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FamilyBonanno familyThe chart is still empty. Thirteen person pages, from Joseph Bonanno to Basciano, quote what federal records say about each figure's place in the family, and this page sorts those statements by kind: court opinion, the government's proof as a court summarizes it, charge, testimony, FBI record, or DOJ release.FamilyBuffalo familyThe chart is empty. Four person pages quote what federal records say about Stefano Magaddino and the men around him in Buffalo and Niagara Falls, sorted here by kind: court opinion, sworn testimony, police testimony, committee staff, FBI file, and two newspaper pages of 1921.FamilyChicago OutfitThe chart is still empty. Nineteen person pages, from Colosimo to Calabrese, quote what federal records say about each figure's role, and this page sorts those statements by kind: court opinion, government charge, committee counsel or staff, FBI file, or a third-hand 1959 memorandum.FamilyColombo familyThe chart is still empty. Five person pages, from Profaci to Persico, quote what federal records say about each figure's place in the family, and this page sorts those statements by kind: the government's proof as a court summarizes it, charge, testimony, Attorney General's statement, or FBI file.FamilyThe CommissionThe five seats are still empty. This page quotes what the Second Circuit, a district court, the Attorney General and Joseph Valachi said about the Commission as a body, gives the Commission case's district docket as a related opinion prints it, and links the defendants' person pages.FamilyFive FamiliesThe five New York families and the Commission, as a section: six pages with empty charts, forty-eight person pages that quote federal records by kind, and the records themselves, from the 1963 Valachi hearings to the Commission appeal of 1989.FamilyGambino familyThe chart is still empty. Twelve person pages, from the Manganos to Gotti, quote what federal records say about each figure's place in the family, and this page sorts those statements by kind: court opinion, the government's proof as a court summarizes it, charge, testimony, FBI file, or chart exhibit.FamilyGenovese familyThe chart is still empty. Twelve person pages, from Luciano to Gigante, quote what federal records say about each figure's place in the family, and this page sorts those statements by kind: court finding, the government's proof as a court summarizes it, charge, testimony, chart exhibit, Attorney General's statement, or FBI file.FamilyLucchese familyThe chart is still empty. Ten person pages, from Reina and Gagliano to Amuso, quote what federal records say about each figure's place in the family, and this page sorts those statements by kind: court finding, the government's proof as a court summarizes it, charge, testimony, or chart exhibit.FamilyMilwaukee familyThe chart is empty. Five person pages quote what federal records say about Frank Balistrieri, his sons, and the FBI sting that reached Milwaukee from New York, sorted by kind: court opinion, the government's charge as a court summarized it, FBI file, and a defendant's own description as a court reported it.FamilyPittsburgh familyThe chart is empty. The Justice Department refers to a RICO trial of "the Pittsburgh La Cosa Nostra organized crime family" without dates or names. The other records on file are 1958 Senate committee testimony and staff summaries about Pittsburgh-area men at or linked to Apalachin.