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Gregory Scarpa in I Married a Mobster (2011)

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Gregory Scarpa

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Overview

  • Born
    May 8, 1928 · Brooklyn, New York, USA
  • Died
    June 4, 1994 · Rochester, Minnesota, USA (complications from AIDS)
  • Nicknames
    • Greg Scarpa Jr.
    • Greg
    • The Grim Reaper
    • The Mad Hatter
    • Schwarzkopf
    • Hannibal

Biography

    • Gregory Scarpa was born on May 8, 1928 in Brooklyn, New York, USA. He was married to Connie Forrest. He died on June 4, 1994 in Rochester, Minnesota, USA.

Family

  • Spouse
      Connie Forrest(? - June 4, 1994) (his death, 4 children)

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  • Father of Linda Scarpa.
  • Father of Maria Scarpa.
  • A killer for the Columbo crime family in Brooklyn, NY, Scarpa was estimated to have murdered at least 50 people. It turned out that he had also been an FBI informant for most of his "career", and information he supplied was crucial in the convictions of dozens of his fellow Mafiosi. FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover considered Scarpa such a valuable source that in 1964, when three civil-rights workers were murdered in Mississippi by the Ku Klux Klan and the suspects refused to say where the bodies were buried, he secretly sent Scarpa to Mississippi to beat the information out of them. It worked.

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