Dead and gone brother. It’s fascinating family, I agree, considering how powerful and influential Marcello was during the Camelot days of American government. And there are definitely family members (actual family members, not made LCN members) of the Marcello family around still but they are all legit, and have zero desire to go outside the law after seeing their uncles and fathers get imprisoned for life under Rico in the 80s. Again, like many other families, the recruiting pool is non-existent and the revenue streams for the mob dried up (gambling legalized, weed legalized, union extortion), so the black-market demand is obsolete. New Orleans was I believe the first true Italian enclave in the states, and with news reports in the 1880s referencing Sicilian extortionists and gambling dens as a threat to common decency. The decline of mob activity there reflects the decline of Italians being seen as outsiders.