Bonanno

Joe Bonanno was one of the original mafia bosses in the U.S. and one of the most infamous, wealthiest, and...

Paul Sciacca was a low-profile Bonanno mafioso who was catapulted to acting boss during the Family's volatile Banana War years.

Carmine Galante was one of the most powerful and feared of the Mafia bosses until he met his fate during...

Philip (Rusty) Rastelli was a one-time boss of the Bonanno Family who eventually stepped down allowing Carmine Galante to once...

Michael (Mike Adams) Adamo was once acting underboss of the Bonnano Family until he wasn't anymore because of an internal...

Girolamo Asaro was heavily involved in the numbers and policy rackets for the Bonanno crime Family.

Michael Bonfondeo was active in loansharking and worked closely with Tony Ducks Corallo of the Lucchese Family.

Francesco (Frank) Bonomo was a loy-key member of the Bonanno Family suspected of driving fellow family members to their deaths.

Ignazio (Sonny) Canonne was active in gambling and attended the infamous 1957 Apalachin Mafia Meeting on behalf of the Bonanno...

Stefano (Stevie Beef) Cannone bounced around the underworld for decades without being generally known to the public - at least...

Michael (Mike the Sailor) Casale was a soldier in the Bonanno Family serving in the regime of rebel faction leader...

Vincent Cassese was a Bonnano Family member who was active in the policy rackets and controlled a large policy ring...

Michael Consolo was a “soldier” in the Carmine Galante regime of the Bonanno Family who would meet his fate as...

Anthony Crisci was considered to be an important narcotics importer, supplying large quantities of high-grade heroin to interstate dealers.

Gaetano(Smitty) D'Angelo was a Bonanno capo involved in many rackets but met an unfortunate end during the Bonanno War.