Normally those put on the spot are spry young fellers in their
20's or 30's but todays victim, in a later era, would have qualified
for the senior citizens discount at McDonald's. Sixty-five year old
Frank Lauritano was called a "Well-to-do" resident of the Brownsville
–East New York section of Brooklyn and had been arrested three years
previously for his connection with a policy game.
After he finished
his dinner on this date in 1930, he took a walk to the jewelry store to
have his eye glasses fixed. On his way back as he approached his house
three men fired anywhere from four to seven shots the exact number doesn't really matter, the result is he was killed. Hearing the shots, neighbors rushed out on their porches and saw three men running to a car, which whisked them away.
"He must have done something. They don't kill you for nothing." - Chicago Gangster Ted Newberry. Rubbed out January 7, 1933
3 comments:
Maybe he was killed by the AARP. I hear they get really angry when members try to quit.
The AARP has gotten away with too much for too long.
AARP is just a bunch of gangsters. Oh the nerve. It's a gangster kill gangster world out there.
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