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Vincent Mangano
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Vincent Mangano

Italian-born mobster
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  • One of the Gambino crime family leaders
    Gambino crime family
    / Early leadership

    …of the family passed to Vincent (“The Executioner”) Mangano. He remained in control of the family until his disappearance and presumed murder in 1951, widely believed to have been orchestrated by his underboss, Albert Anastasia. Under Anastasia’s leadership the family became one of the most feared organizations in American organized…

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    …of the family passed to Vincent (“The Executioner”) Mangano. He remained in control of the family until his disappearance and presumed murder in 1951, widely believed to have been orchestrated by his underboss, Albert Anastasia. Under Anastasia’s leadership the family became one of the most feared organizations in American organized…

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