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Vincent Louis Gigante (n. 29 martie 1928, Manhattan, New York City, New York, SUA – d. 19 decembrie 2005, Springfield, Missouri, Missouri, SUA ), cunoscut și sub numele de "the Chin", a fost un gangster american care a ocupat funcția de don al familiei Genovese din New York City din 1981 până în 2005. Inițial pugilist profesionist ...
24 de dic. de 2005 · But Vincent Gigante, one of the leading crime figures of the last century, was buried yesterday largely with the anonymity he sought, unsuccessfully, in life. The 77-year-old boss of the Genovese ...
Gigante, Vincent (“The Chin”) (b. 29 March 1928 in New York City; d. 19 December 2005 in Springfield, Missouri), alleged organized crime boss who long avoided prosecution by virtue of his demonstrable mental instability.As the third of five sons born to Salvatore and Yolanda Gigante, who were immigrants from Naples, Italy, Gigante grew up in Little Italy, a neighborhood near Greenwich Village.
Vincent Louis Gigante (1928. március 29. - 2005. december 19.), más néven "The Chin", amerikai maffiózó, aki 1981 és 2005 között a Genovese bűnözőklán főnöke volt New Yorkban. Gigante profi ökölvívóként kezdte pályafutását, 1944 és 1947 között 25 mérkőzésen bokszolt, melyből 21-et megnyert, ebből 13-at KO-val, és ...
Vincent Gigante ( New York, 29 marzo 1928 – Springfield, 19 dicembre 2005) è stato un mafioso statunitense, di origine italiana, membro di spicco della famiglia Genovese di New York. Finite le scuole Gigante ha iniziato a lavorare come boxeur professionista, combattendo un totale di 25 incontri tra il 1944 ed il 1947; in seguito ad infortuni ...
16 de abr. de 2013 · In 1957, in a power move, Vito Genovese gave Vincent Gigante the contract to take out current mob boss Frank Costello. On the evening of May 2 nd, Gigante equipped with his .38 caliber gun waited for Costello to return to his 115 Central Park West apartment, located in The Majestic. As Costello approached the lobby, Gigante called out to him ...
24 de feb. de 2024 · Vincent Gigante was a professional boxer. Andrew Gigante’s father, Vincent Gigante, had a brief stint as a professional light heavyweight boxer from 1944 to 1947, earning the nickname “The Chin” Gigante. During this time, he participated in 25 matches, losing four and boxing a total of 117 rounds.
