I am a new fan of your podcast. I love listening to true crime and your show is miles ahead of any other especially considering you specialize in organized crime.     Dean

I am from Chicago and I love the podcast and never knew the story about the jury in his trial.   Noah Seidenberg    

[caption id="attachment_4400" align="aligncenter" width="728"] Support Gangland Wire[/caption]   In part 2, Frank goes into how his father groomed him as a teenager for the Outfit life and his adult life as a soldier in the Calabrese crew ran by his uncle, Nick Calabrese. He describes how the Calabrese [caption id="attachment_4330" align="alignright" width="300"] Frank at Mob-Con[/caption] crew became the "go to" hit team for the Outfit bosses. He describes how meticulous the crew would prepare to do a murder. Yet, one of those murders done by Nick Calabrese would be his undoing. An Outfit member named John Fecarotta was responsible to bury the bodies of Anthony "Ant" and Mike Spilotro. He did a poor job and a farmer found those bodies shortly after the murder. Laprietra ordered Calbrese to murder Fecarotta. The hit did not go smoothly and before Fecarotta was killed he wounded Frank Junior's Uncle, Nick Calebrese. As Nick ran away, he left a bloody glove close to the scene and when another informer accused him of that murder, the police only had to go to their evidence room, retrieve this glove and they would find Nick's DNA in the glove. After Frank turned on the outfit and agree to testify, his uncle Nick Calabrese became the first actual member of the Outfit to go into the Witness Protection program and testify about the 14 murders he had committed with his brother at the order of Outfit bosses like Joey Lombardo, James Marcello and his own brother, Frank Calabrese Sr. [caption id="attachment_4331" align="alignleft" width="300"] Frank Calabrese Sr. in prison[/caption] Frank Jr. tells a story about wearing a wire on his father in the prison yard. It seems a fellow prisoner had recently given Frank Jr. a prison tattoo and his father tried to pull up his shirt to see...

From Ireland, we love listening to true crime and your show is miles ahead of any other especially considering you specialize in organised crime.   Dean

These tapes of crimes, criminals, gangs, mobs and mob members are so (much fun) intriguing.  Your discussions are so real that it put a person right alongside what has been investigated.  I love the mob stories, and really got into the Berdella story with Troy Cole.  Thanks Gangland Wire, look forward to your work, great job Phil Cochran

  Gangland Wire, the number one podcast on The Outfit, Jonas Appert

I love your podcasts Gary. And thank you very much for the calendar. I'll check it daily to see what, if anything, happened on that day. Truly a great idea U got a new fan/listener for as long as you continue to do the show! Donnie Welshimer

I just discovered your podcast today, I probably listened to about 4 episodes while at work. Can't wait for work tomorrow so I can listen to more. Thank you for sharing your info and doing the research you do. I read a book called when the mob ran Vegas and man I was hooked. I bought the book while in Vegas, so when I went back a couple years later I was pretty excited to check all the spots out. Now after listening to your podcast I'm pretty sure my next trip is going to be Kansas City you definitely have peeked my interest. Looking forward to listening to more. Thank you again Taylor in Canada

Thanks Gary and Aaron for the best true crime reporting on the internet.