Pittsburgh crime family - Wikipedia
Gabriel "Kelly" Mannarino – former caporegime who controlled the New Kensington rackets. [43] Mannarino had ties to the Bufalino family. [16] In 1969, he was indicted along with boss Sebastian John LaRocca for conspiring on a loan kickback scheme from the teamsters Central States Pension Fund, but they were both latter acquitted. [16]
Gabriel “Kelly” Mannarino (1915-1980) - Find a Grave Memorial
Gabriel “Kelly” Mannarino. Birth. 31 Oct 1915. Death. 11 Jul 1980 (aged 64) Burial. Greenwood Memorial Park. Lower Burrell, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, USA Add to Map. Memorial ID.
Mafia: Organized Crime in New Kensington, Pennsylvania
Mar 14, 2017 · While many of the men who traveled there claimed to have come to visit their friend Barbara, it was alleged to be more of a meeting of leading national Mafiosi and their representatives. Among those darting into the woods was Gabriel "Kelly" Mannarino from the small western Pennsylvania town of New Kensington.
The Mannarino Crew of New Kensington, PA
Once they got their start and firmly planted their flag, Sam and his kid brother Gabriel, who everyone knew as “Kelly”, would eventually edge out all other comers until they alone ruled New Kensington, all of Westmoreland County and its outer environs with an iron fist.
1970s Probe Spotlighted Legendary Pittsburgh Mob Boss - Cosa …
Dec 2, 2013 · Pennsylvania's Trib Live noted an incident which for a time drew the spotlight on two little-known New Kensington gangsters: Gabriel “Kelly” Mannarino and his brother Sam — both of whom were part of the one-time rich and powerful Pittsburgh mob family of John LaRocca, who held power for some thirty years. The family has since nearly ...
'Burgh's mob ties may sleep with the fishes | TribLIVE.com
Nov 4, 2006 · In 1957, LaRocca, Genovese and Gabriel "Kelly" Mannarino represented Pittsburgh at the infamous national meeting of mob bosses in Apalachin, N.Y. When LaRocca's health deteriorated in the late...
Tales of ‘Snooky,’ ‘Eggy,’ ‘Chucky’ and the rest of the Steel City ...
May 14, 2023 · “Many people were beaten, killed, robbed, assaulted, wronged by corrupt officials and turned into addicts, thieves, prostitutes and debtors, all so the men who ran the Pittsburgh mob could live lives of leisure, wealth and adventure,’’ Hodos writes.
The Madam Must Die - Canton Repository
Oct 22, 2019 · • Gabriel "Kelly" Mannarino, who worked for Pittsburgh crime boss John LaRocca. Mannarino was among organized crime figures who'd attended the infamous Apalachin meeting near Binghamton, N.Y...
A Rare Peek Behind the Curtain of the Pittsburgh Mob
A collection of Pittsburgh family photos that give a rare peek into the personal lives of members of the Pittsburgh mob.
In New Kensington, brothers Samuel and Gabriel “Kelly” Mannarino con-trolled all forms of illegal enterprise in the town from the 1930s through the 1960s. Their major interests were gambling, specifically numbers games and illegal casinos.9 Much like the city’s business district and ALCOA, Mannarino