All around the country, old time mobsters are dying, leaving behind children, some who have tried to carry on their legacy, often with far less success.
By Laurel J. Sweet
Boston Herald
BOSTON — It’s the end of a wiseguy era, say friends of former Boston Mafia godfather Gennaro “Jerry” Angiulo, who presided over the demise of the local mob.
“Jerry was a larger than life personality,” said Henry Katz, a former attorney and friend of the Nahant mobster. “He thought that all criminal defense lawyers should do time in jail so they’d have an appreciation for what they were fighting against.”
