"John Gotti Paid $100K To Have Me And Three Others Killed" | Sammy "The Bull" Gravano

Hey guys, you've gotten a lot of text messages asking for stories about abs. Ab means Aryan br

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. They are probably one of the most vicious gangs within the prison system. Most guys with abs are extremely smart, especially how to drive. yourself within the prison system again are very dangerous, they come up with all these clever plots to traffic drugs into the prisons and run the prison and a small group of guys could be in a penitentiary with hundreds if not a couple thousand of guys, and they run the whole place that's not an easy thing

john

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went to marion prison which is a penitentiary these are difficult places

john

didn't be

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very well he walked around making comments a lot of racist comments finally one day a guy, a guy black, exploded in a I argued with him and then I just hit him.

John didn't like abs either. They spoke. I got to know abs very well and heard all these stories. This guy, John, who's a guy with abs, a tall guy, went to the abs leader and he wanted to just go and beat John up and blackmail him for money every month. The head of the ab guys who were in that unit said no, we

have

a better idea. They knew he just took a beating. with a black eye they saw it as an opportunity they went to him and told him that if you pay us protection money we will not let anything happen to you again so you will be protected by us John was very hot about this.

A black man saw that and was told we'd kill him for 25,000. John agreed, that's how it worked. John contacted his daughter and his daughter had the name of a woman who was married to one of the ab. She would give him the 25,000, which that woman did, she would distribute it to

three

or four different abs. They gave him the name and the amount always through codes. They were very, very good at communicating through codes, so that's what the black man never did. They

killed

him. , seemed to leak into the prison. They knew it was going to be a problem anyway, but once they heard the abs were going to do something, they moved that black eye into protective custody and then to another prison somewhere else.

John continued talking. to the ab boys and they offered them another contract they

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the 25,000 nothing comes back it wasn't their fault but they didn't get them the prison transferred them the hundred thousand were 25,000 for four different guys one was joe watts the other was danny mourinho one was ours co-defendant frankie lecacio and the other was me john found out towards the end that joe watts was a ci i had monitored some of his calls with the feds he was a confidential informant i found out and i know the whole story but that could be for another time frankie lucasio wanted to kill him because I believed everything in my book I knew that Frankie came to me to plan to kill John at a victory party later I think you guys already heard part of that the story if not I'll tell it another time Danny Marino I really don't know the reason i wanted him dead but he was on it buddy they contacted this corn fed guy i used to call him corn fed he was like a farmer his name was paul snyder german guy six two six

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blonde hair blue eyes typical german extremely well built very powerful very tough he was serving three consecutive life sentences you die in prison you finish your first life sentence present then there is a second and a third so you never get out because obviously you will die before you can get out.

I became very, very friendly with Cornfed. In fact, he did a lot of my tattoos on my back, this tattoo on my arm, the princess. he did that he told me the whole plot they wanted cornfed who came from california to get some of the abs they lived in california and were out of prison to get them and go to arizona and kill me i was already out of prison cornfed said no he wouldn't want to do it

sammy

I didn't know you and I was going to do it but I could never get through to them and I never did once I met you I came to love you and I would never have so that's what John was doing paying abs to protect him when I heard that and I heard all the stories.

It was definitely very disappointing for me. I spent 22 years in prison. I never

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anyone to protect me. I know why he did that but he did it later two abs cooperated against the rest of the abs about all the murders they committed in the prisons and they committed many murders in that accusation it was john

gotti

because they told the government that john gotti paid the 25,000 for the black one and paid one hundred thousand for the four guys. I just told you that the accusation flew and all these abs were arrested. New case. They didn't put John on that case.

They classified him as an unindicted co. -conspirator because at that time he was already dying of cancer so the government peony sentenced me to life in prison and they consulted with the hospitals they knew that I had serious cancer, it was already done, so they did not want to waste the time, the effort and the money. to bring it to the point, so later these guys fed on a bunch of them and left the gang when you leave a gang like the abs or offer a means, they don't let you, you just leave, they kill you, so the prisons They discovered that they had a label on their back that said they would be

killed

, they got very angry because when they left school they were going to be killed, for the most part everyone turned away when they were cooperated, it's not that they were looking for less time than they could.

