Do You Know The Mob?

A true life lived in the underworld, Sammy the Bull has seen it all from the Gambino family to the Colombo family and testifying against John Gotti.

His gang was ruthless from bank robberies to stealing horses and killing police. It all came to an end in an epic shootout with much blood spilled.

Enjoy our special episode of interviewing former FBI agent, Mike Campi!He is the author of the new book Mafia TakedownMafia Takedown: The Incredible True Story of the FBI Agent Who Devastated the New York Mob: Campi, Mike, Robbins, Tom: 9781510783164: Amazon.com: Books

For the first time ever, "Do You Know the Mob?" will be hosting an interview with a past FBI agent.

The front man for some of the biggest crime names and families, he lived the mobster dream for a long time until prison finally caught up to him.

Initially recruited by the American military, his crimes and escape would lead to legends like no other.

Committed crimes in the west where they take the law into their own hands, Big Nose George met his fate.

The biggest unsuccessful manhunt in Illinois history, this is the story of Terrible Tommy.

Going back to the Dixie Mafia, one of the founders made his start in Biloxi, Mississippi getting into all types of underworld scandals.

A Columbian lady who was feared by many and was responsible for the Cocaine Cowboy Wars.

A big part of the Chicago Outfitters, Big Tuna was involved in helping the gang evolve through time in many different businesses.

One of our more gruesome episodes, the Iceman was a famous hitman for the Gambino crime family.

He had no fear in California in the 1840s and his legend grew from there. Explore the myth and legend that inspired Zorro and became the Mexican Robin Hood.

One of our most wild and oldest mobsters. This infamous Delaware lady ran an illegal slave trading business by capturing free men and selling them to Southern farmers.

The father of the Clanton-McLeary Gang that led to the ultimate O.K. Corral shootout.

A mobster from the great city of New Orleans that was in and out of jail for many years, and had conspiracy ties to JFK's assassination.

Frank Rosenthal was the best at the illegal sports betting industry. It took him from Chicago to Miami and ultimately Las Vegas.

The man credited with starting the Chicago Outfit by making his money with brothels and having a tragic assassination.

We are taking our corrupt figures to Sweden, where a man lived it up to the top before the worldwide Depression set in.

One of the biggest disappearances in American history with still no answers.

She was with many guys who were involved in the underworld. Lived a full life but it all came to a tragic end.

Very different than our normal episodes, this is about a teenager who went from delivering pizzas to smuggling millions of dollars of marijuana from the Canadian border.

Sally Bugs was accused of some of the most mysterious mafia tied deaths, which would ironically include his own.

He goes by many nicknames as he became the most famous stagecoach robber during and after the California Gold Rush.

A boxer who got caught up in the mafia. Most believe, it would ultimately lead to his sudden death

Senior Johnson made the moonshine and his son, Junior Johnson, was the deliverer. And with those fast deliveries became racecar driving to follow.

Now we take you to the good ole moonshine days of the Appalachian Mountains. This is one of the biggest legends of them all.

His house was bugged by the FBI and it almost cost his life. Meet one of the infamous mobsters from New York.

One of the most famous singers in American history, Sam and Brandon have their first live episode in front of an audience in Johnson City, TN.

Thursday, April 25th at Redeemer Community Church there will be a live audience attending event to hear Do You Know the Mob? in person. We can't wait to see you there! It starts at 8PM.

One of the most famous mobsters in the history of the United States, Costello rose to the top and knew went to retire at the right time.

What do you get wen you combine milk, war, and sewers? Albert Spaggiari.

A mysterious murder, a mysterious heist, and mysterious disappearance. Tune in to one of our most tricky research mobsters yet.

This man is known as the most dangerous man in Georgia history.

One of the early and beginning member of the American mafia in New York City. He made many friends and enemies while supposedly leaving behind a treasure.

One of our more unique episodes, explore the turn of events for Patty Hearst. She was a weathly girl who was kidnapped then became a convicted robber with the kidnappers.

The founder of the Crips was loyal to the neighborhoods of Los Angeles and had a story that might be suprising and not what you expected.

Just like his nickname implies, Fat Herbie made a name for himself from the Chicago Outfit to the Las Vegas gangs. It would ultimately lead to his demise.

Our first Canadian criminal, we learn about a bank robber who lived in disguises and fame.

He dressed in disguises as he robbed banks for many years. Sutton also went by the nickname "Actor."

The person who was influential to the movie "The Godfather" he is one of the most memorable and game changing New York mob leaders.

Also known as the Oddfather, this is one of our more unique mobsters who pleaded for mental insanity.

One of our more unique mobsters, Kaplan was one of the best at the dropped wallet scheme.

Bill Doolin ran with the Dalton Gang and eventually started his own, which would eventually result in his fate.

One of the most interesting outlaws out there. He was a known assassin in the Wild West.

One of our oldest American mobsters, Bill got his nicknamed for multiple reasons in his criminal life.

He might be considered one of the most notorious mobsters in Chicago's history, but died at an unusualy place.

Our first mobster in Cleveland, Danny Greene got involved with the mob with his union groups. It would eventually cost him his life.

He was once the only man Al Capone ever trusted. Guzik had a skill set and was not your typical Chicago mobster.

Credited as the founder of Hells Angels, which isn't totally true, Otto changed his life for the better after spending some time in prison seeking the Lord.

Pearl Hart had a lot of fame and history to her name over the years. It was just one big crime that caused her name to be remembered forever.