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The Gate House :: Demille Nelson
Страница: 440 из 490Instead, she reported, “Another interesting angle to this story is that Tony Bellarosa is the nephew of the victim, Salvatore D’Alessio. Bellarosa’s mother and D’Alessio’s wife – now his widow – are sisters. So, if these rumors about Tony Bellarosa’s involvement in this gangland slaying are true, then this gives us a glimpse into the ruthless-” and so forth.
Well, I don’t know about ruthless. To be honest, the only difference between me and Anthony in regard to whacking an annoying relative was that Anthony knew who to call to have it done while he was out of town. I wish I knew who to call when I was in London – 1-800-MOBCLIP? Just kidding.
Jenny finished her reporting and her commentary, then said to the anchor, “Back to you, Chuck.”
A young anchorman came on the screen, and in what was supposed to be a spontaneous question to his reporter, he asked, “Jenny, what are your sources saying about the motive for this killing?”
Jenny replied, as scripted, “Sources tell me that if Tony Bellarosa was behind this hit, then the obvious motive is revenge for what happened ten years ago when his father, mother, and another couple-”
And she still didn’t mention me by name. Was she protecting me, or torturing me?
Chuck commented on ten years being a long time to wait for revenge, and Jenny explained to him and her viewers about patience in the world of La Cosa Nostra, long memories, and vendetta.
Chuck inquired, “So, do you think this killing will lead to more killings?”
Jenny replied, “It’s quite possible.”
I thought so, too.
Well, it seemed to me that Anthony – formerly Tony – had gotten himself in a pickle – or, worse, a jar of hot pepperoni. I mean, did that idiot – that mamaluca – think that no one was going to connect him to the murder of his uncle Sal? Well, obviously, that’s what he thought he wanted, as his message to the mob that he’d carried out a family vendetta – but I’m sure he hadn’t wanted to fire up the media and the forces of law and order. Unlike his father, Anthony did not think ahead. Anna said it best. “You don’t think , Tony. Your father knew how to think .” Stonato. Moms know.
And speaking of Anna, how was Anthony going to explain to Mom about having Uncle Sal clipped? Well, for one thing, Anna wouldn’t believe the lies that the police and the news media were making up about her son. She hadn’t even believed that her husband, the martyred St. Frank, had been involved with organized crime. And the same denial applied to her brother-in-law, Sal, and so forth.
Well, I don’t know about ruthless. To be honest, the only difference between me and Anthony in regard to whacking an annoying relative was that Anthony knew who to call to have it done while he was out of town. I wish I knew who to call when I was in London – 1-800-MOBCLIP? Just kidding.
Jenny finished her reporting and her commentary, then said to the anchor, “Back to you, Chuck.”
A young anchorman came on the screen, and in what was supposed to be a spontaneous question to his reporter, he asked, “Jenny, what are your sources saying about the motive for this killing?”
Jenny replied, as scripted, “Sources tell me that if Tony Bellarosa was behind this hit, then the obvious motive is revenge for what happened ten years ago when his father, mother, and another couple-”
And she still didn’t mention me by name. Was she protecting me, or torturing me?
Chuck commented on ten years being a long time to wait for revenge, and Jenny explained to him and her viewers about patience in the world of La Cosa Nostra, long memories, and vendetta.
Chuck inquired, “So, do you think this killing will lead to more killings?”
Jenny replied, “It’s quite possible.”
I thought so, too.
Well, it seemed to me that Anthony – formerly Tony – had gotten himself in a pickle – or, worse, a jar of hot pepperoni. I mean, did that idiot – that mamaluca – think that no one was going to connect him to the murder of his uncle Sal? Well, obviously, that’s what he thought he wanted, as his message to the mob that he’d carried out a family vendetta – but I’m sure he hadn’t wanted to fire up the media and the forces of law and order. Unlike his father, Anthony did not think ahead. Anna said it best. “You don’t think , Tony. Your father knew how to think .” Stonato. Moms know.
And speaking of Anna, how was Anthony going to explain to Mom about having Uncle Sal clipped? Well, for one thing, Anna wouldn’t believe the lies that the police and the news media were making up about her son. She hadn’t even believed that her husband, the martyred St. Frank, had been involved with organized crime. And the same denial applied to her brother-in-law, Sal, and so forth.