(합5.26 국5.27) 대부 감비노 페미리 스토리
(화제) 대부 감비노 페미리 스토리
No one is likely to be watching this story more closely than the FBI. It’s the first extended TV interview John Gotti Junior has ever done. He talks about his life, following in the footsteps of his famous father, the Teflon Don, John Gotti Senior. Obviously he spent a lot of time in prison for murder. How do you justify that? "I don't know if you could ever justify murder. I don't know if you could justify it.”
For nearly three decades, the name Gotti has been synonymous동의어 with organized crime in America. According to the federal government, John Gotti Senior and later his son, John Junior, ran the Gambino crime family, the largest most influential mafia family in the country. Gotti Senior, who died in prison eight years ago, was a ruthless무자비한 gangster who craved갈망하다 celebrity유명인사, his son, if you’re to believe his story, wanted out. And John Gotti Junior wants people to believe his story.
After the federal government put him on trial four times in the last five years without getting a conviction, he agreed to sit down with us and talk about his family saga대하소설 in his first extended television interview. He wanted to be the only person we talked to on camera for this story and to have his lawyer by his side to make sure he didn't say anything that could be used to indict him again because no one is likely to be watching this story more closely than the FBI.
"My father was my cause. If my father wasn't in that life, whatever he was, it’s what I wanted to be. And if he decided the next day, you know what? I don't like this anymore. I'm going to be a butcher. That's the way I feel. That's the way I felt."
You can tell he still worships his father. Not just with the love of a son, but with some of the same misguided romanticism낭만주의 that has long drawn the news media and the public to the mob culture. And John Gotti Senior was the most famous mobster of his generation. He ascended왕위에 오르다 to the top of the Gambino crime family by organizing the assassination of his predecessor, Paul Castellano, outside a popular Manhattan steak house.
In New York, a city that worships power of any kind, Gotti’s reached beyond gambling and loan-sharking고리대금 into the garment center, the garbage business and the construction industry. And he wanted everyone to know what he did as long as they couldn't prove it. Now a friend of your fathers told me there’s nothing he loved better than being a gangster. “Nothing. Nothing.”
What did he love about it? "Everything. There was nothing he didn't like about it. He loved the action." Was that more important than money? "He hated money. He used to say if a guy was saving money or putting money away and he was a street guy, he would say, what's on his mind? What’s he got planned? You know, at the end of the day, we're all going to jail. What's he going to do with that money?”