In striking back for his baldfaced, free thinker

history channel documentary In striking back for his baldfaced, free thinker, and rash activity, DiSiglio was set up in a Machiavellian-like plan and in the long run shot to death in the driver's seat of his Thunderbird by the same men with whom he had victimized the card diversions. He was hit three times at short proximity with one shot apparently detaching a portion of his face and another experiencing his head and out an eye attachment. His two executioners were later killed at various times as all the more last details were tied. The whole undertaking had about it the foul stench of the North End's Angiulo, and further rankled Rocky's companion, Joe Barboza, who soon would turn stool pigeon against the LCR.

In the interim, still another of Tony Veranis' companions had kicked the bucket a savage demise at a youthful age. George, known as "Medford Irisher," battled for the most part out of Portland, Maine as a heavyweight and chalked up a not exactly heavenly record of 14-26-3. He went 9-3-3 in his initial 15, yet then the misfortunes came in bundles and he would lose nine of his last 10. In his last session against Jimmy McDermott (51-15-3), Holden disfavored himself by appearing plastered for which he was uncertainly suspended. He never battled again.