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• Crime Library: John Gotti - Writer Allan May describes Gotti's rapid rise to Mafia chieftain and his precipitous fall.
• Crime Library: Gambino Family - Writer Anthony Bruno's story of New York-based crime family, from the Castellammarese War through the reign of John Gotti.
• Eve's Magazine: Farewell to Gotti - Eve Berliner's tribute to the late John Gotti.
• Laborers.org: Declaration of Salvatore Gravano - The 1994 statement of the former underboss of the Gambino Crime Family regarding underworld corruption of the Mason Tenders union in New York.
• Mafia Wife - Lynda Milito, author of Mafia Wife, tells about her experiences with the mob. Information on John Gotti, Sammy Gravano. Some features available only to subscribers.
• Organized Crime Book Review: Mob Star: The Story of John Gotti - Klaus von Lampe reviews "Mob Star" by Gene Mustain and Jerry Capeci.
• The American Mafia: DiLeonardo testimony - Government informant Michael DiLeonardo testified Feb. 22, 2006, on the history, membership and activities of New York's Gambino Crime Family.
• The American Mafia: King of the Brooklyn Docks: Albert Anastasia - Writer Thomas Hunt's biography of Albert "the Mad Hatter" Anastasia.
• The American Mafia: Revenge Killing in Miami - Justin Dugard's article on the 1976 Roy DeMeo murder of George Byrum.
• The Gambino Family - Profiles of the bosses, underbosses, and hitmen from organized crime's Gambino family.
• Wikipedia: Albert Anastasia - Biography of the New York crime boss known as "the Mad Hatter" and "the Lord High Executioner." Topics include Murder Incorporated, rivalry with the Mangano brothers and Anastasia's 1957 assassination.
• Wikipedia: Carlo Gambino - Biography of the New York crime boss.
• Wikipedia: Gambino Crime Family - Historical survey of the New York-based criminal organization.
• Wikipedia: John J. Gotti - Biographical article of the Gambino crime boss known as "the Teflon Don."
• Wikipedia: Roy DeMeo - Biographical article on the brutal Gambino Crime Family crew leader believed responsible for as many as 200 murders.
• Wikipedia: Vincent Mangano - Biography of the New York crime boss who vanished in 1951.
• Sixty-Two Indicted - Press release of the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York announcing indictments of dozens of alleged racketeers in connection with a crackdown on the leadership of the Gambino Crime Family. (February 07, 2008)
• FBI Mole Cracks Open Mafia Crime Family - International Herald Tribune article describing indictments resulting from a two and a half-year infiltration of Gregory DePalma's crew in the Gambino clan. (March 11, 2005)

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