The Bohemian Bull Family

The Don

                       Bohemian Bull                                 

Born and raised on the East Side of St. Paul he has made his way to the Top of Mafia Mob taking over one of the fiercest families in the game! Now that he is in charge he will not stop until he and his family take over the entire Underworld. He has made his way through the world committing crimes ranging from assaults, burglaries, auto theft, drug dealings, loan sharking, running gambling dens and numbers rackets, rigging prize fights,  and most recently piracy and wire fraud in which he is currently under federal indictment for. Ask him if he is afraid of the current indictment or the R.I.C.O. case that the Feds are building against him. He just smiles wickedly and says this is only the beginning. How long will this mobster’s reign of terror last? One can only guess…...

Underboss

Caporetto

One of our outstanding  Underbosses  that has earned the respect of his crew by making his bones and came up through the ranks from soldier to underboss in a little more than a year.  He is Sicilian through and through.  His parents come from a small village just outside of Palermo.  Just shy of being born in Sicily by one month,  Caporetto lived in a Mafia dominated town in Pittsburgh where he learned the wisdom and tradition of being a good leader..  He was a made-man at the age of twenty and never wavered from tradition or customs.

Palermo

Under Boss

Ralph Cifaretto

 Ralph Cifaretto has been involved with organized crime for most his life. He grew up in northern New Jersey where he started out doing small jobs for mob crews.  Cifaretto did his first hit at age 16, whacking a made man of a a rival family.  He gained an overwhelming amount of respect for his toughness and instincts to kill. He was a wild and hot-headed which struck fear in law abiding people and great dissension across the mob arena.
Cifaretto quickly moved to the Darippa Family where he was bumped up to Underboss. There he gained much respect and he displayed why people looked at him as a stone-cold killer.