No B.S.! Sammy ‘The Bull’ Gravano Slams Mob Kingpin John Gotti In New Video
Oct. 30 2019, Published 1:28 p.m. ET
Notorious hitman Sammy “The Bull” Gravano was ready to rub out former friend and Mafia boss John Gotti, Breaking Celebrity News has learned — after the “Teflon Don” double-crossed him with plans to rat him out to authorities!
In his first video interview since a 1997 chat with ABC’s Diane Sawyer, the 74-year-old thug — who put Gotti away by singing to the FBI — revealed the murder plans he’d hatched before he flipped on his former godfather.
“Here’s my best f**king friend, my boss,’’ he says of Gotti, who got a life sentence and died in the slammer at 61 of throat cancer in 2002. “I did so many things for this guy — I rigged the trials, I threatened people, I f**king bribed people, and he turns on me."
“I was betrayed by someone who’s a brother, a father, somebody you gave your whole life to,” Gravano complains. “When the rubber meets the road, he’s throwing you to the wolves. It broke my heart, it broke me.”
In the interview, Gravano reveals how he plotted to whack Gotti and a bunch of his wiseguy cronies, including the don’s brother Gene, now 73, who was released last year after serving 29 years on heroin charges.
The furious hitman thought, “F**k him, f**k the mob, I don’t give a f**k if I get killed” as he planned to wipe out the Gambino crime family.
“I start thinking, ‘Where we gonna kill him? Who’s gonna drive him? Where we gonna bury him? Who do I have to kill? His brother, son, this one, that one, Genie Gotti?’ I happened to like Genie Gotti,” Gravano reveals.