Episode 254- Are Some Attorneys Today Actually Real Mobsters?

Episode 254- Are Some Attorneys Today Actually Real Mobsters?

From The Sit Down: A Crime History Podcast by Jeff Nadu

March 18, 2026 · 32 min

About this episode

The episode explores accusations against a lawyer linked to the Gambino Crime Family and discusses mob history.

Today we delve into recent accusations and historical court documents discussing a lawyer connected to the Gambino Crime Family. Is the son of Gotti pal JoJo Corozzo, Joseph Corozzo Jr also a mobster in the Family? In the first ten minutes of the show I delve into a little Mob history in the month of March. If you enjoy our show, please hit the like button and make sure if you're new around here you subscribe as well! GO CHECK OUT PROPHET X AND GET INVOLVED- https://t.co/hnCEZoj1Sd USE REFERRAL CODE- JEFFNADU Jeff Nadu is an American Mafia and organized crime researcher, podcaster and content creator. He has worked at Barstool Sports and was hired personally by Dave Portnoy. His podcast "The Sitdown" with Jeff Nadu has put out hundreds of biographies on various mobsters, gangsters and criminals. He's also personally interviewed mobsters like Sammy "The Bull" Gravano, Junior Pagan, Anthony Ruggiano Jr, Gene Borrello and others as well as US Prosecutor John Gleeson and FBI Agents Joaquin "Jack" Garcia and Michael Campi. He has been personally endorsed by former Gambino mob captain Michael "Mikey Scars" DiLeonardo, esteemed author RJ Roger, and former Colombo Crime Family captain…

People in this episode

Host: Jeff Nadu

Topics covered

  • mob history
  • Gambino Crime Family
  • legal connections
  • organized crime
  • court documents

Keywords

  • mobsters
  • Gambino Crime Family
  • Joseph Corozzo Jr
  • court documents
  • organized crime

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Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Barstool Sports, Gambino Crime Family, Colombo Crime Family

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