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Growing up as the first grandson of an immigrant Sicilian family in Brooklyn, I was regaled with tales of adventure endured in the new country by my grandfathers. One of the often told and famous tales was how my maternal grandfather, Vincenzo foiled a Manu Niuru<\/em>, (that\u2019s the Black Hand in Sicilian for those not brought up in NY). It was a kidnapping for extortion plot. He foiled it single handedly, at midnight, one dark night on the Brooklyn Bridge with nothing but \u201cchutzpah,<\/em>\u201d and a small, cheap, pot metal .22 caliber Liberty Revolver in his vest pocket<\/a>.<\/p>\n

He went in place of his very frightened brother-in-law who was the father of the two daughters who were the focus of the attempted extortion plot. Fortunately, he did not have to resort to gunplay on the bridge that dark and lonely night. As it turned out, he was \u201cPaisano,<\/em>\u201d of the henchmen\u2019s boss and owed a favor.<\/p>\n

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