My Life as a Mafia Hitman - Larry Mazza Tells His Story 

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Hi, where did you find his book? Thanks

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I mean- he got involved when he was 17.

@@BostonsF1nest I see what you mean, I was coming from his parents were square’s before 17 Larry seemed like he would follow a similar path like his father. Peace

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Agreed 110%. Larry’s best interview so far. Gonna be hard to beat this way. I give it up to Vlad for getting Larry’s first major interview to my understanding.

@@Trav81888 what I like about Larry is he doesn’t embellish his story and is pretty straightforward. Glad to see he doesn’t venerate Scarpa or Linda and realizes that he was just a means to an end.

@@PolynesianPrince97 you couldn’t have said it better. He says it how it is. In this video I really enjoy how he opens up more about the affects of what he did ie: the nightmares the change in his thinking when they happened etc. it was brilliant. I really thoroughly enjoyed it.

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@@JamesEnglish thank you Mate. And thank you Larry for a great interview. It takes two to tango James. You did a wonderful job letting Larry talk and asking excellent excellent questions. Cheers to you James

He’s not made

@@Tito-en5nvyes he was

@@GavinDuncan391 nope

He wasn't a made man..he was just accoiate to the columbo family..thru greg scarpa

He's a fugazi

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He was di bessssssguy aarrroooouuuunnddd 😂

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@@jameslovesbutter2314 if you know you you know ,gonna miss Jahhnn garrreeeee 😬

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Wy do you talk with your nose 😂​@@JamesEnglish

You didn’t notice how he referred to Linda and Greg Sr as “being crazy” or “nuts”? He said that about both of them more than once too. Idk man, he loved them both tremendously & viewed Scarpa Sr as a father figure. If he thinks Linda & Greg are crazy then I wonder what he thinks of Larry… Larry Mazza is an awesome guest for podcast to have. With a guest like Larry you don’t need to be a great interviewer or come up with a bunch of “great” questions. All you have to do is ask them to tell the listeners their story and then you can sit back and enjoy the show. I could do without some of the bizarre questions he asked, like “so, would you do anything for Linda?” Maybe on the surface a question like that might seem normal, however, in this case that question was really random and weird. It makes me curious about what goes on in this man’s head. I’m imagining how most content creators would prepare for an interview with a figure like Larry. For me, it’s a really strange question to want to ask. It’s an interview with a former made member of the Columbo family. Larry isn’t a super famous mobster and the biggest reason is due to him becoming involved in the life towards the very end of the golden years of American Cosa Nostra. What makes a guy like Larry so special was his connection/relationship with Greg Scarpa Sr. Scarpa is hands down in the top 5 most feared men in Cosa Nostra history. If I met someone that feels that Scarpa Sr was THE most feared gangster of all time, there’s a lot of people that would agree with that. Anyone that considers themselves to be a mafia historian would know that there aren’t a lot of interviews with people that were the right hand man for a super infamous mobster like Scarpa. The material is priceless. You could make movies out of several of Larry’s stories.

But who did greg rat on? Its a joke

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Whos Johnny?

@@grahamgibbins8071 sorry I meant James

Needed a blood transfusion but didn't want blood from some random, so one of his crew donated....he had aids🤦‍♂️

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Just got that book a few months ago

Got it a couple months ago going to read it soon

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