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I did a sequel to this character recently at:    • MOB BOSS ASMR PART 2   By Request, a Mob Boss Role-play that goes into true stories from inside the Mafia around 1977. I draw from my own personal knowledge of the business via Youngstown, Ohio. The small time hoods of Youngstown, Ohio were connected to the Cleveland Mafia but were in a sense their own organization as part of a larger whole. We discuss the assassination of Labor Leader Danny Greene, Oct. 6th, 1977. The mobsters from Youngstown, Ohio were basically responsible for the car bomb that killed him. I also talk a bit about bars accidentally catching on fire, insurance scams, and book keeping. All this is just word of mouth and not completely factual, but more a conglomeration of facts. In the 70s, Danny Greene began competing with the Cleveland crime family for control of union rackets, resulting in a violent mob war. During this period, there were almost 40 car bombings in Cleveland and eight failed attempts to kill Greene. Finally, Cleveland family bosses Jack "Jack White" Licavoli and Angelo "Big Ange" Lonardo contracted Ferritto to assassinate Greene. On October 6, 1977, Greene was at his dentist's office. Ferritto and Ronald Carabbia parked a car containing a bomb in the side door, next to Greene's car. When Greene started entering his car, Carabbia detonated the bomb and killed Greene instantly. The two witnesses to the murder scene were Greg and Debbie Spoth. Debbie Spoth, the daughter of a suburban policeman, was a sketch artist who drew an amazing likeness of Ray Ferritto for authorities. She took the sketch to her father, who in turn, took it to Cleveland police, who identified Ferritto from a police file. When a search warrant was executed at Ferritto’s house in Erie, police found the registration papers for the bomb car and arrested him. The search of Ferritto's house also turned up a copy of Cleveland Magazine with a picture of Greene in it. Upon hearing of Ferritto’s arrest, Licavoli put out a hit contract on Ferritto. When Ferritto learned that the Cleveland family wanted him dead, he became a government witness and testified against his co-defendants in the 1978 trial. The State of Ohio indicted Licavoli, Lonardo, Ferritto, Carabbia and 15 other members of the Cleveland Family for the Greene murder.