I actually met Frank back in 2016 when I was out in Vegas, for a one on one tour of the LV backstreets, just me & him in his car. We went to tons of different places over the course of about 3 hours that evening, including many spots used in the "Casino" movie, former hangouts of his, the spot where Lefty Rosenthal was blown up in his vehicle and Tony Spilotro's former Vegas home amongst many other places. What a cracking night that was, believe me, even if a bit surreal to say the least... I can vividly remember when Frank picked me up @ the Royal Resort carpark, this car approached me slowly, the blacked out passenger window went down and I just heard this voice call out in a real sort of 'wiseguy' tone - "you waitin' for someone?" . I can see that moment right now as I type this. A great time spent with Frank; was so interesting when chatting with him about the Vegas heyday, all his former friends including Spilotro, his time growing up in Chicago, certain things from the film that were fictional, meeting all the cast from the casino movie, and how everything has changed in LV beyond all recognition nowadays compared to years ago. I'm so glad I done the tour as it's an experience I'll never forget.

@davidstaudohar6268

3 жыл бұрын

Fuck Frank 🔥yo Taymo mi Omerta 🇮🇹🖤🇮🇹♦️ ♦️♦️ .Big mouth the kiss of Death 💋 DiamondDave.com

@1romancatholic

3 жыл бұрын

I am jelly

@davidstaudohar6268

3 жыл бұрын

Tony Spilotro was a real piece of work , He was like a little jealous Child that didn't get an extensive gift at Christmas, when he got pissed off, Then came blind rage , , As far as Frank goes , well..... He went , He flipped on us and took the easy way out and became a 🐀 rat 4 the FBI . I don't care if he talked about the other guys in the outfit , But when you Lie about the business on TV and what you did or didn't do , that's a horse 🐴 of a different color, I knew Frank , Yes I agree , He was a nice Guy ‼️ with a big Mouth, enough said, ♦️♦️♦️

@davidstaudohar6268

3 жыл бұрын

@@IamKevinFinnerty thank U , you weren't There , They aren't Here , I'm still here , and of course your correct, I was never a made Man, and what is the Costa nostra and the black ✋ Hand, and these people are gone and so Our the days of your life's Fuck this soap opera bullshit 💩，Taymo mi Omerta 🇮🇹 🖤🇮🇹 Good luck, Good night, God bless ,Go get a life 👌👍

@davidstaudohar6268

3 жыл бұрын

@@IamKevinFinnerty u can't kill something that's already dead, Biological Germ Warefare by 2022 will Destroy 98% of.oxygen breathing Humans and lower animal species on Planet Earth 🌎 , Qaintrel or Prohicies of Nadtradomus , Amazon sold 20.000 copies in August ,. Order one read it and get back 2 me in 2022 , Remember 9. 1. 1 🕎✝️ 🙏😰that's the day u Lost All of your Constitutional rights ♦️♦️♦️‼️

I like these older videos of Frank. He still had quite a bit of attitude

He was in El Paso Texas and worked with me in Kesseler Furniture it was the best Cast iron Patio Furniture. He drove a black STS Cadillac and I never realized who he was until years later...... I feel bad because he was very nice to me and made me buisness cards that helped me huge in my sales

@sherryjames5750

10 ай бұрын

I wish I ran into him

I went on one of those tours. There was an FBI agent with him, just keeping an eye on things. It turned out he was retired, but had been asked to come along, as he had worked a lot with Culotta during his informant period. He spoke of this a little, and said he had agreed to come if the tour made a donation to the FBI benevolent fund (widows and orphans). I shook Culotta’s hand because the FBI agent did. However after the tour, several people posed for pictures with Culotta, mostly silly (I think) women. I passed, but went over and shook the agents hand, saying ‘I just wanted to thank you for all the work you did for us’. He gave me a strong grip, looked me in the eye and said ‘Thank you *very* much, sir.’ I think he was a little tired of people admiring Culotta.

@StuartHanson-fo7iw

3 ай бұрын

Good on ya my man.I like your style 🇬🇧👍

@patobantan420

Ай бұрын

But you still paid to be on his tour

@jthejeweler85

9 күн бұрын

Congrats! You’re a beta boot licker.

I miss this guy... loved coffee with Colutta

I love the fact than in the background you hear , 80's music.

Unbelievable memory so intelligent and sharp

I was born in Chicago.. Frank sounds like one of my uncles! Frank was 100% Chicago!!!

@fratzogmopars

Жыл бұрын

Same here, my dad sounded and looked like Frank.

@Hastalaverga420

Ай бұрын

His south side accent is interesting especially the fact he grew up around the brickyard & steinmetz

I’m more worried about this audio killing then Frank. Sucks always love listening to Frank. RIP Frank Cullotta

Interesting piece of trivia related to Giancana's murder. Apparently the ballistics of the .22 rounds taken from Tamara Rand matched the rounds fired into Giancana.

