Thomas Gambino

Mobster, Gambino crime family member

Thomas Gambino - Mobster, Gambino crime family member
Born

1929
96 years ago

Died

October 3rd, 2023
1 years ago — 94 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

United States

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A prominent figure in organized crime, significantly involved in the Gambino crime family. Held various leadership roles within the family and participated in prominent criminal enterprises during his tenure. Played a key role in its operations and maintained influence within the New York City mafia landscape. Passed away in 2023.

Led operations in the Gambino crime family

Facilitated various criminal activities

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