Kansas City old timer Gaetano "Tano" Lococo (1895-1993) 1930s-1940s mugshot Born in Missouri on 01/03/1895 to Ignatius Lococo and Angelene Caroline  Matrascia , both from the Termini Imerese commune of Palermo, Sicily. Gaetano would marry Edith Gargotta in 1919, with both recorded as living at 346 South Jackson Avenue, Benton 1502. The pair would have two daughters, Carolina Lococo and Santa Lococo, who would marry Edward John Bruni, a restaurateur from Pennsylvania. Lococo's sister Justina was also the mother of James Duardi, a suspected member, world war two veteran and long time career criminal heavily involved with the Kansas city family. Newspaper reel of the infamous 1933 shootout involving Tano, Gargotta and others. Much of Gaetano's police records from the 1920s to the 1930s are lost, due to the level of corruption and infiltration of the police and local government by the mafia during this time. But per a 1950 memorandum profile on Lococo, police and FBI ...

  Kansas City Caporegime Charles "Cump" Moretina (1928-2005) 1963 mugshot Born to Jess Moretina and Edith Tuller on the 28th of February 1928, with heritage from Castegnato, Brescia, Lombardia, Italy, on his father's side, and his mother Edith Tuller originally being from Wisconsin. Moretina's grandfather entered the country around 1888, marrying Bessie Fortenay in Holden, Missouri. Charles' mother would die after Charles was born, and the family would move to Jackson, Missouri, in 1930 and later move to Kansas City, Missouri, by 1940.  Excerpt from newspaper for 1955 robbery charges First arrested for burglary charges in 1955 alongside KC associate Vincent Inzerillo and future member Anthony Cardarella. Moretina was identified by a witness by the name of Charles M Yates as being a main culprit in a robbery where three masked men had robbed him to the sum of $3,015 dollars outside of the central bank on 3030 Truman road. The case was later dropped due to lack of e...

Kansas City member Charles "Chucky Morgan" Cacioppo Sr(1922-2010) 1957 mugshot Born May 22nd, 1922, to parents Mario Cacioppo and Marie Leonti from Sicily, Charles was one of three Cacioppo brothers involved in organised crime, along with Thomas “Tommy Morgan” Cacioppo (1913-2011) and Frank “Hobo” Cacioppo (1927-2004). Fathers background was from Sambuca, Agrigento, and the mother's background was from the Chiusa Sclafani commune of Palermo. Frank "Hobo" Cacioppo and Thomas "Tommy Morgan" Cacioppo Of the three brothers, only Thomas Cacioppo and Charles would be made. Frank Cacioppo would remain an associate of the family for many years. Identified early on as a hoodlum, Charles Cacioppo first surfaced in police documents around 1950, described as a burglar and enforcer for the syndicate in Kansas City. Charles is also referenced to have been involved in the policy racket. Alongside Carl Gurera, Joseph DiGiovanni, Sam Palma and many others, Charles woul...