The Rise and Fall of Cleveland's Mafia: A Hierarchy Explained Who's the boss of the cleveland mafia

Описание: This video has the hierarchy of the Cleveland mafia family.
The Cleveland Mafia family, also known as the Cleveland crime family, is an Italian-American organized crime syndicate based in Cleveland, Ohio. The family has been in operation since the early 1900s and has had a number of bosses over the years. Some of the most notable bosses include:

Joseph "Big Joe" Lonardo: The first boss of the Cleveland crime family, Lonardo was a powerful figure in the Cleveland underworld during the Prohibition era. He was known for his involvement in bootlegging, gambling, and extortion. Lonardo was murdered in 1927, sparking a war for control of the family.
Frank Milano: Milano took over as boss of the Cleveland crime family after Lonardo's death. He was a more low-key boss than Lonardo, but he was still a powerful figure in the Cleveland underworld. Milano was eventually convicted of tax evasion and fled to Mexico in 1935.
John T. "John Scalise" Scalish: Scalish was the boss of the Cleveland crime family for over 30 years. He was a very successful boss and was able to keep the family out of trouble for the most part. Scalish died of natural causes in 1976.
James "Jack White" Licavoli: Licavoli took over as boss of the Cleveland crime family after Scalish's death. He was a more violent boss than Scalish and was involved in a number of wars with other criminal organizations. Licavoli was eventually convicted of conspiracy and died in prison in 1985.
John "Peanuts" Tronolone: Tronolone took over as boss of the Cleveland crime family after Licavoli's death. He was a relatively short-lived boss and was eventually convicted of racketeering. Tronolone died in prison in 1991.
Joseph "Joe Loose" Iacobacci: Iacobacci took over as boss of the Cleveland crime family after Tronolone's death. He was a more low-key boss than some of his predecessors and was not involved in as much violence.
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