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| “ | Rusty Irish: C'mon Mikey, I didn't do nothing! Joseph: Yeah, a poor kid committed suicide up here 'cause of you. |
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| ~ Rusty Irish begging for his life. |
Rusty Irish is a minor antagonist in season one of The Sopranos.
He was portrayed by Christopher J. Quinn.
Biography[]
Uncle Junior goes to a friend of his to get a suit tailored and during their conversation, he starts crying. When Junior asks what's wrong, he tells Junior that his grandson, Dominic Capri, had committed suicide after taking drugs that were sold to him by a man called Rusty Irish, an associate of the Barese Crew as well as a member of the DiMeo crime family. This angers Junior so much, he puts out a hit on him.
Sometime later, Rusty Irish was eventually caught by Mikey Palmice and Joseph Marino who take him to the very same bridge Dominic had jumped from. Mikey mocks Rusty, telling him that after they throw him over if he manages to fly away, he won't shoot Rusty down. Mikey and Joseph then throw him over the railing and Rusty falls into the rock covered water below.
As they leave, Mikey bribes several men who witnessed the crime to tell the police that Rusty had also committed suicide for the guilt of accidentally killing a child. The men, disgusted by Rusty's actions, agree to take the bribe.
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