They originated from the mobbed-up city of Corleone

history channel documentary They originated from the mobbed-up city of Corleone, Sicily, yet they executed their homicide and commotion in the mean boulevards of New York City.The co-pioneer of the Black Hand was a mass of a man named Giuseppe (Joe) Morello. Morello was conceived in 1867 with a seriously disfigured right hand that contained just a stretched pinkie finger that was twisted unusually descending. Therefore, Morello was called, "The Clutch-Hand," "Little Finger," and "One Finger Jack"; whatever that means.Joe Morello's dad, Calogero Morello, kicked the bucket in 1872 and his mom, Angelina Piazza, remarried one year later to Mafioso Bernardo Terranova. Joe Morello's stepfather and mom had four kids together: Nick, Ciro, Vincent, and Salvatrice. There is some perplexity with regards to the definite connections, however Nick Terranova, otherwise called Nick Morello, was, indeed, not Joe Morello's sibling, but rather his stepbrother. Salvatrice Terranova wedded an underhanded man named Ignazio Lupo The Wolf" Saietta, who later in America, alongside Joe Morello, and Nick and Vincent Terranova, shaped the despised, and quite dreaded Black Hand. For all commonsense purposes, Saietta and Morello had meet force in the association.

While still in Corleone, Joe Morello and his three relatives were brought by Bernardo Terranova into the Corleonesi Mafia (once in a while called the Fratuzzi), where they made their bones by murdering whomever the Corleonesi managers said should have been executed. One such casualty was Giovanni Vella, the leader of a semi police power called the Guardie Campestri, or Field Guards, which watched Corleone by walking searching for Corleonesi Mafia individuals up to no good.In 1888, Joe Morello was captured for the homicide of Vella, yet then unusual things started to happen.First, the smoking firearm Morello was captured conveying minutes after the Vella murder, strangely vanished from the neighborhood carabinieri (police) lockup. Obviously, the weapon was grabbed by an ambitious carabinieri, who was paid molto lira to do so.Secondly, there was the slight issue of a lady named Anna Di Puma, who guaranteed she saw Joe Morello shoot Vella to death in an obscured rear way. Two days after Vella's destruction, Anna Di Puma was sitting outside a companion's home, having a pleasant discussion, when a shooter strolled up behind her and shot her in the back, killing her in a split second. With no smoking firearm, and no observers to affirm against him, Joe Morello was sans set.