I owned a gold store. I sold jewelry, precious metals and stuff like that.

This is Bobby Wallaceon. You'll remember him from episode two, the guy with the tough

childhood who went to prison at 16 and wound up an enforcer in the Patriarcha Crime

family. By the 1980s, Bobby had opened a side business, a jewelry store. One day, a

mob associate of his, a guy named Billy Furley, came through the door. Billy came

walking in, says, hey, Bobby, are you doing listening to the war about nothing? Everything's

cool. Nothing's going to happen to you. I said, what? He said, yeah, yeah, everything's

cool. I'm just trying to let you know everything's all right. And he was wearing a big

down jacket in October. Very, very suspicious. So I said, come in here, Billy. I got to finish

this piece of jewelry. So I turned my lower system on and my buffer. Now, you can barely

hear each other. You know what I mean? I knew he was bugged. I knew he was wired for sound.

I said, what are you talking about? As they polished the ring. He said, I'm just telling

you don't worry about nothing. I don't worry. In the mob, when someone tells you not to

worry, it's time to worry, especially if that someone is Billy. I hated them. Piece

of shit. Nobody like Billy fairly except Bobo. He was Bobo's guy. Bobo is Frank Marpezi,

a powerful mob captain just two spots below Raymond Patriarcha on the mob chart. And he

was Bobby's boss. Bobo look like paparazzi. Same height, same belt. Miley's spoken man.

You know, he just like some of these guys, they get raspy voices. Hey, I don't know. He

wasn't like that. You know, he had a nice personality. He really did. After that visit

at the jewelry store, Bobby suspected Billy for a little hit flipped. So Bobby went to

Warren Bobo. I told him I said, listen, this guy, he's going to turn. I mean, I think

he's already turned. And I tell you the truth, I wanted to take him out, but we've got

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