1973 in Organized Crime - Deaths

Deaths

  • Michele Miranda "Mike", Genovese crime family
  • February 13 - Frank Costello (Francesco Castiglia), New York mobster and leader of the Luciano crime family
  • May 22 - Jimmy McBratney, New York criminal
  • August 28 - Joe Diamond (Natale Evola), New York's "Bonanno Crime Family" leader and New York labor racketeer
  • December 20 - Richard Cain, member of the Chicago Outfit and former Chicago police officer

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