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Charles Gargotta, also
known as "Mad Dog", (1900–1950) was a
Kansas City, Missouri,
gangster who
became a top
enforcer for the
Kansas City
crime family...
- the
bodies of
Charles Binaggio and
Charles Gargotta inside the club.
Binaggio was
seated at a desk and
Gargotta was
lying inside the
front door. Both men...
- and
after a
shootout Gargotta was captured. The guns used in the
attack were
eventually traced back to the armory, and
Gargotta went to prison. On July...
- 1933
Union Station m****acre in
Kansas City. Lococo, Tony Gizzo,
Charles Gargotta and
Dominick Binaggio (brother of
Charles Binaggio)
allegedly provided...
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gangster David C.
Dolby (1946–2010), US Army
Medal of
Honor recipient Charles Gargotta (1900–1950), Italian-American
gangster Jon Hall (programmer) (born 1950)...
- "Ross" (born 1939)
Eddie Garafola, "Cousin Eddie" (1938–2020)
Charles Gargotta, "Mad Dog" (1900–1950)
Angelo Genna, "Bloody Angelo" (1898–1925) Mike Genna...
- male racers. Race
organiser Conte Vincenzo Florio arranged for
Vincenzo Gargotta, one of his
press officers and a
local resident, to
accompany her on sighting...
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Campus Safety". Search.University.
Retrieved August 18, 2017.[dead link]
Gargotta,
Julie (August 19, 2019). "New UCF
Downtown Brings New
Opportunities for...
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Kansas City,
Missouri mob boss
Charles Binaggio and his bodyguard,
Charles Gargotta, are
found shot to death.
Binaggio would be
succeeded by
Anthony Gizzo...
- back,
Kansas City mob boss
Charles Binaggio and his top
enforcer Charles Gargotta were
found shot to death, each man
having four
bullet holes in his skull...
