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Mafia Enforcer Anthony Raimondi on Killing Over 300 People in Vietnam War (Part 4)
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In this clip, Anthony Raimondi spoke about being arrested for the murder of Salvatore "Sally Burns" Granello when he was 16. Under the Youthful Offenders Act, Anthony made a deal to serve one year, but he was arrested by the FBI for a civil rights violation and he was sentenced to 99 years. When asked if he would serve in the military for two years to expunge his record and get out of prison, Anthony said it seemed like a no-brainer, especially since he was told he was going to a "Southeast Asian Conference." However, he learned on the way to the airport that he was being sent to Vietnam. To hear more about his experience in the Marines and how he befriended a captain that was violent toward him, hit the above clip.
In this clip, Anthony Raimondi spoke about fighting in the Vietnam war as a trained sniper. When asked about getting a tattoo after killing 150 people, and then another when he killed 300. Anthony then explained that it was "kill or be killed" in Vietnam, as children were being strapped with bombs, which he witnessed. To hear more, hit the above clip.
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