About: Dominick Petrilli

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In 1928, after Valachi was released from prison Petrilli introduced him to Girolamo "Bobby Doyle" Santucci and Gaetano Gagliano, boss of what became known as the Lucchese crime family. In 1942, Petrilli was convicted on narcotics charges and was deported to Italy. In November 1953, he reentered the U.S. and it was rumored he was working with the government. On December 9, 1953 he was murdered in a bar on East 183rd Street in the Bronx by three gunmen.

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rdfs:label	Dominick Petrilli
rdfs:comment	In 1928, after Valachi was released from prison Petrilli introduced him to Girolamo "Bobby Doyle" Santucci and Gaetano Gagliano, boss of what became known as the Lucchese crime family. In 1942, Petrilli was convicted on narcotics charges and was deported to Italy. In November 1953, he reentered the U.S. and it was rumored he was working with the government. On December 9, 1953 he was murdered in a bar on East 183rd Street in the Bronx by three gunmen.
dcterms:subject	Genovese Crime Family Lucchese Crime Family Associates Italian Gangsters Murdered Mobsters
abstract	In 1928, after Valachi was released from prison Petrilli introduced him to Girolamo "Bobby Doyle" Santucci and Gaetano Gagliano, boss of what became known as the Lucchese crime family. In 1942, Petrilli was convicted on narcotics charges and was deported to Italy. In November 1953, he reentered the U.S. and it was rumored he was working with the government. On December 9, 1953 he was murdered in a bar on East 183rd Street in the Bronx by three gunmen.

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