@andrewmcneil6668

3 жыл бұрын

@Bob I think you need to do some checking of your own before you make a fool of yourself. It was a point of discussion at the time, not something made up out of whole cloth at a later date. The weapons used were also purchased from same gun shop in Miami FLA. Here is but one source from the time - www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwj3vOnOv9DsAhXKGM0KHTsjCHgQFjAAegQIBxAC&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.archives.gov%2Ffiles%2Fresearch%2Fjfk%2Freleases%2Fdocid-32318125.pdf&usg=AOvVaw0V2G13KbXqvMUlEfkyotlH

@andrewmcneil6668

3 жыл бұрын

@Bob another. Article from December 1975 www.scoopnest.com/user/News3LV/661924615195860992-video-vault-real-estate-investor-tamara-rand-killed-after-messing-with-the-mob

frank was good interview he has good memory

That's George Knapp, and he's not talking about UFOs, what delivery is this!

Frank Cullotta sounds like he is being interviewed by Jack Benny.

@mattgrey1373

11 ай бұрын

It does.

I love you , Sir! Keep them coming.. I look forward to coming home every night to hear your stories. Thank you !

I must admit that was good listening.

I sure would have liked to ask him about Charles Nicoletti and his underling James Files.

Great interview. Great questions. Not the typical interview where the questions are the basic questions on high profile info. Also, Frank seems very matter of fact honest. Doesn't seem to have an agenda and doesn't seem to have any bad will or feelings towards any of his former associates more that this was just the way it was and that all involved shared the same experiences and that unfortunately didn't have much choice in the matter. If you were part of the life this is the way it was. Doesn't seem to take of any of it personally.

Wow! I didn't even know Frank was a Team America fan.

Man he’s a good News reporter. I listen to him on coast

This is called " When you are going to interview a legendary person but is going to use a malfunctioned, crappy equipment. You need to understand that you are making a HISTORY. Dont kill it or spoil it with bad stuff

Such an easy man to like- very personable and seemed open and honest, as well as a really great story teller. Hard to look at him like this and realize how unbelievably dangerous he really was and what he was capable of either doing; or having done on his behalf. I think it would have been great to sit and listen to this guy tell stories from the old days over a weekend by a campfire and a few drinks. It would probably be fair to say that he did not reveal everything he's done or what he knows to the authorities or write in his book. One thing is for sure, the man definitely did not live a boring life.

@andrewlinesjah4538

Жыл бұрын

Get out as soon as you can 🤣

@steray7590

Жыл бұрын

Would u like to meet him when he r got a family member of yours killed really nice guy isn't he

@reecegraves3738

Жыл бұрын

Yep an easy man to like, until he puts a bullet in the back of your head.

A lucky Break entering the witness protection program. Luckier upon leaving the program to have a podcast series & a couple of books 📕 luckiest man he knew was his brother. Whom he talked out of engaging in a life of professional crime.

he didnt understand what "atonement" meant even when it was explained to him

@ubahfly5409

4 ай бұрын

This is the comment I was looking for. "Money?" 😂

Rip frank 🙏 12-14-20 Happy Heavenly Birthday 🎂

@butalina

Жыл бұрын

You really think he is in heaven...HA....Think again moron.

@changedlife1904

Жыл бұрын

What makes you think he is in heaven, I hope he made repentance

The world needs a Frank Cullotta series produced, they absolutely have to cast real Chicago guys though, not like Casino that had a bunch of NY actors.

@BusterKeaton6969

Жыл бұрын

We’re working on it now and the script is done really well pretty close to getting it produced keep your fingers crossed

@johndesalvo7738

Жыл бұрын

Funny, Frank was an advisor and actually had some parts in Casino.

@hoodatdondar2664

3 ай бұрын

@@johndesalvo7738 Not to mention Spilotro’s lawyer, Oscar Goodman played himself. As good as it gets. And as good as it is going to get; these guys are often publicity-shy.

@angeldesigns1385

24 күн бұрын

@@hoodatdondar2664I remember putting that together years ago when educating myself with all the documentaries, and I was amazed that they didn’t that. The other day I was watching a NY mob documentary, and I think the degenerate gambler (who Nikki/Joe Pesci gave electric bill money to) was some kind of Leo from back in the day as well, but now I can remember the guys name? I guess that was a pretty common thing for Scorsese.. I remember Ed McDonald playing himself in Goodfellas also.

Good interview and good interviewer.

How did you find him to interview him if he wasn’t wanting to be found?

@joulupukki1607

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe contacted fbi and askd them could they reach out frank and ask if he want to do interview. Frank have his own yt channel great stories there. Sadly frank passed away

Thats George Knapp with the questions ..listen to too many coast to coast am to miss that

@RetrocadePodcast

3 ай бұрын

Yeah I recognize his voice

R.I.P Frank.

