New Hood carrying the Spilotro Name
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By Thomas Geranli
The name has a familiar name and it should as the infamous name was tied to Hollywood as Joe Pesci played Chicago outfit member Anthony "The Ant" Spilotro. Now 30 plus years later another Spilotro has came under the federal governments watchful eye as Chicago native Richard Spilotro is someone the Feds think you should know.
Spilotro (37 years old), has eeerily similarities to his cousin who Director Martin Scorcesse brought to the big screen. Both grew up on Grand and Western, then moved towards the Brickyard area of Chicago which is located on the Northwest side of Chicago minutes away from known organized crime suburb Elmwood Park. Public records available via freedom of information act shows Spilotro lived only blocks away from the Outfits leader Joey "The Clown" Lombardo was nabbed after going on the run, he later was guilty in Operation Family Secrets, one of those murdered included Spilotro's grandfathers cousin Anthony and Michael Spilotro.
History repeats itself
It appears as history repeats itself as the younger Spilotro has a history of illegal activities that mimics the late Anthony Spilotro. According to FBI agent Michael Schnielli today criminals can be more dangerous mainly due to caution many individuals use, certain applications are encrypted making law enforcement officers job much harder. We keep our eyes on everyone coming up the ranks, however we feel we made a massive dent in organized crime after Family Secrects and will continue to bring down anyone involved in crimes using the RICO act.
Richard is a unique individual as he is half Italian and half Italian and his connections to street gangs can be an very useful tool to the outfit especially since they are on the ropes.
One thing is certain is that the long famous name has someone law enforcement is watching and maybe just maybe we are watching another crime figure that Chicago craves to love.
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