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Salvatore Vincent "Bill" Bonanno (November 5, 1932 – January 1, 2008) was an American mobster who served as consigliere of the Bonanno crime family, and son of crime boss Joseph Bonanno. Later in life, he became a writer and produced films for television about his family.
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- Holy Hope Cemetery and Mausoleum, Tucson
- Bill
- Joe Profaci (uncle-in-law)
Salvatore Bonanno (* 5. November 1932 in New York City; † 1. Januar 2008 in Tucson) war ein US-amerikanischer Mafioso und Mitglied der Bonanno-Familie. Sein Spitzname war Bill Bonanno. Salvatore Bonanno wurde 1932 als eines der drei Kinder des Mafia-Bosses Joseph Bonanno und dessen Frau Fay Labruzzo Bonanno
- Bonanno, Joe
- US-amerikanischer Mafioso
- 5. November 1932
- Bonanno, Salvatore
After the murders of Stefano and Giuseppe Bonanno, their younger brother, Salvatore, took revenge by killing members of the Buccellatos. In 1903, Salvatore Bonanno married Catherine Bonventre and on January 18, 1905, she gave birth to Joseph Bonanno.
- 1890s
- Salvatore Maranzano
- 1890s–present
- New York City, New York, United States
Giuseppe verstarb 1901 und sein jüngerer Bruder Salvatore „Turiddu“ Bonanno gilt ab 1908 als Oberhaupt des Clans. Er war zusammen mit seiner Ehefrau Caterina Bonventre und seinem Sohn Joseph Charles Bonanno, Sr., dem späteren eigentlichen Namensgeber der Bonanno-Familie, in die USA gekommen. Allerdings kehrte er 1911 nach Italien zurück ...
3. Jan. 2008 · Salvatore (Bill) Bonanno, whose appointment by his father to the second most powerful position in the Bonanno crime family in the mid-1960s touched off what became known as the “Banana Wars...
8. Jan. 2008 · Their father, Salvatore (Bill) Bonanno, died here on New Year’s Day at 75. He was the son of Joseph Bonanno, who was known as Joe Bananas and who had risen to become the don of one of New York ...
3. Jan. 2008 · Times Staff Writer. Salvatore “Bill” Bonanno, the eldest son of the late Mafia boss Joseph Bonanno who became the No. 2 man in his father’s crime family in the mid-1960s and shortly ...
