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He was supposed to be the Outfit’s man in Vegas. Instead, he became its biggest liability. The real Tony Spilotro made Joe Pesci’s Casino character look like a Disney villain. This is the unsanitized story Scorsese could not put on screen. In June 1986, an Indiana farmer’s tractor blade hit something soft in a cornfield outside Enos. It was a hand. Beneath it lay Tony Spilotro and his brother Michael, beaten beyond recognition, buried in their underwear, and according to forensic evidence, still breathing when the dirt went over them. The corn cob detail Scorsese cut from Casino was real, and we tell you why. What you will learn in this documentary: - How a 5 foot 2 kid from Chicago’s West Side became the most feared enforcer in Las Vegas - The vise murder that earned him his button at age 24 - The full mechanics of the Hole in the Wall Gang and how they stole over 10 million dollars in jewelry - The exact reason the Chicago Outfit ordered his execution - Why his affair with Geri Rosenthal sealed his fate - The 1982 car bomb that should have killed Lefty Rosenthal but didn’t - How Frank Cullotta’s betrayal dismantled the entire Vegas operation - The Family Secrets trial that finally exposed who killed him Key figures: Tony Spilotro, Michael Spilotro, Frank Lefty Rosenthal, Geri Rosenthal, Frank Cullotta, Joe Aiuppa, Tony Accardo, Sam DeStefano, Nicholas Calabrese, Joey Lombardo Timeline: 1938 birth in Chicago, 1962 M and M Murders, 1971 Vegas assignment, 1974 to 1981 Hole in the Wall Gang, October 1982 Lefty car bomb, June 14 1986 the Bensenville basement, 2007 Family Secrets trial revelations. Why this story matters today: The Spilotro case ended the old skim era of Las Vegas forever and triggered the corporate takeover of the Strip. Every modern Vegas casino exists in the shadow of what happened to Tony Spilotro. Verified sources used in research: FBI Records: The Vault, Anthony Spilotro file, vault.fbi.gov United States v. Calabrese et al., Family Secrets trial transcripts, Northern District of Illinois, 2007 Frank Cullotta and Dennis Griffin, Cullotta: The Life of a Chicago Criminal, Las Vegas Mob Associate and Government Witness, Huntington Press, 2007 Subscribe for a new Mafia documentary every Friday. Drop a comment with the next mob figure you want us to investigate. #TonySpilotro #Casino #ChicagoOutfit #LasVegasMob #CasinoMovie #MafiaStories #MobDocumentary #CosaNostra #VegasHistory #MafiaTalks #MobHits #ItalianMafia #TrueCrimeCommunity #MafiaHistory #OrganizedCrime #TrueCrime #NickySantoro

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