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DeCicco was a tall, muscular man with a thick neck that showed exposed thick arteries when he was angry. He dyed his silver hair black, leaving silver streaks styled in a pompadour coif. He also had a slightly mashed nose. A low-profile mobster, DeCicco drove a non-descript 1985 Buick Electra. [5]
6 apr 2024 · After orchestrating Paul Castellano's assassination, Gambino mobster Frank DeCicco was killed by a car bomb in Brooklyn on April 13, 1986.
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14 apr 1986 · The dead man was identified as Frank DeCicco, of 1300 Forest Hill Road, Willowbrook, S.I., who became the second in command to John Gotti, reputed head of the Gambino family, earlier this year.
Death. DeCicco's death. On 13 April 1986, Herbert Pate drove up to the Veterans & Friends Social Club in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn, where Gotti and DeCicco were supposed to be attending a meeting. Pate walked toward DeCicco's car carrying two grocery bags, and he dropped one of the bags near the car.
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17 apr 1986 · DeCicco was killed by a remote-controlled bomb that exploded just after he opened the door of his gray sedan outside Tommaso's Italian restaurant Sunday. Police said he was giving a...
25 nov 2023 · Frank was a tall, muscular man with a thick neck that showed exposed thick arteries when he was angry. DeCicco dyed his silver hair black, leaving silver streaks styled in a pompadour quaff. He also had a slightly mashed nose. A low-profile mobster, DeCicco drove a non-descript Buick Electra.
16 apr 1986 · Will the killers of Frank DeCicco ever be brought to justice? The underboss of New York's Gambino crime family died Sunday when a bomb exploded as he opened his car door on a Brooklyn street.
