Louie Bagels DiBono Made Gotti $2 Million a Year — Gotti Had Him Shot for a Reason No One Expected
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John Gotti ordered Gambino soldier Louis DiBono killed, and the FBI recorded him explaining why. DiBono had not stolen a dime. His crime was something no one in the Mafia expected. In October 1990, his body was found in his Cadillac in the parking garage beneath the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center.
This is the full documented true crime story of Louis DiBono, the Gambino crime family contractor whose company sprayed fireproofing onto the steel of the World Trade Center, and the mob murder that helped send the Dapper Don to prison for life.
In this mafia documentary:
▶ How DiBono's firm, Mario and DiBono Plastering, became the primary fireproofing contractor on the original World Trade Center
▶ The early 1980s feud with Salvatore Sammy the Bull Gravano, and the secret Staten Island sit-down before Paul Castellano and Neil Dellacroce
▶ The drywall partnership built to make money for John Gotti, and how it collapsed
▶ The FBI bugs inside the Ravenite Social Club on Mulberry Street in Little Italy
▶ The December 12, 1989 Ravenite tape where Gotti tells Frank Locascio exactly why DiBono has to die
▶ The Jelly Belly tape, the night DiBono walked into the Ravenite unannounced, and the business card that gave away his location
▶ The murder in the World Trade Center garage, and the conflicting accounts of how long his body lay there
▶ The 1990 Ravenite raid, Gravano turning informant, and the 1992 Gotti trial in Brooklyn
▶ Patsy Conte's guilty plea, the 2008 Gambino indictment, and Charles Carneglia's life sentence
▶ Frank Locascio's decades-long fight to clear his name and his death in prison in 2021
▶ The fireproofing questions after 9/11 and the record-breaking asbestos verdicts against Mario and DiBono
Most mob murders are about money, betrayal, or informing. This one was about obedience, and the same recording that condemned DiBono became key evidence against the boss who ordered it.
Built on Sammy Gravano's sworn 1992 trial testimony, FBI Ravenite surveillance transcripts, federal court rulings, U.S. Department of Justice indictments, and contemporary news reporting. Where the historical record is disputed or silent, the video says so.
If you enjoy deep-dive organized crime history, New York mafia stories, Five Families documentaries, and the real history behind the Gambino family, John Gotti, and Sammy the Bull, subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a new story.
Comment below: Where are you watching from? And was Gotti's order the act of a boss in control, or the beginning of his downfall?
This video is for educational and historical purposes only. It does not glorify or promote criminal activity. All individuals referenced were named in public court records and published reporting.
#JohnGotti #Mafia #TrueCrime #GambinoFamily #SammyTheBull #MafiaDocumentary #WorldTradeCenter #OrganizedCrime #MobHistory #NewYorkMafia
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Louie Bagels DiBono Made Gotti $2 Million a Year — Gotti Had Him Shot for a Reason No One Expected
Made Men Files
5,196 views
👉 Listen to us on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033KRkj...
John Gotti ordered Gambino soldier Louis DiBono killed, and the FBI recorded him explaining why. DiBono had not stolen a dime. His crime was something no one in the Mafia expected. In October 1990, his body was found in his Cadillac in the parking garage beneath the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center.
This is the full documented true crime story of Louis DiBono, the Gambino crime family contractor whose company sprayed fireproofing onto the steel of the World Trade Center, and the mob murder that helped send the Dapper Don to prison for life.
In this mafia documentary:
▶ How DiBono's firm, Mario and DiBono Plastering, became the primary fireproofing contractor on the original World Trade Center
▶ The early 1980s feud with Salvatore Sammy the Bull Gravano, and the secret Staten Island sit-down before Paul Castellano and Neil Dellacroce
▶ The drywall partnership built to make money for John Gotti, and how it collapsed
▶ The FBI bugs inside the Ravenite Social Club on Mulberry Street in Little Italy
▶ The December 12, 1989 Ravenite tape where Gotti tells Frank Locascio exactly why DiBono has to die
▶ The Jelly Belly tape, the night DiBono walked into the Ravenite unannounced, and the business card that gave away his location
▶ The murder in the World Trade Center garage, and the conflicting accounts of how long his body lay there
▶ The 1990 Ravenite raid, Gravano turning informant, and the 1992 Gotti trial in Brooklyn
▶ Patsy Conte's guilty plea, the 2008 Gambino indictment, and Charles Carneglia's life sentence
▶ Frank Locascio's decades-long fight to clear his name and his death in prison in 2021
▶ The fireproofing questions after 9/11 and the record-breaking asbestos verdicts against Mario and DiBono
Most mob murders are about money, betrayal, or informing. This one was about obedience, and the same recording that condemned DiBono became key evidence against the boss who ordered it.
Built on Sammy Gravano's sworn 1992 trial testimony, FBI Ravenite surveillance transcripts, federal court rulings, U.S. Department of Justice indictments, and contemporary news reporting. Where the historical record is disputed or silent, the video says so.
If you enjoy deep-dive organized crime history, New York mafia stories, Five Families documentaries, and the real history behind the Gambino family, John Gotti, and Sammy the Bull, subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a new story.
Comment below: Where are you watching from? And was Gotti's order the act of a boss in control, or the beginning of his downfall?
This video is for educational and historical purposes only. It does not glorify or promote criminal activity. All individuals referenced were named in public court records and published reporting.
#JohnGotti #Mafia #TrueCrime #GambinoFamily #SammyTheBull #MafiaDocumentary #WorldTradeCenter #OrganizedCrime #MobHistory #NewYorkMafia