Frank Majuri was a man who operated in the shadows yet stood tall in the world of organized crime for decades. Known for his quiet but powerful presence in New Jersey’s DeCavalcante crime Family, Majuri rose from a bootlegger in the 1920s to a highly respected underboss and later consigliere.
His long-standing ties to labor racketeering, gambling, and extortion made him a key figure in the underworld’s golden era, managing to stay under the radar despite mounting pressure from law enforcement.
