Lucky Luciano: Luck Strikes Chuck

Lucky Luciano: Luck Strikes Chuck

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Russell Bufalino: The Deafening Silence

Not the most common name when it comes to Mob bosses, but not for his lack of accomplishments. With a swift iron fist, Russ ruled for 3 decades, and now his life joins Blood Stories.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

John Gotti: Teflon to Velcro

When it comes to megalomania, Gotti was the most infamous. Lived by the code, and died upholding it. And in between those two moments, Gotti became the most famous Mob boss in the history of La Cosa NostraSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

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