Checkers, as he would come to be known, would allegedly receive his nickname due to his wizardry at that game, for which hed allegedly won several city tournaments as a youth, and the nickname stuck for the remainder of his life. Over time, Clyde realized that in order to make real money, he needed to focus on selling the good stuff, aka bonded whiskey, which patrons were willing to pay top price for. And the other man was former lawyer Max Melville, who was serving as Colorados deputy attorney general at the time. [The Pueblo mobs] was always arguing and fighting amongst themselves about the business, and they werent capable of handling business, to tell you the truth. The other six, seven guys that tried to help himsome of them had to hock their house, some of them lost business, lost their jobs, and to this day hes never given one of them guys a quarter. An He would immigrate to New York City and ring up several arrests in the New York and New Jersey area before moving west and settling in Pueblo, Colorado, though hed become a naturalized citizen in February of 1920 while still residing in New York. Now, I wont get too far into it, but the younger Eugene was in severe disfavor with the entire rest of the family for his drug use, and also for tossing around the family name to get his way so to speak in underworld dealings. Its at this point that Clarence Chauncey Smaldone takes over leadership of what was left of the Smaldone family, but by that point it was a shell of its former power. To get an even more in-depth look at this often overlooked time in Colorado history, check out this fascinating episode of Colorado Experience from Rocky Mountain PBS: For even more Colorado crime history, click on The Story Of The Serial Killer Who Terrorized This Colorado Town Is Truly Frightening. In October of 1967, (again it just continues) Clarence and Clyde were again arrested again for their part in a $100,000 bookmaking enterprise. April 28, 2023 Testimony continued Friday in the Letecia Stauch murder trial; she stands accused of killing her 11-year-old stepson, Gannon Stauch. Colorado Crime Stats is a fluid system with updates being made by law enforcement agencies on a daily basis. Crime Insight He sentenced both Clyde and Checkers Smaldone to an astonishing 60 years in prison in 1953. In July of 1965, Clarence Smaldone and several associates would be handed 4-month sentences for contempt for refusing to answer the questions of a Jefferson County grand jury. It was at this point when someone lying in wait stepped out from behind bushes and shot him directly in the face with a blast from a sawed-off 12-gauge shotgun. On June 2, 1953, Checkers went on trial for failure to pay $5,000 in income taxes in 1946. Lastly, feel free to check out our website at www.membersonlypodcast.com, or follow me on Twitter or Facebook. Clarence "Chauncey" Smaldone (left) and Paul "Fat Paulie" Villano (right) surrender to start jail terms in 1968. Now the business wasnt without its dangers. The Alpine Inn in Denver, once owned by John "Skip" LaGaurdia, who was allegedly murdered by the Smaldone organization. A bondsman signs bail bond for Clarence "Chauncey" Smaldone in 1960. The pair would do business with small-time gamblers, but would also be able to work with higher-stakes players as well. Web353,528 total crimes reported in Colorado in 2020, reflecting a 3.9% increase from last year. The stabbing occurred around 8:40 p.m. on January 8, 2020. His hands and feet were secured with wire and a rope holding sixty pounds of railroad iron to his body and a large rock lashed to his midsection. By this time, it was regularly noted by the FBI that the semi-retired Clyde and Checkers were feuding, which certainly didnt help the family operations in their efforts to present a united front to combat the increased law enforcement scrutiny that they were facing. Their figure indicated about 2 murders per year, which just seems so unrealistically low in comparison to the level of conflict and competition between the various groups in Denver and Pueblo at the time. So they did all those good things so that the law enforcement would look the other way and everybody would be happy. WebGaetanos was the crime familys headquarters, and the people hanging around the wood-paneled restaurant were a whos who of the Colorado underworld. He wanted to take on a higher degree of control and kind of muscle in on the operations. Firestone Source: Wikipedia User Jeffrey Beall | CC BY 3.0 Overall SnackAbility 9 /10 'Our fake news media is corrupt at a level like never seen before. Jerry Benallo (left) and William Cavalresi (right), Smaldone Family members who were tried with the Smaldone brothers in their 1953 jury tampering trial. Want more stories like this from the Daily Mail? 1. After that, well likely get back to some biographies, but my goal is to continue to mix things up. Paul Clyde Villano, who came to be known as Fat Pauliesidenote (and I say this facetiously), mob nicknames have zero time for gangsters with body image issueswas born in 1928 to the eldest Smaldone sister, Corrine. Now, lets step back out for just a second and give a brief background on the Smaldone brothers, and just how they fit into the overall picture by the early 1930s. This shift in the availability of the statistics not only ensures Colorado is more aligned with the FBIs quarterly reporting practices, but more importantly it provides increased transparency involving statewide crime data, and eliminates the lag that occurred in the past, said CBI Director John Camper. Image Credit: Smaldone: The Untold Story of an American Crime Family. He first came to national prominence when mentioned as a mob figure in the Kefauver Hearings in the early 1950s. Chauncey would go on to serve in the army during World War II, serving time in the South Pacific theater. 