Vincent Mangano
Named in 1963 with Philip Mangano as a predecessor of Carlo Gambino. New York police testified that he had been missing since 1951 and was declared dead in 1961.
- Family
- The family later led by Carlo Gambino (testimony, 1963)
- Role
- A predecessor of Carlo Gambino, as NYPD testimony confirmed counsel's question (testimony, 1963)
- Rights
- Biography on this page is limited to what the cited federal records state.
On the record
- 8 October 1963 — Counsel asked (printed p. 295) whether "the predecessors of Carlo Gambino and his family were Philip and Vincent Mangano?" Shanley: "That is correct." Testimony, confirming counsel's question.
- 8 October 1963 — Shanley (printed p. 295): "Vincent Mangano has been missing since 1951. He was declared dead in 1961." He said Mangano is believed to have been murdered. Testimony.
He is not Venero Mangano of the 1990s Genovese cases. The date of death is left empty: the record says only that he was missing from 1951 and declared dead in 1961. No opened record gives his birth.
