“We Were The Underdogs” - Joey Merlino REVEAL...

Joey Merlino breaks down his personal code, loyalty, and why he refuses to associate with informants, even within his own family. He reflects on beating multiple RICO cases, growing up in South Philly, and how his upbringing shaped his views on respect, trust, and betrayal. 

Joey Merlino pushes back on decades of mob rumors, calling it all “fake news” while defending his past, his reputation, and his loyalty to people in prison. In a heated exchange, he takes aim at informants, media narratives, and what he sees as a broken justice system. 

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