10 Hitmen Even Mob Bosses Were Afraid Of
Mobster Nathan
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Did you know there were killers so violent, so unstable and so prolific that even the American Mafia — an organization built on murder — was afraid of them? One freelance gunman murdered his own best friend for a paycheck. Another bit off a man's face in a bar. A Chicago loan shark tortured his victims so sadistically that his own bosses eventually had him killed. And the man at No. 1 put more than 100 men in the ground in 9 years of contract work — and was never once caught in the act.
These weren't wild street thugs. They were professionals: Murder Incorporated assassins, Chicago Outfit enforcers, made men and freelancers whose body counts and cruelty crossed the line even organized crime tried to hold. This is a countdown of the 10 hitmen even the mob feared — who they were, who they killed, and what finally stopped each one.
⏱ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 — No. 10 Elmer "Trigger" Burke
5:07 — No. 9 Gregory "Grim Reaper" Scarpa
9:39 — No. 8 Joe "Animal" Barboza
14:39 — No. 7 Joseph "Mad Dog" Sullivan
18:59 — No. 6 Tommy "Karate" Pitera
23:42 — No. 5 Harry "the Hook" Aleman
28:26 — No. 4 Frank "German" Schweihs
32:54 — No. 3 Sam "Mad Sam" DeStefano
37:41 — No. 2 Harold "Kayo" Konigsberg
42:59 — No. 1 "Pittsburgh Phil" Strauss
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10 Hitmen Even Mob Bosses Were Afraid Of
Mobster Nathan
67,699 views
#TrueCrime #MafiaHistory #Mob
Did you know there were killers so violent, so unstable and so prolific that even the American Mafia — an organization built on murder — was afraid of them? One freelance gunman murdered his own best friend for a paycheck. Another bit off a man's face in a bar. A Chicago loan shark tortured his victims so sadistically that his own bosses eventually had him killed. And the man at No. 1 put more than 100 men in the ground in 9 years of contract work — and was never once caught in the act.
These weren't wild street thugs. They were professionals: Murder Incorporated assassins, Chicago Outfit enforcers, made men and freelancers whose body counts and cruelty crossed the line even organized crime tried to hold. This is a countdown of the 10 hitmen even the mob feared — who they were, who they killed, and what finally stopped each one.
⏱ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 — No. 10 Elmer "Trigger" Burke
5:07 — No. 9 Gregory "Grim Reaper" Scarpa
9:39 — No. 8 Joe "Animal" Barboza
14:39 — No. 7 Joseph "Mad Dog" Sullivan
18:59 — No. 6 Tommy "Karate" Pitera
23:42 — No. 5 Harry "the Hook" Aleman
28:26 — No. 4 Frank "German" Schweihs
32:54 — No. 3 Sam "Mad Sam" DeStefano
37:41 — No. 2 Harold "Kayo" Konigsberg
42:59 — No. 1 "Pittsburgh Phil" Strauss
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Which of these 10 hitmen shocked you the most? Drop a comment below — and tell us where you're watching from.
#TrueCrime #MafiaHistory #Mob #Mafia #OrganizedCrime #MurderInc #Hitman #CrimeHistory #Gangsters #TrueCrimeCommunity