In Mafia: The Old Country, a new release from 2K Games, you play as Enzo Favara, center, who rises through the ranks of the Sicilian Mafia in the first decade of the 20th century. 2K Games| The Mob Museum
The Museum is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with a mission to advance the public understanding of organized crime’s history and impact on American society. The Museum offers a provocative, contemporary look at these topics through hundreds of artifacts and immersive exhibits.| The Mob Museum
Since getting out of prison in 2024, Owen Hanson has reconnected with his former USC teammates and coaching staff. Here he poses with Tino Dominguez, USC’s equipment manager for the last 35 years.| The Mob Museum
New York Mob boss Carmine Galante was gunned down 40 years ago| The Mob Museum
Carmine Persico’s self-defense provided laughs but no legal advantage for him or other defendants| The Mob Museum
Despite his extensive body count, Detroit hitman Chester Wheeler Campbell was convicted of murder only once in 1955. Campbell is pictured here following a 1975 arrest. Courtesy of Cipollini Collection| The Mob Museum
Late in the evening of June 19, 1975, Sam “Momo” Giancana was cooking in his basement apartment, presumably for a... The post Chicago Outfit boss Sam Giancana killed 50 years ago appeared first on The Mob Museum.| The Mob Museum
In 1961, Frank “Lefty” Rosenthal was subpoenaed to testify before a Senate Rackets Subcommittee after Oregon football player Mickey Bruce told the panel about Rosenthal attempting to bribe him to throw a game the year before. Rosenthal refused to answer any questions. Corbis| The Mob Museum
A high-profile murder in 1950s Southern California at the former home of a Las Vegas casino operator led to the... The post Las Vegas casino pioneer a footnote in Southern California slaying appeared first on The Mob Museum.| The Mob Museum
Seventy years ago, in April and May of 1955, Las Vegas welcomed four new hotel-casinos in a six-week period. This...| The Mob Museum
The Alto Knights, starring Robert De Niro as both Frank Costello and Vito Genovese, premiered to lukewarm reviews last month. The Alto Knight is among the first of many Mob movies debuting this year. Pictorial Press Ltd / Alamy Stock Photo| The Mob Museum
Charles Binaggio and Charles Gargotta were found murdered at the First Democratic Club in Kansas City on April 6, 1950. Gargotta’s body is seen here near a portrait of President Harry Truman. The Kansas City Star| The Mob Museum
When singer Al Martino was a showroom headliner performing on the Las Vegas Strip years ago, the mobsters who ran... The post Alison Martino recalls her father’s Las Vegas appeared first on The Mob Museum.| The Mob Museum
Before John Gotti bricked over the façade, the Ravenite Social Club had a much more welcoming exterior. Crime family boss Carlo Gambino and his underboss Aniello Dellacroce made the Ravenite their headquarters. Getty Images| The Mob Museum
Nick Pileggi adds a new entry to the extensive library of Mob movies in March with The Alto Knights. Pileggi also wrote Goodfellas and Casino, both mainstays of the organized crime film genre. Courtesy of Kate Henry| The Mob Museum
Lansky was a short, even-tempered man who provided a calmer counterbalance to hot-headed Mob members. He was a key figure in the Jewish wing of the Italian-Jewish Mob that became known as the American Mafia.| The Mob Museum
Eunice Hunton Carter was the first African-American woman to work as a prosecutor in the New York County (Manhattan) District Attorney’s Office. As a key assistant to special prosecutor Thomas Dewey, she is credited with establishing key facts in the prosecution of mobster Charlie “Lucky” Luciano.| The Mob Museum
Former butcher led demented hit squad that had perfected method to eliminate victims| The Mob Museum
The case, led by U.S. Attorney Rudy Giuliani, targeted each of New York’s Five Families| The Mob Museum
The latest entries in the Mafia, GTA and Yakuza series, three of the biggest in the genre, are slated for release this year.| The Mob Museum
Explore the New York Post's legacy in crime reporting, from John Gotti’s trials to its bold headlines and tabloid tactics that shaped modern journalism.| The Mob Museum
In 1989, when Rudolph Giuliani stepped down after six years as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, he was perhaps the most famous law enforcement official in the United States.| The Mob Museum
Around the start of Prohibition in 1920, he was recruited as a gunman by Giuseppe “Joe the Boss” Masseria, and a few years later Luciano went to work for Arnold Rothstein, another seminal figure in early organized crime. By the mid-1920s, Luciano was reportedly making millions in bootlegging profits.| The Mob Museum
Explore Al Pacino's journey from struggling actor to Hollywood icon in his memoir Sonny Boy. Discover how a pivotal restaurant scene in The Godfather saved his career, the mentorship of Marlon Brando, and the enduring impact of mob movies on pop culture.| The Mob Museum
