The FBI Secretly Recorded Real Mobsters Watching The Sopranos — What They Said Was Chilling
In 1999, the FBI recorded real DeCavalcante family mobsters in a car reviewing The Sopranos episode by episode. They named every character. They recognized every location. One captain said he spotted somebody new every week. None of them knew the man who started the conversation was wearing a wire. Subscribe for weekly deep dives into the real stories behind the greatest crime films ever made. #MafiaHistory #TheSopranos
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