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Vittorio "Little Vic"
Amuso (born
November 4, 1934) is an
American mobster and the boss of the
Lucchese crime family. He was
described as "The Deadly...
- However, that
changed when
Corallo named Victor Amuso as his
successor shortly before going to prison.
Amuso later promoted one of his
closest allies, Anthony...
- 19th Hole Crew. C****o declined,
suggesting that
Amuso be
promoted instead; he
subsequently became Amuso's trusted right hand. In
December 1985, C****o was...
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Corallo that
either Amuso or C****o
should become the new boss. At a
meeting in Furnari's home, Furnari,
Amuso and C****o all
agreed that
Amuso should succeed...
- Furnari's old crew,
Vittorio "Vic"
Amuso, or Furnari's aide-de-camp,
Anthony "Gaspipe" C****o, as his successor. Furnari,
Amuso and C****o met in a
separate room...
- "Vic"
Amuso become the new boss.
Shortly afterward, one of
Amuso's compatriots,
Anthony "Gaspipe" C****o,
became underboss. The
ascension of
Amuso and C****o...
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Canarsie neighborhood. In 1959, D'Arco met ****ure
Lucchese boss
Victor Amuso. In the 1960s, D'Arco was
convicted on drug-related
charges and
spent several...
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Christopher "Christie Tick"
Furnari and then by his
protege Vic
Amuso. In 1986, Vic
Amuso became the new boss of the
family and
promoted his
close ally...
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Amuso's son-in-law
Joseph DiBenedetto about sending a
message to his father-in-law
Amuso.
Dellorusso wanted the
message sent to
Amuso to
inform Amuso...
- "Vic"
Amuso and
Anthony "Gaspipe" C****o
chose themselves as the new
Lucchese bosses.
Underboss C****o was
allowed wide
control by his
friend Amuso and became...
