Introducing: Mafia Tapes

Mafia Tapes dives into the legend of the notorious DeMeo Crew, and their once trusted associate Dominick Montiglio. Hosted by documentary filmmaker Celia Aniskovich, this 8-part series tells the story of Dominick’s life, at the center of one of the mos...

An episode of the Mafia Tapes podcast, hosted by ID, titled "Introducing: Mafia Tapes" was published on December 13, 2021 and runs 2 minutes.

December 13, 2021 ·2m · Mafia Tapes

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Mafia Tapes dives into the legend of the notorious DeMeo Crew, and their once trusted associate Dominick Montiglio. Hosted by documentary filmmaker Celia Aniskovich, this 8-part series tells the story of Dominick’s life, at the center of one of the most vicious mafia crews in history. With access to newly discovered audio tapes featuring Dominick, this isn’t your average mob tale. This is the real story of a man battling with the two sides of his nature: the hero and the villain; the truth teller and the con man; the lover and the fighter; the mortal and the immortal. This is Dominick Montiglio, in his own words. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Mafia Tapes dives into the legend of the notorious DeMeo Crew, and their once trusted associate Dominick Montiglio. Hosted by documentary filmmaker Celia Aniskovich, this 8-part series tells the story of Dominick’s life, at the center of one of the most vicious mafia crews in history. With access to newly discovered audio tapes featuring Dominick, this isn’t your average mob tale. This is the real story of a man battling with the two sides of his nature: the hero and the villain; the truth teller and the con man; the lover and the fighter; the mortal and the immortal. This is Dominick Montiglio, in his own words.

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