Alfred Mineo
Killed with Stephen Ferrigno by shotgun fire on Pelham Parkway in the Bronx on November 5, 1930, according to the New York police record read into the 1963 Senate hearings, which names him "Manfredi Maineo."
- Died
- 1930-11-05
- Aliases
- Manfredi Maineo, Manfredi
- Role
- One of "two bosses" on the Masseria side, in Valachi's words (testimony, 1963)
- Rights
- Biography on this page is limited to what the cited federal records state.
On the record
- 5 November 1930 — New York police record, read by Sgt. Ralph Salerno on 1 October 1963 (printed p. 178): Stephen Ferrigno and "Manfredi Maineo" were "fatally shot by shotgun fire by persons unknown who were occupying apartment C-1 at 760 Pelham Parkway South." Counsel then asked Valachi whether "the killing of Minio [Maineo] and Ferrigno ... occurred on November 5, 1930, according to the record," and he answered "Yes, sir." Police record and testimony.
- 1 October 1963 — Staff counsel Duffy (printed p. 168) said Valachi "participated in these killings of Alfred Mineo and Ferrigno"; Valachi testified he was away when the shooting took place. Duffy had earlier referred to "Mr. Alfred Mineo listed here as Manfredi" (printed p. 165). Counsel's statement and testimony.
The heading uses the name counsel used, “Alfred Mineo.” The police record as printed says “Manfredi Maineo,” and counsel also says “Minio.” No record opened gives his birth date.
The role line is Valachi’s phrase about both men and is not a finding.
Records
itemHearing of October 1, 1963, pp. 174–179: Sgt. Ralph Salerno reads the police records of the 1930 killings of Reina, Morello, Pinzolo, Ferrigno and MineoA New York police sergeant read into the record the department's entries on five killings of 1930, with the time and street of each: Reina at 1522 Sheridan Avenue, Morello at 362 East 116th Street, Pinzolo in the Brokaw Building, and Ferrigno and Mineo on Pelham Parkway. Every case was still open in 1963.
itemHearing of October 1, 1963, pp. 168–174: the watch on Steve Ferrigno's apartment at Pelham Parkway and the killing of Ferrigno and Alfred MineoValachi described renting an apartment across from Steve Ferrigno's on Pelham Parkway in the Bronx, seeing Masseria at the building, and the shooting of Ferrigno and Mineo, which he said happened while he was away. He gave the place as "750 Pelham Parkway." Testimony, not a finding.