Are Mobsters Monsters? Main Menu Innocence Faces of blamelessness "Don't Trust that Grin" How mobsters can be deceptive? Al Capone- "Scarface" The man and his actions Don Carlo Gambino - "The Godfather" The man and his actions Charles "Lucky" Luciano The man and his actions John Gotti The man and his actions Mobster Monstrosity A reflection on the mobster's actions and their monstrous characteristics Bibliography Sources Utilized- Pages have sources used in Metadata

Mobsters in Focus

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A mobster is a member of a gang like group that organizes and/or executes violent and non-violent crimes. This book focuses on the lives and actions of four Italian-American mobsters: Al Capone, Don Carlo Gambino, Charles Luciano and John Gotti. Each mobster portrays themselves well as being a family oriented man and someone who is always doing what is best for the community. But, through these pages I want one to begin to question the mobsters' true morality and intentions.

For the purpose of this book, a monster is a being that facilitates and perpetuates harm onto others and does not demonstrate remorse for their damaging acts.

This page has paths:

  1. Are Mobsters Monsters? Julia Ostrowski

Contents of this path:

  1. Innocence
  2. "Don't Trust that Grin"
  3. Al Capone- "Scarface"
  4. Don Carlo Gambino - "The Godfather"
  5. Charles "Lucky" Luciano
  6. John Gotti
  7. Mobster Monstrosity
  8. Bibliography