John Gotti Jr

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615 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard Dec 2024

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The waters are highly carcinogenic, and he used to tell us when we'd come in, drink from the filtered fountains, and the inmates were recommended to drink bottled water. Well, because John owed a fine of $250,000 and refused to pay not one nickel to them, not even $25 a month, but he'd give them, okay, they took his commissary.
So he could no longer use the bottled water, so now he's forced with loose implants, because remember, You develop gum disease from lack of vitamin D. You're in solitary confinement at that point, six years, six years in solitary confinement, no son, no son. So his implants became weakened. He had gum disease, infections, open wounds.
Now you're making him drink that water from the sink in his cell, highly carcinogenic, okay, within a year. One bump appears, then the second bump appears, then the third bump appears. Now, the physician's assistant, they don't even have a doctor see you. A doctor doesn't even see you. They send a physician's assistant to see you in Marion, and you got to check you through the bars.
You can't leave the cell, they're checking you through the bars. Physician's assistant's name is Zuko. He's out of Indiana. I have his reports. He issued his reports that these are suspicious. They ignored it. A month goes by. He issues another report, new tumor growing, very suspicious. They ignore it. Finally, he makes a formal complaint.
He was a really good guy, a solid guy, this physician's assistant, Marion Zucco. And they fired him. He said, something's wrong with this guy. He doesn't have a throat infection. He's got tumors growing all over his neck, all growing out of his neck. They told him, you know what? You're taking too much of a personal interest with John Gotti, and they fired him.
And ultimately in the end, we got an attorney to force them to bring him out. And then that's when they diagnosed him, stage four head and neck aggressive squamous cell cancer. And they said it was too late. He had 120 days to live. They did a radical surgery, 36 radiations, which is the maximum allotted, took part of his jaw, took part of his tongue, everything out.
And basically, this is the beauty part, after doing all of that, I had that visit with my father, and a short time later, they took him right back to Marion, Illinois, and dumped him right back in solitary confinement to die.
Because he's John Gotti, and they could. For no reason. No reason. Listen, John's, my father never committed one, you go to Marion, Illinois for one reason and one reason only. you commit an infraction in the Bureau of Prisons' meaning. There's a step program here. The lowest, there's camps in the federal system, then there's ones, twos, threes. I was in most of my bid in disciplinary fours.
Five is a penitentiary, okay? And then after penitentiary, that's the maximum security in America. There's only one level six in the country that was Marion at that time, okay? John was a court committal, straight from the courts, right to Marion, Illinois, right to a level six without committing one single infraction, only because of his popularity.
But other inmates, they felt he'd be a threat to security, okay? And I guess, you know, try to break him. They brought him to Marion, locked him in solitary confinement for years, left him like that, just like that, okay? So that in itself should tell you, that in itself, that this is a direct court committal. You only go to Marion, Illinois, okay?
If you stab somebody when you're in a penitentiary, take hostages, you escape. There's levels. You have to graduate to those levels. So a four, if I was to hurt somebody in the four, I'm going to the penitentiary to five. If the five is the maximum, that's the end of the road. How do we discipline you now? If you're in a five, they have their own solitary confinement, because I did time.
I was in Lewisburg in the hole there and in Atlanta. But... That's there. That's the buck stops there. Next thing is this. Oh, that's not going to faze you? Well, now we're taking you to Marion now. That keeps you in check, okay? That's where all the hardest of the hardcore end up in Marion, Illinois.
All the shot callers for all the major organizations, the jailhouse prison gangs, whatever, that's where they end up. Marion, Illinois is the end of the road. That's where it is. The most violent of the violent, okay? Or the escape risks. Did anybody try to go after your father just for street cred or no? Someone sucker punched him in chains. And that's... I don't know how much time we have.
Believe me, we can talk... I'm good. We could talk about this forever. Someone sucker punched him? Yeah. And what happened to the guy that did? He got what he wanted. And here's what he wanted, okay? He was a sick individual. This guy's name was Walter... Walter Johnson was his name. Walter Johnson. And he was from the Philadelphia area. He was a...
like a black gangbanger, and he was on the same floor, the tier with the D.C. blacks. The D.C. blacks are known throughout the federal system. A lot of them are Muslims. D.C. blacks? Yeah, known as the D.C. blacks. A lot of them are known throughout the federal system. Very popular, very large prison organization. A lot of them are Muslims. What they did was he was in with the D.C.
blacks and they began to pull his card. He was basically making statements that he was with the D.C. group. He was affiliated with the federal system. And they were now in the process of checking him out. And they were about to pull his card. So he wanted to get off that floor before they kill him. So who's the highest popular, most notorious guy in the prison at that time was John Gotti.
So for you to be moved to get a little bit of rec. The only move, you get chained up and you move to a rec area, and then you get unchained in that rec area, and you're allowed to be with a certain amount of inmates at one time. This is later on.
When my father first got there, he was in K-Dorm, which you're deadlocked by yourself for several years, and you have to evolve to be able to even go into the yard. But you're not leaving Marion unless you sign that paper. So he was never leaving Marion, but now he's evolved to D-Unit, D-Block, then C-Block. A little bit more room you have there. A little bit more social.
Other shot calls could be with you. While they were uncuffing him, Walter's already in the yard. He's uncuffing. And he nails my father. He steals the punch. And they come right down. They dropped him immediately. And he got boated out of the prison immediately what he wanted. So he got his life saved. He got boated out because he knew the D.C.
blacks were going to pull his card and they were going to kill him. And they boated him right out of there.
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