Frank Cullotta on 'Casino', Tony Spilotro, Killing Informants, Cooperating w/ Feds (Full Interview) 

Like “his bruder” & “dem guys?” lol

@Templar Knight Northwest suburbs

@@josephcooper6692 Yes exactly lol

Yeah, born and raised Southsider hear, I recognize the accent. Near Northside for sure.

Every generation the accent changes 😂 New Yorkers from the 20s to 90s sound different that’s how it is people can’t just stop it 😂 wtf

Not really

Just shows, the govnt cares more about busting ppl making money without paying taxes than they do the actual citizens who pay the taxes ..

Lol it's having a bigger fish than you that the fisherman wants! I know you know that and it is amazing! These are seriously bad people and it's is amazing to me that they get away with so much due to the bigger fish.

@@urielgrey very true... Just like when they bust drug dealers.. If there's someone "above" them they can tell on, the cops will let em loose and go for the bigger suppliers.. it's just insane that they're willing to set ppl loose who have committed and admitted to multiple or even dozens of murders.. but, they'll give some avg Joe 25 years for not paying some taxes

@@mikefrost1312 I know it's sad and crazy!!! Just like how money buys amazing lawyers and freedom from justice :(

People like Sam Gravano pretty much destroyed the Italian mob. It was their testimony that help put away all the highest ranking mobsters in new york. Without their cooperation, that would have been impossible. If they had thrown the book at him, which some people say they should have, then he would have had no reason to cooperate. There has to be an incentive. So, the authorities offer shorter sentences or immunity in exchange for information. Look at it like this- you can have either one hitman spending his entire life in jail, or one hitman with a reduced sentence and the complete and total destruction of Italian organized crime on the east coat. It's a good tactic which has been extremely successful. Italian organized crime has never recovered. It's pretty much non-existent now in the US. When you consider how powerful the mob was, thats an impressive feat. Sam Gravano played a huge part in that. He was pivotal.

I would like to talk to you. Did you know Bobby he hung around with him? He's been missing since 69 my kids grandfather

@Privacy Settings your kids grandfather as in your father?

Exactly

@@privacysettings1308 hes gone

Yeah.. they all say they left the life blah blah blah

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I knew JESUS wasn't Real 😊

Goodfellas 😂

I grew up in Avalon Park. You are absolutely right. I can hear his "Chicago" very well.

Not a Chicago accent... it’s an Italian accent

@@buckley1989 definitely Chicago. You have to be from there to understand. The guy was born in Chicago not Italy.

@@buckley1989 buck that's Chicago born and raised in the NW side never knew I had a accent until I went down south and they said that the way I pronounce words with a and o in it

@@crimepays9316 people in buffalo NY sound like this too. All my peeps talk like this. Lmao

Oh yeah? Funny how? Like I amuse you?

If you like his stories Coffee With Cullotta, has loads of episodes on YT, before the successful hit on the old rat by Covid.

He had valid points too its hard not to like them both

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Died from COVID

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His accent reminds me of Nicky from Casino (Pesci probably based it on Frank's, I know) the way he got the Italian-American accent somewhat similar to the New York/Jersey wiseguys only with a very distinct midwestern twang. Particularly the way he enunciates the "r" in his speech.

@@bobshenix and the As and ths are said like Ds. Like deez guys or da bears lol. I love my city. So many things weren’t even in this interview. Like one of his friends got beaten up badly by a biker gang so him and Tony got a car and rifles and opened up on their hangout. That was the end of them lol.

There are times he sounds like John Goodman (actor)

What book should I buy?

He's on a mission from Gahd

R.I.P. great life im sure he had!!!!👊🏿☻💥🔌🎬💨💨💱👍🏿

He died from corona virus complications.

Adam Barney ltol

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Cheryl Callangan no he didnt but they will for sure add him to the list. ora è all'inferno uno ratto

Tipping is a huge gangster thing to do. They tip the who walks you to the table then tip the waitress for giving them water etc. I think is a way to show you're big-time an have a lot of money

@@basedbane787also throwing money around like that gets you special treatment from wherever youre at too.

@@John_on_the_mountain true. I had a friend that'd go broke tipping at the bar an I told him he was stupid an he said "yea but they treat me like a king when I'm there"

I can picture 🖼️ it...👍😎

Yooo same!! I’m projecting all these stories at work lol

@@1futur334 same

Sometimes you just know that someone is telling the truth

I'm at work too. My girlfriend and my son wouldn't listen to 10 minutes of this

When VLAD actually lets them. Excellent interviewee, some of the worst interviews on RU-vid.

@@campbell92 Vlad was not in charge of this interview, Frank was.

That old school Chicago accent lol

Gangster

No this dude was a rat

@@marleyhatesyouall8394 Ya and you would of allowed them to kill you for something you didn't do just to show them what a tough guy you're right?? 99.9% of people in his position would do the same thing if you say you wouldn't your either a liar or a total moron!!

This dude is ratty

D only thing is that d others guy's never snitch

He died from coronavirus unfortunately.

@@felipeagonzalez8373 They still backstab and kill each other. It's a miserable existence.

I wonder if he spoke of JFK? The Chicago mob seemed really involved with him becoming president and being taken out. Might have to check his channel for what he said.

You forgot BULLWINKLE MEN OF RESPECT Why dont they say what they have done

No doubt. I was just a kid and it blows my mind that all of this was happening right around me, right down the street, right next door.