2019. In the 1950s, hed be identified as one of the top leaders in the Colorado Mafia, and in 1953 hed do 3 years after an income-tax evasion conviction. He would definitely become an important member of the family as well. Depending on who you talk to, they were either modern-day Robin Hoods or shoot-em-up Mafiosi straight out of a gangster flick. Leo Barnes testifies after his car was blown up and he was injured in a murder attempt for which Clyde Smaldone, Checkers Smaldone, and Smiling Charlie Stephens were sent to prison in the mid-1930's. Back In The Day, This Quiet Colorado Town Was A Mafia Mecca Putting that in terms of population, that gives the community a per-capita crime rate of 317/100k people. They weren't registered as a foreign agent. The Chauncey Burger is still on the menu. The two men were very similar. Earlier bosses Blanda and Coletti reputedly found it difficult to keep Scotty under control and felt he brought unwanted publicity to the Colorado organization. He related that during 1947, Denver gamblers Anthony Colosacco and John West opened a big barbuit game in a barn on a farm in Henderson, Colorado, owned by Joe Priola; that this undertaking was operated for only a few days when Colosacco and West received word from Clyde and Eugene Smaldone that they were to appear at a conference at the headquarters of the Smaldones at Gaetanos Restaurant in North Denver; that Colosacco and West declined the invitation and refused to confer with the Smaldones and a few nights later, as West entered his automobile parked in downtown Denver, Smaldone enforcers Frank Mazza, Porky Routta, and Paul Enrichi, who long had been known as bodyguards and strong-arm men for the Smaldones, accosted West, forced him into the automobile and ordered him to drive out onto the Pecos Road outside of Denver. And as a matter of fact, he really hated that nickname, and was never quite sure where the newspapers got it from. An icon of a block arrow pointing to the right. According to Clyde, and despite his fathers involvement in a barroom business, his parents were ignorant of Prohibition laws, and the feds true targets were himself, his brothers, and their associates. Okay, lets quickly touch on the Pueblo LCN before we close the episode. These two young lads were nearly inseparable, with the Villano family living just a few houses down the street from the Smaldone family. They took an office in Denver at 34th and Pecos and began selling whiskey, both making their own as well as importing and selling other brands. On direction from Governor Polis, the Department of Public Safety will soon announce a Statewide Task Force to work with the Colorado Auto Theft Prevention Authority to better understand the underlying causes of increases in Motor Vehicle Theft and to develop a statewide strategy to reduce motor vehicle thefts. According to an interview Clyde would give in later years, he and his friends would undercut other bootleggers by finding out where they hid their booze, stealing it, and selling it for a lower price. After doing a little digging, I found out that the Centennial State has a long history of mob activity, including the infamous Denver Crime Family.. Sergio Gamino was taken to an undisclosed hospital for treatment. His hands and feet were secured with wire and a rope holding sixty pounds of railroad iron to his body and a large rock lashed to his midsection. This would prove to be the organizations number one ongoing source of income. There has never been anything like it. According to sources, Charley didnt have the look of a mobster (he wore large thick glasses), but had a stout build standing just 55 and weighing close to 200lbs, and a long arrest record that included pinches for burglary, grand larceny, and weapons violations and did jail-time on several occasions. It was no different in Colorado, and in fact Colorado even got a head start. In addition to my other sources, I leveraged these books heavily and they are both pretty good reads about a family that is largely unknown to many around the country. You could find family patriarch Clyde Smaldone Gaetano is the Italian equivalent of Clyde seated at the bar, always at his spot furthest from the door. He was very close with Pueblo Mob leader Charley Blanda, and the pair often went gambling, drinking, and took hunting and fishing trips together. By this point in time, the brothers had their falling out, and the 40 year partnership was more or less over. So thats pretty