Among many other crimes that Sheeran took ownership of was the 1972 murder of notorious Mafioso Joseph “Crazy Joe” Gallo. Sheeran lied to Brandt about this event which brings all his other statements ...

A film distribution company has concluded that there’s an audience for James Franco’s controversial next movie, a true-crime ...

Joseph Gallo (April 7, 1929 – April 7, 1972), also known as "Crazy Joe", was an Italian-American mobster and Caporegime of the Colombo crime family of New York City. In his youth, Gallo was ...

Joseph Gallo was a known assassin for ... out many murders under the orders of his boss Joe Profaci. His nickname has nothing to do with his reputation as a killer. Many gangsters called him "The ...

The city has changed dramatically since April 1972, when Joseph Gallo showed up for a bite to eat at Umberto’s Clam House on Mulberry Street in Manhattan’s Little Italy. “Crazy Joe” had ...

During interviews with Mr. Brandt, Sheeran confessed to a string of killings, including the 1972 shooting of Colombo crime family underboss Joseph “Crazy Joe” Gallo in New York. Sheeran told ...

By the time Gallo emerged from prison, the world and the gangland milieu had changed. For starters, Crazy Joe wasn’t the only mobster in Gotham who was a bit nuts. His boss Joseph Colombo ...

Joey “Crazy Joe” Gallo, Paul Castellano, and Carmine Galante — and others — to the media storm that ensued when Joseph “Big Joey” Massino flipped on his own family in 2005, the history ...

following figures like Joey “Crazy Joe” Gallo, Carmine Galante, John Gotti and Joseph Valachi, to name just a few. Featuring interviews with former mob members, FBI agents and Raab ...