John Gotti Jr

Yeah.

Yeah.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

Well, look, I mean, we've, at that point in our lives, I'm sure my father experienced a lot of losses in his life, meeting friends and whatnot. But we've never experienced something so close to home. So he didn't, he was away a good portion of Frankie Boy's life. Nevertheless, he was like the apple of his eye. He really was. He was a good kid.

Well, look, I mean, we've, at that point in our lives, I'm sure my father experienced a lot of losses in his life, meeting friends and whatnot. But we've never experienced something so close to home. So he didn't, he was away a good portion of Frankie Boy's life. Nevertheless, he was like the apple of his eye. He really was. He was a good kid.

He's a chubby kid with curly hair, you know, cherub face. He had this little cherub face. What bothered him the most, well, naturally he lost his son, but that particular day, Frankie was always, he was a tough kid. He was always fighting in school, always getting in trouble. So finally my father had enough. He used to call my mother Butch. It was a nickname for my mother.

He's a chubby kid with curly hair, you know, cherub face. He had this little cherub face. What bothered him the most, well, naturally he lost his son, but that particular day, Frankie was always, he was a tough kid. He was always fighting in school, always getting in trouble. So finally my father had enough. He used to call my mother Butch. It was a nickname for my mother.

He said, Butch, go get this kid and bring him home right now. She went and got my brother Frankie. And I was away at military school at the time. She brings him to the house. She tells my father, my mother would take beating for us if she had to. She was fiercely loyal to our kids. She says, Johnny, I'm telling you right now, don't put your hands on him. Keep your mouth shut. Go get him.

He said, Butch, go get this kid and bring him home right now. She went and got my brother Frankie. And I was away at military school at the time. She brings him to the house. She tells my father, my mother would take beating for us if she had to. She was fiercely loyal to our kids. She says, Johnny, I'm telling you right now, don't put your hands on him. Keep your mouth shut. Go get him.

Walks in the house, and as soon as he comes in the house, he had it with Frankie, and he gives him an ass whipping. Gives him an ass whipping.

Walks in the house, and as soon as he comes in the house, he had it with Frankie, and he gives him an ass whipping. Gives him an ass whipping.

No, I'm in military school. I'm away. Got it. I heard afterwards, and this is where my father ate him up. It completely ate him up because he never put his hands on Frankie, but he had enough. That's it. He says, this kid needs... My father was raised in a house where his father used to beat him just to let him know he was there. But yet, he showed a lot of restraint and hit his own kids.

No, I'm in military school. I'm away. Got it. I heard afterwards, and this is where my father ate him up. It completely ate him up because he never put his hands on Frankie, but he had enough. That's it. He says, this kid needs... My father was raised in a house where his father used to beat him just to let him know he was there. But yet, he showed a lot of restraint and hit his own kids.

If my father gave me five beatings in my life, I probably deserved 15. He showed a lot of restraint in his own children. Never hit my sisters. Never would raise his hands. And Frankie Boy, he was younger than I was. He wasn't the fifth. My brother Peter's the fifth. But Frankie Boy was sort of treated almost like the baby there. And he gave him this beating. And that was it. He told me, it's it.

If my father gave me five beatings in my life, I probably deserved 15. He showed a lot of restraint in his own children. Never hit my sisters. Never would raise his hands. And Frankie Boy, he was younger than I was. He wasn't the fifth. My brother Peter's the fifth. But Frankie Boy was sort of treated almost like the baby there. And he gave him this beating. And that was it. He told me, it's it.

Up to your room. You're punished. That's it. He told my mother, he's not to leave this house. You understand me? He don't leave this goddamn house. That's it. And my father leaves. Well, Frankie sneaks out of the house and meets up with some friends, goes on a minibike, and gets hit by a car and gets killed. I didn't know that story, Jack. Yeah, that's what happened.

Up to your room. You're punished. That's it. He told my mother, he's not to leave this house. You understand me? He don't leave this goddamn house. That's it. And my father leaves. Well, Frankie sneaks out of the house and meets up with some friends, goes on a minibike, and gets hit by a car and gets killed. I didn't know that story, Jack. Yeah, that's what happened.

So he came off the Bell Parkway, and the sun was low, and a car nailed him, hit him, dragged him about several hundred feet. He was stuck under the car, actually. And, yeah, it was my mother got the call, and she raced barefoot three blocks down to what has happened, and she saw him in the street.

So he came off the Bell Parkway, and the sun was low, and a car nailed him, hit him, dragged him about several hundred feet. He was stuck under the car, actually. And, yeah, it was my mother got the call, and she raced barefoot three blocks down to what has happened, and she saw him in the street.