Welcome to season three of What Really Happened, executive produced by Seven Bucks Productions,

Duane Johnson, Danny Garcia, and Brian Gowertz, an association with Cadence 13.

It's written and hosted by me, Andrew Janks, and you can follow me on Twitter or Instagram at Andrew Janks.

March 13th, 2019. It's sometime after 9pm.

It's a cloudy Tuesday night in an exclusive area in Stadon Island, a father and his family are

having dinner. Outside the driveway is their car, a 2017 Cadillac Escalade. Meanwhile, a driver

rides his GMC Sierra pickup truck around the area. The driver of this pickup truck then stops in front

of the family's parked Cadillac Escalade. Next, the driver backs his pickup truck into the front

of the Escalade and hits it. The front license plate of the Escalade falls off. The father gets up

from dinner and opens the door. What was that? Perhaps a simple silly mistake. He and the driver

shake hands in the front lawn and take a look at the damage. At this point, the man driving the

pickup truck says he is there to arrest the father. He even takes out handcuffs. The only thing is that

he's not a police officer. The father isn't sure what's going on. They begin arguing.

It depends on who you ask, but the father then makes a fervent action with his hand towards his

belt area. The driver decides to go into his car, grab a gun, and shoots the father 11 times in

the chest. The father is dead. This will certainly make headlines. Because as it turns out,

the man driving the car just murdered Francisco Cally, aka Frankie Boy, the head of the Gambino

Crime Family. The media can't believe it. Officials are investigating the attack as a possible mob hit.

This is a story that truly reads like a Hollywood movie. A stunning gangland hit.

A brazen shooting straight out of a crime drama.

Frankie Boy, 53 years old, in charge of the most powerful mob family in history, wasn't killed

and dumped in the ocean or hidden in some car trunk. Nope. Frankie Boy was just gunned down in the

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