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Outlaw Bikers and the Mob

Montreal was always a city of shadows. The cobblestones told stories, but the real power pulsed beneath, in smoky backrooms, strip-club VIP lounges, and the hush of late-night meetings where names were never said out loud.

This wasn’t fiction. It wasn’t a movie.

This was the underworld’s
frontline.

 And for a time, it was ruled by an unholy alliance: the Sicilian Mafia and the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club. This is the story of their rise, and their collapse. A tale of blood oaths, backroom deals, and betrayals in the dead of night. Of sons who couldn’t live up to their fathers. Of killers who turned into businessmen, and businessmen who became butchers. A war fought not in deserts or jungles, but in cafés, parking lots, and quiet cul-de-sacs, where car bombs and sniper fire replaced diplomacy.

You’ll meet the men who ran it all:

  • Vito Rizzuto — the mob boss who kept peace with charm and fear.
  • Mom Boucher — the biker general who started a war with the state.
  • Leonardo Rizzuto — the lawyer who didn’t want the throne but took it anyway.
  • Marty Robert — the biker enforcer turned shot-caller, now threatening to rewrite the balance of power again.

This is a street-level retelling of the blood pact that once held Montreal’s underworld in check and the violent unraveling that followed.

You won’t find good guys here. Only survivors, predators, and ghosts circling the same carcass.

This is the story of the Brotherhood. And how it bled.

City of Betrayal: The Genovese Family's Springfield Crew

“If it weren’t for informants, the public would know nothing about the inner workings of La Cosa Nostra.” — Author Nicholas Parisi

These brutal acts of violence —
spanning from the 1970s to the 2000s — are laid bare here as never before.
Author Nicholas Anthony Parisi had unprecedented access to the perpetrators
themselves, diving deep into the chilling details of their crimes, told in
their own unflinching words.

Big Nose Sam Cufari — the old-school boss who built the Crew.

Skyball Scibelli — a survivor who kept the rackets alive.

Billy “The Wild Guy” Grasso — ruthless and ambitious.

Gaetano Milano — a soldier who earned his reputation in blood.

Big Al Bruno — betrayed by those closest to him.

Freddy Geas — a feared soldier, later infamous for killing Whitey Bulger in
prison.

Anthony Arillotta — once a rising star, turned government informant who helped bring down the Genovese Family.

 

Mafia Confession: "King of Bootleggers" Murder

A must-read for anyone fascinated with Mafia history

Silver Medal Winner — Reader’s
Favorite Awards

When alleged mob hitman Giuseppe
“Joe” Parisi gunned down Carlo Siniscalchi—the ruthless “King of
Bootleggers”—as his limousine idled at the curb, he set off one of the
bloodiest Mafia vendettas in New England history.

The fallout was immediate and
savage.

 

A retaliatory strike on Parisi’s unsuspecting family and attorney.

A deadly car-to-car gunfight on a desolate Connecticut roadway.

A notorious mobster executed in a barber’s chair.

The first time the Mafia put a hit on a woman, the “Bootleg Queen” herself,
Pasqualina Siniscalchi-Miranda.

 

At the center of it all was an electrifying
trial that drew over 2,000 spectators to the courthouse, where Parisi's defense
attorney would one day become Governor of Massachusetts.

 

This crime story is 100% true.

Eugenio leaned over from the top bunk and peered at the notebook. “What are you writing, Giuseppe?” he asked.

I sighed and set down my pencil. “It's my diary,” I said, tapping the page. “A way to clear my head of all my troubles.” I paused, my eyes distant, recalling the memories of my past. “I write about my home in Calabria. Growing up with my famiglia, and how I met my beautiful wife, Raffaela. The joy of raising our children together.” I smiled, letting the warmth of the memories fill the room.

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Attorney Ely leaned forward, his brow furrowed in intense concentration. "Who do you think was the man responsible for putting Piemontese up to kill you?" he asked, his voice low and urgent.

The room suddenly seemed to press in on me, the air heavy with the weight of my answer. I took a deep breath before finally speaking. "Carlo Siniscalchi," I said, my voice barely above a whisper.

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Editorial Reviews

"This book is the perfect read for anyone who is a fan of true stories, especially thrillers about organized crime and mafia themes... This story deserves to be filmed." -The Real Gangster Saga

"One of the most gripping true crime stories I have ever read. Be warned: it is not for the faint-hearted. This book will have you on the edge of your seat from start to finish... I highly recommend it for true crime aficionados and fans of mob thrillers." -Reader's Favorite Awards"

Mafia Confession is an interesting book on Joseph Parisi, an Italian criminal who indirectly helped cement Genovese control over Springfield, Massachusetts. It is a story of racketeering, vendettas, and corruption.  It is also the story of successful assimilation, as the young immigrant started a business, got rid of his competition, and largely got away with it to live out the American Dream." -Mafia Book Reviews

"Most true crime books have a detached feeling, keeping the reader at arm's length from their subject. The unique storytelling style of Mafia Confession lends a more personal and emotional feel to the history of a murder." -Reedsy

"As well as being a rollicking true crime story, it's the most complete insider history of the Mafia in Springfield, Massachusetts, written to date. A must-read." -Mafia Genealogy

"Very well written by Author Nick Parisi, he takes readers back to the days of prohibition seen through the eyes of a family member who was there." -New England Wiseguys

"One of the best new Organized Crime books." -Book Authority

"An absorbing, intimate, alluring story of one man's tumultuous family history." -Johnny Mathis, Legendary Singer and Grammy Hall of Famer

The menacing weapons glowed in the moonlight; their barrels pointed towards the Miranda car. The air was tense as the sedan driver pinned Pasqualina to the curb.

Suddenly, the men let loose a hail of lead, the thundering echoes of the guns reverberating through the air. Bullets pounded the driver's side window, shattering it into a million pieces and leaving gaping holes in the windshield.