I didn't get out anyway, but I guess it was just a matter of survival at that point everyone went in in units. I entered a witness unit because I had cooperated and who do I know? John, this guy Brian, who me and Corn fed at different times. different prisons the two guys who originally cooperated and were with John and knew the whole thing and also cooperated against John. I was also with them at one point, so I knew every story that happened. Cornfed was in the adx supermax with me in the In the next cell we did this impromptu chess game.

We would go through the toilets. The sinks in both cells. The pipes ran together. If you put toilet paper over the pipe and blew hard on it, you would blow the water out and clean them if we both did that. We could talk and we could hear each other not out loud, but we can hear each other and that's how we played chess, but it had to be said out loud. Horse for this movement. Bishop for this. This is how we play chess. First of all, fed corn. He didn't go into the yard, so I asked him through the pipes while we were playing chess, why don't you go to the yard at first?

In the adx super max they would allow between 10 and 12 types. He said no one would come in. patio with me I need someone to go to the patio with me and nothing happens and then I could enter the patio with more of that population which is only 10 12 kids at most it is a very secure prison that is the only reason why you I can't enter the patio Do you want to enter the patio with me through the pipes? Would you do that? You're not going to kill me, are you, he's laughing, no, of course, no, it's okay, I have God, I have the lieutenant.

He said I want to go to the corn fed yard. He says: Are you sure? Yeah, I'm sure, but I'm thinking this guy has three convictions in the prison system for murder and three life sentences. Am I making a mistake here, but I already did it? Then the next day came, I walked into the garden and there he was at the other end of the garden. It's sunny. Beautiful weather. You don't have a shirt. It's monstrous. The sun shines on him. Maybe he's sweating a little. I took off the handcuffs and said, "Oh my God, look at the size of this guy." I started walking towards him and he started walking towards me.

I wasn't too worried because there are arm guards on the door if you're in a fight. I will tell you to fall to the ground, if you don't hit the ground they will shoot you with rubber

bull

ets, if you have a gun they will shoot you with normal

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ets, so I walked up to him and he grabbed me by both sides of my head and kissed me on the head. head, on the top of my head, I said it's strange because I'm used to being kissed on the cheek Italian style, he kissed me right on top of that, we went in there, we walked, we talked and that made us very tight.

One very tight day, while we were playing chess, we were waiting until food was brought at twelve o'clock, so if we shouted that no one is sleeping, we didn't bother anyone, so I'm ready to do it. I got up and there was a guy. that he was cleaning the halls, he was on a team, they called them the dirty white boys, this is a very racist gang and I heard him arguing with the cornfield, they are yelling back and forth and he tells the fed corn which is a large and very well formed type. and he tells the company you have no respect yelling that he was sleeping and I heard Cornfield telling them that now we don't even stop playing chess until the food arrives and we want to make sure everyone is awake we never do that but they are arguing .

Back and forth the guy walks away from the cornfield and he comes right in front of me and I'm looking through the little glass window and he tells me what are you looking at so I look at you bro you're arguing and I . tell them the same thing it's called we never do this eight nine ten in the morning we wait until twelve you're not in the discussion shut up shut up brother you're talking too harsh you're in the hallway where behind bars we're going to talk tomorrow in the yard we're going to the yard tomorrow talk to me and I'll talk to you let's do this in the yard tomorrow oh do you want to go to the yard yes now let's do this in the yard without all these bars and everything between us, he backs away, walks away, cursing me a little like Corfett, hits the wall, I know what that is, I blow his pipes, he blows his pipes, Sammy, that was beautiful, brother, I have a pair of legs. buried in the yard there is a place there was a toilet bowl in the corner of the yard just a small wall that surrounds it i have something hidden there tomorrow we will go to the yard we take them we take them out yes that's what I'm saying let's take them out corfett don't tell me Doesn't matter there's a small chance I'm going to survive this whole prison thing and get out I think about it, I hit the wall again, I called Gordo, I'm in, we'll take him tomorrow, okay, we have him tomorrow and not even an hour later a lieutenant comes in, this tough man told the lieutenant that he is afraid of me and that he is fed with corn and he put us in separation separation means that we will never be in the yard with him again, the tough man wanted to take us in the yard at least me and he obviously knew it was going to be me and Corfett and he went to the gods so that was the end of that but there are so many times in so many things with abs that I've seen them in a couple of joints when I was bouncing off a place to place, one or two of them were always there when I got most of these tattoos.

