1922 in Organized Crime - Deaths

Deaths

  • Richard Croker, Tammany Hall politician and former member of the Fourth Avenue Tunnel Gang
  • May 6 - Pellegrino Scaglia, Colorado syndicate member
  • May 8 - Vincenzo Terranova, New York gangster and underboss of the Morello crime family
  • July 9 - Joseph Peter DiCarlo, founder of the present day Bufalino crime family
  • August 11 - Rocco Valenti, New York gangster and member of the Morello crime family
  • December 5 - Benjamin Levinsky, New York gangster and labor racketeer

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