GALLO, JOE (SHOWS-SITE OF SLAYING, POLICE TOWING AWAY CAR, FATHER & WIFE & STEP-DAUGHTER LEAVING HOSPITAL, BODY BEING REMOVED TO MORGUE ETC. It was the mob life that cost Gallo his own: Gunned ...

Mob boss Joe Gallo (left) with his brother Larry Gallo in this 1961 picture. Joe was killed while celebrating his birthday in 1972. Profaci died of cancer in 1962 and Joseph Colombo reportedly ...

Red Hook is going to the mattresses — and we’re not talking about Ikea. A biographer who detailed the life and death of the iconic South Brooklyn mobster “Crazy” Joe Gallo will lead a May 9 walking ...

It’s been 40 years since Joey “Crazy Joe” Gallo was gunned down in Little Italy’s Umberto’s Clam House, but the mobster’s bride of only three ...

Frank DiMatteo witnessed his first mob murder at the age of 5. It took place on the corner of Fourth Avenue and Union Street in Park Slope, Brooklyn, 20 feet from where he was standing. In 1961, br… ...

‘Crazy Joe’ Gallo defied ‘the five dons’ of New York, who allegedly had him killed Renegade Brooklyn mobster Joe Gallo's violent death capped an unusual rise to fame.

Editor's note: This is the second of a two-part story. Read part one here. He was known on the street as “Cokey Joe,” “Crazy Joe,” or “Shotgun Joe,” a low-profile mob associate who ran ...

Former mobster Anthony Ruggiano Jr. rates Mafia scenes in movies and TV shows. ... He talks about the infamous murder of "Crazy" Joe Gallo in "The Irishman," starring Al Pacino and Joe Pesci.