Sammy the Bull on His Cooperation Getting 38 People Convicted, Including 2 Mafia Bosses (Part 29)
July 21, 2022
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In this clip, Sammy The Bull reveals that his agreement with the feds stipulated that he only had to cooperate with them for two years. Therefore, during that time, he testified in about six hearings. To that, DJ Vlad reminded the former underboss of the Italian Mob that his testimonies led to 38 convictions, which included the likes of Vincent "The Chin" Gigante, Victor "Little Vic" Orena, a crooked cop and more. This prompts DJ Vlad to ask Sammy The Bull if he quarreled with any of the people who got convicted because of him, besides John Gotti. Sammy The Bull answered no and explained to DJ Vlad that he never cooperated against any members of his crew or his family. He also states that many of them should have opted to take plea deals but they chose not to. Lastly, Sammy The Bull reveals that he has testified against the government nine times since his two-year agreement with them expired a while back.
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