Death of mobster Joey Cusumano signals end of Chicago era in Las Vegas
When "Joey London," as he was nicknamed, died recently at age 90, he had survived tumultuous years that saw his bosses sent to prison and his mentor murdered. Joey Cusumano, a former member of the Chicago Outfit, may be the last Chicago mobster in Las Vegas. His death at age 90 signals the end of an era in organized crime in the city. Cusumumo, nicknamed "Joey London," had survived a turbulent period where his bosses were sent to prison and his mentor Tony Spilotro was murdered and buried in an Indiana cornfield. After serving a prison term for labor union racketeering, Cusanimo was put into the Nevada government Black Book of unsavory characters banned from casinos. He also survived a gangland hit but never shared any of his secrets.
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Joey Cusumano may be the last Chicago mobster in Vegas.
When "Joey London," as he was nicknamed, died recently at age 90, he had survived tumultuous years that saw his bosses sent to prison, his ment... [3475 symbols]
