Former mob boss Luigi 'Baby Shacks' Manocchio dead

Manocchio, last New England mob boss from Rhode Island, dead at 97
The former boss of the New England crime family, Louis Manocchio, died of natural causes at the Veterans Home in Bristol Sunday.
Luigi ‘Baby Shacks’ Manocchio, former R.I. boss of the New England Mafia, dead at 97
The former don, the last to lead the organized crime ring out of Providence, died at a veterans home in Bristol, R.I. on Sunday
Former mob boss Luigi 'Baby Shacks' Manocchio dead at 97
Sources confirm to NBC 10 News that Luigi "Baby Shacks" Manocchio has died at the age of 97.Manocchio was the former boss of the Patriarca family.
Louis Manocchio, last New England mob boss from Rhode Island, dead at 97
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Luigi “Baby Shacks” Manocchio — Former New England Crime Boss — Is Dead
In 1969, Manocchio was indicted for participating in the murders of Rudolph Marfeo and Anthony Melei. He fled to France, but later returned to the United States, living undercover in New York City for most of the 1970s, according to Federal Court documents.
Last New England mob boss from Rhode Island dies at 97
Louis Manocchio, the last Rhode Island boss of the New England crime family, has died. He was 97. Steven O’Donnell, law enforcement analyst for Nexstar’s WPRI and a former Rhode Island State Police colonel,
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Louis Manocchio, the last Rhode Island boss of the New England crime family, has died. He was 97. Target 12 Investigative Reporter Tim White has the details.
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