders, the Oct. 15, 1957, shooting of Gambino crime family boss Albert Anastasia. Anastasia was reclining in a barber chair at the Park-Sheraton Hotel awaiting a shave when he was shot by two men who had covered their faces with scarves.
In Thursday’s slaying, the victim was sitting in his barber’s chair watching television when the three gunmen entered the shop and shot him 10 times in the back of the head and neck, according to Deputy Chief Joseph Borelli, the commander of Queens detectives. Scaglione was dead at the scene.
The three men fled to a waiting vehicle and drove away, Borelli said.
On Sept. 3, two reputed Mafia members were shot to death. On Sunday, a man wanted on drug charges in New York and Italy was found shot in the chest and head, a loaded .22-caliber pistol stuffed in his boot.
At about midnight Tuesday, a man who owned a Greenwich Village barbershop was shot in the neck and seriously wounded as he slept in his Queens home. Investigators were still trying to determine whether the shooting of Amedeo Azzaro, co-owner of the Top Men Hair Stylist shop, was connected to organized crime, police said.
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In this episode Anthony Ruggiano Jr. covers more people he knew from the life and answers members questions. NEW YORK (AP) _ Authorities say a barber shot by three masked men who burst into his shop had ties to organized crime. Thursday’s attack was the fourth mob-style killing in the city in a week, and the second time in two days that a barber was shot.
The victim, 37-year-old Vito Scaglione, was suspected of being involved in narcotics trafficking, The New York Times reported.
John Gotti, the alleged head of the Gambino crime family, was frequently a customer at the Father and Son’s Haircutters shop, in the Ozone Park section of Queens, during the early 1980s, said Lt. Remo Franceschini, an organized- crime expert at the district attorney’s office.
Gotti was not linked to the shooting, police said.
The shooting recalled one of the most famous of all Mafia murders, the Oct. 15, 1957, shooting of Gambino crime family boss Albert Anastasia. Anastasia was reclining in a barber chair at the Park-Sheraton Hotel awaiting a shave when he was shot by two men who had covered their faces with scarves.
In Thursday’s slaying, the victim was sitting in his barber’s chair watching television when the three gunmen entered the shop and shot him 10 times in the back of the head and neck, according to Deputy Chief Joseph Borelli, the commander of Queens detectives. Scaglione was dead at the scene.
The three men fled to a waiting vehicle and drove away, Borelli said.
On Sept. 3, two reputed Mafia members were shot to death. On Sunday, a man wanted on drug charges in New York and Italy was found shot in the chest and head, a loaded .22-caliber pistol stuffed in his boot.
At about midnight Tuesday, a man who owned a Greenwich Village barbershop was shot in the neck and seriously wounded as he slept in his Queens home. Investigators were still trying to determine whether the shooting of Amedeo Azzaro, co-owner of the Top Men Hair Stylist shop, was connected to organized crime, police said.
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