@@TheTinyAutistsGuideToTheGalaxy what blows my mind more is so many of them had homes in Oak Park, such as Sam Giancana and Tony Spilotro. I was too young to understand what the mob or “the outfit” was.

The thing is that Frank don't hide d fact that he is a RAT n Michael does

If anyone believes Michaels story's I have a hotel resort on the moon i wanna sell you. Michael's story's are only interesting to those who don't know any better. I had to stop watching his interview cuz he was so full of shit

Guys it's simple...you have to constitute what exactly IS a rat. Look at what Frank and Michael were up against towards the end of their tenure in the mob...anyone who DIDN'T do what they did wouldn't be a rat...they'd be something far worse...a DUCK!!

@@georgecalderon6024 prove it. Come on. If u have an opinion, back it up.

@@nhdarling2 the proof is in the truth if you know the life and the history I didn't make a comment I spoke on facts.

He knows better 😆

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@@RoryDon4 yep that's it. Unlike the other guys he interviews Frank scares him

Frank said Glad wasn’t there. They did the interview through iPads and shit.

Well yeah, they are pretty crazy events that he is recalling. I remember all the times in my youth i got arrested(for dumb petty shit), or stole something(petty shit again), got in a fight etc. This dudes stories make mine insignificant as far as being "wilder" shit, so it doesnt suprise me that he remembers much of this stuff.

@@jaseallenson316 Well, um. Not everyone has a sharp memory. No matter how wild or crazy it was!

@@maccarter5189well yeah, it was only 70 yrs ago. He’s just a fuckin’ kid

Just you Bruh🤷🏾‍♂️

biggermz21 that’s pretty cool

All white people look the same

@Johnny Johnson dawg U look like a mannerism for sure. Lol

I can see how you would think that

@Paulo Eclectik yeah and you an OG ain't ya

Vegas storyline wasn't as interesting as New York and Philly

@@farzana6676 yes it was

I think this guy, and others, should be in prison, but I follow organised crime like a zoologist studying another species. It always amazes me that folks like this exist, never had an intention of living a legal life. The big surprise for me is always how many killers there are out there, ready to join secret societies and kill on command. If you haven't read "American Desperado", that is the "Moby Dick" of true crime books; I just realised that's on a blurb for the book.

I love it

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It’s called casino

The promos were the best. "Eye buy dis cup" lol

Did he make you laugh?

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@Joe Smif yeah I'm proud of that gagoots.

So your uncle ran a motel. Cool story

@@fullmoviesmate6100 The Desert Inn was a major strip casino and also part of the skim.

Dope

grand ave ?

@@douglasshriver52 Oakton St.

Really

He had a great memory

That’s what being drug free will do for you. Retains your memory. Cats today could learn a lot.

Most of these mob guys remember shit vividly

Maybe there's a difference in shoving fast food on autopilot into your piehole and killing someone or been held out of an 11th floor window

I personally remember a lot to I'm 32 I don't remember dates n shit like him but I remember my childhood n past pretty well there's not much I frget

Lmaooo yup

LoL 😆

Try to keep your comments to yourself before you leave will ya? You people who always have something to say about Vlad really have no place to talk. He has over 4 million subscribers a handful of “armchair critics”. (You) 😂 Vlad isn’t doing too badly for himself despite the petty armchair critics.

@@catherinegrace2366, so where the fuck do you shine in?! Who the fuck are you?? The Vlad Police?!? I'm pretty sure he doesn't need you, and the rest of us sure don't. There's room on here for everyone but you.

@@catherinegrace2366 I think you need to try pulling you’re head out of his arse it’s so far up if you spit it’s coming out of his mouth

How abput you dont hang around criminals and you may not end up being murdered

@@cfG21 how about you come out from behind that "@cfG21" mask your hiding behind. You'll notice my names out there. Chicken shit...

@@billaustin650 why what are you going to do? Gum me to death?

Frank paid me in full already

Damn he passed away????

Rest in piss informant

@@joeysoG yes of covid. He has a RU-vid show coffee with cullotto. Look it up

@@wood8715 forsure thanks Wood!

I think he died of Covid

I'm from the south side not far from that area it's such a nice area right now it's hard to picture that wild shit happened there. But then again those mob guys had money ofc they would live in nice places.

Lived thru all that then taken out by commie china 😑

Thank you our family really misses him

That bread is incredible.

Live on Grand and May and frequented that place , also the grocery, they had an olive salad that was wonderful.

Where to listen ?

@@burberryj5364 Mobbed up podcast the fight for las vegas

He’s no monster

Tony was a true monster. Frank was just an average run of the mi old school gangster. I wouldn't call him a monster but Tony was

Cant judge him based off a movie. They Hollywood up every movie.come on dude!

Dan Ross you right He’s an old queen/snitch

anwjuice I agree Tony was a mafioso but Frank was an old queen he used to wash Tony’s car

Have you seen Goodfellas?

Nothing wrong with self-reflection.

Sometimes you become more aware of the negatives of it when you’ve done it yourself

Well... He is a person...

Being hitman dont mean u like violence it just mean u capable of doing it and in this life u usually are deep in the game and if u dont kill the person they want u to kill they kill you. Bosses decide who get killed and who dont most these killer didnt even want to kill the victim but orders are orders