They believe in Odin, so back to the Vikings, they believe in him. Odin is like his god, now you can. If you don't get an Odin tattoo on your body, if you do, they'll cut it off, rip off your skin, cut it off, and maybe kill you, so they came to see me, Brian, and me and John, after a time, we were all in the yard brian came and said

sammy

every time we talk to you you will never turn your back on us you turn around we will never hurt you I said I don't think so but I'm more comfortable looking at you when I talk I won't turn my back on anyone If I like you I love you I hate you I won't turn my back on anyone if something is going to happen it will be face to face I won't do it I don't turn my back on anyone, I don't want to disrespect them, he said no, no, we know, but We got your back, bro, he said you're not one of us, you're not an ab, you're a gangster, but we love you.

We have your back, he's going to spread the word. I said, "Okay, I met him at another place where I was getting tattoos and some of them talked and he came up to me, Brian, did I do it?" and I said, "Sammy, you know how we feel about a tattoo." with odin, yes, yes, I do, we are giving you permission to put odin on your own, it is a sign of tremendous respect, you are not one of us, but we approve, everyone will know that our word extends to all which are ab and no. No matter where you go, you will mention our names and they will know how we feel about you.

I thought about getting it and I thought about not getting it and I thought that if I didn't understand it it would be a tremendous lack of respect after having been I offered something like that, I know how important it was to them, so up here, this guy who is Odin, all this piece there and after it was done you can't get tattoos in prison I had to hide it while I was putting it on long sleeve shirts I never showed it once it healed I came out in a tank top walking around well half of these tattoos They were already set with odin just the smiles I got from them corn fed especially he said I love it bro, I said I'm proud to have it.

I'm proud that you guys gave me permission to have it and I will wear it proudly wherever I go, so I had a tremendous relationship with abs that I never knew about. them before prison i never really connected after prison i got along well with them in prison but i never agreed with their philosophy and what their thinking was but you couldn't take away how tough they were in prison so you treated them with respect or I died they knew I wasn't one of them I didn't believe in what theyThey believed I was a gangster once or twice I sent a letter and sent some money from the police station and they returned it to me and it said that from now on you have no right to communicate with anyone in prison and I am on parole and I am a convicted felon and I backed off I know you would understand 100 but I tried another time many of you talked to me about joe watts I'll tell you about all the cooperation he did uh and how he did it when he did it why he did itJoe Watch is a guy dangerous, tough guy, very rich to me, when you're a CI, a confidential informant, it's one thing to cooperate and do what you're doing and maybe get on the stand or whatever, like I did, I always feel like it's necessary. another type of person who hooks up and traps your own friends and puts them in a situation where they're going to go to prison for a very, very long time, maybe for the rest of their life, and you go in and do that. to them it's not something you cooperate with in your tone, stories from the past and the guy has a chance to fight a case you're presenting to him, he trusts you and he's talking to you and you goad him into a conversation that will destroy.

No kind of cooperation is good, but I think it's the worst kind of cooperation you could do. I had a lot of respect for Joe Watts on the streets years ago, when I heard the things he was doing I lost respect for him and I agreed with John Gotti even though he was on that list, I understood why he wanted to kill me and I clearly understand why I would like to kill him. Frankly Cassio there were conversations where John was distraught and I never understood the Danny Marino thing so that's my b story mixed with a little bit of john gotti and all the

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We'll talk about other stories, maybe one about Joe Watts and if you're there, buddy, I'll take you out, you deserve it. Goodbye, especially to you, Joe Watts.