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  1. JohnGrant213

    Sonny is Cosa Nostra …. The feds ain’t letting him out even 1 day early. I mean the guys was an active member on the streets and still shaking people down at 90+ years old and is now a mafia legend. Def not getting any compassion from the feds.

  2. Anthony Morena

    This guy is everything a mobster should be, lives eats and breaths La Cosa Nostra till his last breath. Sonny is really a legend, this thing comes before everythhing even your family and he has truly shown he has lived everything down to the books unlike many other guys even including his own sons.

  3. Evangelo

    Ya there won’t be many guys like him either most of the Cosa Nostra mobsters now a days didn’t grow up in poverty where Cosa Nostra was a way to get out of poverty.

    • OmarComin'

      Most people work a 9 to 5 job to get out of poverty. Ironically the same people lionising shitbirds like Franzese are the same fervent racists who complain about how the “blacks” are lazy welfare cheats with an aversion to honest work and propensity for violence.

      • Evangelo

        Most people who work 9-5 everyday to get out of poverty aren’t doing that great at all a lot of them still receive food stamps. Majority of cosa nostra now a days you’re born into it a lot of the guys now didn’t grow up in the streets they sure don’t steal their kids out of the hospital because they couldn’t afford the bill like Gotti did. Cosa Nostra use to be a way out of poverty for a lot of italians growing up. I never said anything about the blacks being lazy and on welfare there isn’t a lot of jobs for anyone right now we don’t manufacture anything anymore we gave all those jobs to mexico, japan, china. We don’t make cars, tvs, nothing anymore.

  4. Considering that he’s deaf, blind, and confined to a wheelchair, and oh, approaching 100 years old, I’d have to agree with his petition of posing no threat to the community. I know that with other, younger, “reformed” mobsters they’ll often throw that phrase around just to attempt an emotional appeal, but in this case, I’d imagine there’s not much he could actually do (criminally-speaking) if he was released.

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