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Slack.com slash DHQ. New York, 1975. In 1975, the books were open after 20 years to

start making people again. The commission sat down all the bosses and determined to have

this happen. For the first time ever, Sammy the Bull Gravano

tells his story. This is our thing. New York, 1976. Toddle told me, Sammy, we got an appointment.

I want you to wear a suit, white shirt, tie. You and my son are going to come on me to

this appointment. We did it. I met him and Charlie Boy, Toddle, son at the club. I was dressed

up. We got in the car. I knew the house belonged to this guy. He was a made guy, Frank

the Wop. We went in. A guy came up from the basement and got one of the guys and said,

come with me. He brought him down the basement. He stayed there a while. He didn't come out.

One after the other, the rest of the other. Matter of fact, I joked with Charlie. I said,

listen bro, this is starting to get scary. Six guys went down and never came back. Charlie

obviously must have known from his father what was going on. He left. Don't worry about

it. I left him. I said, I'm not worried about it. I had an idea of what was happening.

I didn't know the procedure or what happens, but I had an idea. Charlie went down. I was

the last guy who went down. The guy who came up and grabbed me, said, me how you doing?

Good. He said, I'm going to take you down stairs. He says, podcast the land. I'll be standing.

You know who he is, right? Yeah, of course. Of course I know who he is. He said, there's a

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