convenient. Though the Smaldones were allowed to essentially run Denver and had huge sway across the entire state, the real official Mafia was down in Pueblo. Get more stories delivered right to your email. Pictured: Joe Biden with Jill and the president of South Korea,Yoon Suk-yeol, and his wife Kim Keon-hee on Tuesday.Read the full story: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12014459/Trump-calls-Bidens-crime-family-Watergate-times-10.html?ito=msngallery, Democrats on the committee are again denouncing the moves by the opposing party, claiming that they are only conducting these investigations to gain 'political dirt' on the Bidens. But I believe, in the end, that number will be at least 12. He would be buried at the Crown Hill Cemetery in Jefferson County, Colorado. 'After years of pursuing political dirt against the Biden family, today's statement by Chairman Comer once again proves that he has failed to uncover evidence of any wrongdoing by President Biden,' said a spokesperson for Oversight Democrats. A shot was heard. Like many other bootleggers, the lessons and experiences gained from running their business during the 20s would benefit them throughout their lives. Eugene (Checkers) Smaldone discusses his $12,000 bond, which was set for Checkers after he was arraigned on a habitual criminal charge and conspiracy charges in district court in 1953. Clarence "Chauncey" Smaldone (left) poses with an elderly Clyde Smaldone (center). In time, he also got a job selling newspapers all over town (often from dusk until dawn), and he and his brothers would also find more creative ways to support the family. Clyde Smaldone walks through Denver courthouse in 1953. Informants would claim they never put in any money, but would instead muscle in and make themselves partners in the businesses. That would have saved the government the expense of bothering with you.. They would be charged with vagrancy. From what I can tell, the lines here were very much blurred and the Smaldones certainly did hold true to some core values such as keeping their mouths shut (which they did almost until the end of their lives), as well as operating in a lot of the same rackets as traditional Cosa Nostra families, and even using the same tacticsup to and including being allegedly involved in several murders throughout their time running the Denver underworld. Most notably, Carlo Gambino made his first millions selling ration stamps during the war. In the Summer months of 1947 through 1949, he and his brothers would open and run the Monte Carlo casino which offered craps, roulette, and slot machines among other games to local tourists eager to spend a buck. OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. The date was February 18, 1933 and the preeminent gang boss in the entire state of Colorado, Giuseppe Joe Roma, had just been assassinated. Ralph Carr. In January of 1943 (just three weeks after Clyde), Eugene Checkers Smaldone was paroled and immediately jumped in with his brother to help run and expand their gambling empire. The body of Giuseppe "Joe" Roma, Denver gang leader. And there are a lot more Bidens involved than just the president's son and his brother.' Now if someone disagrees, Im willing to debate, but nothing in my documentation or research indicated that they ever became true LCN, though youll see them reported as such especially in the 1970s and 1980s. He was rumored to be a confidential informant. Now, lets continue our story, Part 2 of the History of the Colorado Mob! Spinuzzi would ultimately be found Not Guilty due to insufficient evidence and would skate free of any prison time. The Smaldones would also begin to run nightly dice games, most specifically a game called Barbooth (or Barbuit) across metro Denver or Pueblo. Colletti was born in Lucca Sicula, Sicily, Italy in 1897. If you want to read more on the Colorado mob, I have two books that I highly recommend. If this kind of information came out in the past, writers would be getting Pulitzer prizes when Pulitzer prizes meant something. Similar to the approach from law enforcement against Al Capone in Chicago, Vigil and Melville decided to focus on the angle of evasion of state income taxes and began working to catch the brothers and members of their organizations within that dragnet versus focusing on their more obvious crimes. Now the last thing Ill say about Clyde is that he was known to have a big heart. Clyde would be the first-born son in 1906 followed by five more sons: Eugene (born 1910), Anthony (born 1914), Andrew (born 1917), Ralph (born 1921), and Clarence (born 1924). Paul "Fat Paulie" Villano gives the photographer a stern looking while signing a property bond in 1972. You could find family There were powder burns on the deceaseds hand where the bullet had gone through. How, this to me sounds like a major reach when you have to go that far back. Very convenient. Once in Pueblo, Coletti would immediately become a part of the underworld due to his familial relationship with the infamous Carlino brothers (he was their cousin) who controlled much of Colorado at the time. 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