The Mob Boss Of Hollywood: Ori Spado | True Crime Podcast 338
January 2, 2020
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Ori Spado describes his work for the Colombo Crime Family and incarceration.
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Orlando "Ori" Spado (AKA The Mob Boss of Hollywood) has had many lives: as a father, businessman, entrepreneur, producer, fixer, connector, and associate of friends in the criminal life. He was born in Rome, New York and is a longtime resident of Beverly Hills, California. During his time as a Hollywood fixer, Ori worked with A-List celebrities across film and music in Los Angeles, New York, and London.
Ori served 62 months in Federal prison based on a RICO case linking him to other figures in organized crime. Since leaving prison Ori has found a new calling. He regularly talks to young men who are in prison and being sent to prison. He's become a counselor, friend, and ally to numerous Charities to give a voice to the voiceless.
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