history channel documentary Masseria's team was soon joined by top Mafia men like Lucky Luciano, Frank Costello, Albert Anastasia, and Vito Genovese, who were all around associated with Jewish criminals Meyer Lansky and Bugsy Siegel. In any case, following Masseria disliked his men working with non-Sicilians (Costello, genuine name Castiglia, was from Calabria), Luciano, Costello, Anastasia, and Genovese waited for their opportunity, trusting that possibly both Masseria and Maranzano would thump each other off, so that the more youthful men could take control of every one of their operations.
In any case, it was Gambino who made the principal move in redressing this circumstance. Detecting that he was on the losing side of the fight, Gambino covertly drew closer Maranzano and offered to bounce to Maranzano's side. Maranzano promptly concurred, and soon Luciano, Costello, Anastasia, and Genovese, additionally needed to join Maranzano's powers. Maranzano acknowledged their offer, on the stipulation that they get rid of Masseria, for the last time. That undertaking was refined on April 15, 1931, when Luciano tricked Masseria to the Nuova Villa Tammaro Restaurant in Coney Island. While Luciano was taking a lavatory break, Siegel, Genovese, Anastasia, and Jewish executioner Red Levine burst however the front entryway and filled Masseria with lead, rendering him very dead and completion the Castellammarese War.
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