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Abner "Longie"
Zwillman (July 27, 1904 –
February 26, 1959) was a Jewish-American
mobster who was
based primarily in
North Jersey. He was a
longtime friend...
- with
Jewish mobster Abner "Longie"
Zwillman, who the
media refer as the "Al
Capone of New Jersey"
because Zwillman had once
controlled the
majority of...
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buckshot pellet wounds. He survived. At the time, the
press suspected Abner Zwillman was responsible, but
later evidence pointed to the
members of
another rival...
- Boiardo's
First Ward gang
waged war
against Zwillman's Third Ward gang. In late 1930, both
Boiardo and
Zwillman decided to end the war
after numerous failed...
- "Little Man" Lansky, Joe "Joey A" Adonis,
Dutch Schultz,
Abner "Longie"
Zwillman,
Louis "Lepke" Buchalter,
Gambino crime family head
Vincent Mangano, Atlantic...
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racketeer and
bootlegger in Newark,
Abner Zwillman.
According to
William Poundstone,
Kimmel leased his
garages to
Zwillman, for
storage of
liquor during the Prohibition...
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which a
number of
prominent gangsters,
including Costello, Luciano,
Longy Zwillman, Joe Adonis, and
Meyer Lansky pla**** a part.
Torrio also
supported creation...
- (Richie Boiardo),
Genovese crime family caporegime (New Jersey) and
Abner Zwillman ****ociate. Jack Dragna, Los
Angeles Mafia Don.
Owney "The Killer" Madden...
- Cann of Minneapolis,
Charles "King"
Solomon of
Boston and
Abner "Longy"
Zwillman (the "Al
Capone of New Jersey")
became wealthy during prohibition. During...
- 1951, Moretti, in ****ociation with Joe Adonis,
Settimo Accardi and
Abner Zwillman, ran
lucrative gambling dens in New
Jersey and
upstate New York. His operations...
