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The Marcano Crime Family is an Italian-American Mafia crime family based in the fictitious city of New Bordeaux, Louisiana, and serves as the main antagonistic group in the 2016 video game Mafia III.
They are a classic Italian Cosa Nostra Mafia and the ruling criminal organization of the city of New Bordeaux, Louisiana controlling various rackets through the city, having the police department on their pockets and controlling every single district of the city.
Mafia III[]
Background[]
Sal Marcano and his brothers Lucio and Lou established the Marcano crime family in 1934, when they murdered Giuseppe Carillo and 18 of his men while dining at a popular Italian restaurant in the French Ward. This event became known as the All Saints' Day Massacre. Following this, Sal took control of New Bordeaux and appointed his brothers as capos, establishing the Marcano Crime Family.
Operations[]
New Bordeaux's status as a major port for the Southeast United States has made it one of the most important smuggling routes between the United States, the Caribbean, and Latin America. Under Sal, nothing entered or exited the city without his permission. Sal effectively prevented potential rivals from gaining a foothold in the city's other criminal operations, putting his brothers in charge of the major rackets and loyal and well-paid lieutenants in charge of the secondary ones. With his capos and lieutenants in charge of all major districts in the city, Marcano allowed the poorer districts to be run by local groups, such as the Black and Irish mobs, in exchange for a sizable cut of the profits, effectively controlling every criminal operation in town.
Demise[]
In February 1968, Sal Marcano plans a Federal Reserve robbery, taking over $6 million in cash and, more importantly, money plates for his counterfeiting operation. Sal then double-crosses his accomplices and keeps all the money for himself, murdering Sammy Robinson, his son Ellis, Danny Burke, and leaving Lincoln Clay for dead.
Clay survives the attack and, with the assistance of John Donovan, devises a strategy to bring down Marcano and his entire operation. They accomplish this during the summer and fall of 1968, with the assistance of Clay's underbosses. Clay takes over the city district by district, reducing Marcano's resources and depleting the funds he requires to open his casino. Before long, all of Sal's rackets and districts are gone, leaving him with only his failed casino, son Giorgi, and a few men. Holed up in the half-finished casino, Sal and Giorgi make one last stand against Clay, which fails.
Members[]
- Sal Marcano (Don, deceased)
- Giorgi Marcano (Underboss, deceased)
- Lou Marcano (Caporegime, deceased)
- Tommy Marcano (Caporegime, deceased)
- Olivia Marcano (Caporegime, deceased)
- Lucio Marcano (Caporegime, deceased)
- Tony Derazio (Lieutenant, Bookkeeper, deceased)
- Roman Barbieri (Lieutenant, deceased)
- Michael Grecco (Lieutenant, deceased)
- Frank Pagani (Lieutenant, deceased)
- Enzo Conti (Lieutenant, formerly)
- Vito Scaletta (Lieutenant, formerly)
Associates & Enforcers[]
Dixie Mafia[]
- Ritchie Doucet (deceased)
- Merle Jackson (deceased)
- Charlie Kincaid
- Doug Marcheti (deceased)
- Mickey (deceased)
Black Mob[]
- Sammy Robinson (formerly, deceased)
- Ellis Robinson (formerly, deceased)
- Lincoln Clay (formerly)
Irish Mob[]
- Thomas Burke (formerly)
- Danny Burke (formerly, deceased)
- Nicki Burke (formerly)
Southern Union[]
- Remy Duvall (deceased)
- Chester Moreau (deceased)
- Mason Carter (deceased)
- Uncle Thaddeus
- Uncle Jude
- Uncle James
- Uncle Bartholomew
- Uncle Andrew
Grecco's enforcers[]
- Andy Turetto
- Roy Thibideaux
- Roberto Albano (deceased)
- Stitch Gallo (deceased)
- Fabio Fulci (deceased)
Barbieri's enforcers[]
- Sonny Blue
- Carl Bevers
- Dean Barbaro (deceased)
Conti's enforcers[]
- Paul Simmons
- Pete Santini
Pagani's enforcers[]
- Jack Holland
- Pops Holland
Derazio's enforcers[]
- Jimmy Cavar
- Frankie Bernard
- Dominick
- Geezer Cruzat (deceased)
Lou's enforcers[]
- Doc Gaston
- Harry Robicheaux
Olivia's enforcers[]
- Bobby Bastian
Tommy's enforcers[]
- Johnny Peralta
- Artie Higgins
Others[]
- Nino Santangelo (deceased)
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