@davidstaudohar6268

3 жыл бұрын

Fuck Frank 🔥 Burn in hell , the kiss of Death 💋♦️♦️♦️

@JJ-te6tx

3 жыл бұрын

David Staudohar and you

@davidstaudohar6268

3 жыл бұрын

@@JJ-te6tx and I don't have to worry about going to hell 🔥 I've been there and back 20 times I'm already here again ,We will see each other in The contaiment camps , Phrofices of Nadtradomus, 101.com ( that's a book ) Rest in peace Terry Kath ✝️🙏

@charlesedward7273

3 жыл бұрын

Why , he was like the rest of the bunch just a bunch despicable people.

From one Chicagoan to another, I salute this man. A mans man. Kept his word. Betrayed by his brothers, died a SUCCESS.

@frankygers

Жыл бұрын

What. Snitched?

@Kale050

Жыл бұрын

​​@@frankygers it was that or getting killed by the same guys he snitched on. u would do the same!

@histguy101

Жыл бұрын

@@Kale050 did you hear him in the video? He said "Joe said 'what's going on out there?!' because he heard I rolled." Slip of the tongue?

@executiveoutcomesUSA

6 ай бұрын

@@histguy101kinda but not really…listen to the story again & you’ll understand the real message 🤌🏻😎🍻🇺🇸

@ubahfly5409

4 ай бұрын

​@@Kale050Pathetic. What a fanboy. There's no "in fear for your life" clause in omerta. Cosa Nostra means accepting your fate like a man. Of course a civilian would tattle, they didn't swear a blood oath. How many guys has he killed for less? And now he wants to turn around & act like he's too good to follow the code when it's his turn to pay up? U have no leg to stand on w/ this BS excuse. A rat is a rat.

I got a chance to meet Frank and spend some time with him. I felt very comfortable around him. I totally understand why he did what he did as far as people he killed. He wasn’t proud of it nor did he boast about it. He was sorry for what he had done but where he grew up it was the way you had to go. I miss his stories. RIP Frank……

Interesting stuff 🍿

RIP Frank.

How do you live on 1100 a month? Well when your housing is paid for. Easily.

@johnadams2063

2 ай бұрын

What.? I spend that much at quick trip every month. U can't eat on that much here.

@Insectoid_

2 ай бұрын

@@johnadams2063 well. I can easily do it.

What is the name of the book? At the age of 11 we thought we were gangster's 1970- 72 long black kashmir's gangster hats.

Miss old frank

Excellent interview, you gave him great questions, I started to watch "Valuentertainment" and he was asking stupid question and it got boring so it was goodbye to that video

RIP FRANKY ...

I like the interviewer. He has respect!

Sorry about your grand daughter. There is much wrong in the health system. Today more worried about documentation than the patient.

@joulupukki1607

3 жыл бұрын

medical care is fantastic these days its actually stunnin what they can do these days but ofc they make mistakes and sometimes very bad mistakes:(

@ChrisGtek

4 ай бұрын

The health system cares about $$$ more than curing patients

@ChrisGtek

4 ай бұрын

@@joulupukki1607you must not be in the USA

Rip Frank

I miss the guy, he was one of those early mob informant who had his own youtube channel, it was pretty good, he would tell a lot of the old stories. Make sure you perscribe! RIP Frank! Most of the people who were involved in that crew either died young or died in prison.. so in a way he was pretty lucky.

First time I have heard someone fog horned over to bleep out the words.

Tony Spilotro, whatever happened there

There is freedom within there is freedom without. Hey now hey now

He lived in Fort Worth. I knew someone that knew him.

@brianglade848

6 ай бұрын

Think he worked at a shoe store

Regrets, I've had a few but too few to mention

I wonder if someone actually got Larry’s ashes if they would be haunted bc of it. As Larry’s malicious spirit connected with that would stir up trouble for anybody would have them.

Is that George Knapp interviewing him?

@brianglade848

6 ай бұрын

Ever look at George Knapps cookies and stuff George just flings pastries in a box, looks like dog shit but tastes unreal

Rip frank

What is the name of the book he mentioned?

@jonathansack6827

11 ай бұрын

"I really don't know that much so I make up stories"

@brianglade848

6 ай бұрын

"DeLeos Restaurant çhroniclea"

He sounds a lot different here than his KZread channel videos

@brianglade848

6 ай бұрын

Because this was 2007....much younger then

I get the impression that DiNiro got some of his vernacular from him.

ducking audio is HORRENDOUS

Recorded with a f'in antenna

Who is shaking a plastic bag loudly next to the microphone

@andyt9181

Жыл бұрын

An empty trashcan.

Is this the ufo guy Knapp?

The problem with Cullotta is that it is really is hard to tell if he is telling the truth or just making stuff up. He says in this interview, that he heard "bits and pieces" about the JFK assassination and that he believes the Outfit was involved. In other interviews, *he contradicts himself and goes against what he has previously said.* There is a fairly recent interview where Cullotta says the Chicago Outfit was not involved in the JFK assassination and that if they were, he would have heard something.

@ariskritikos160

3 жыл бұрын

he was trying to promote his book during this interview i guess....he had to ''know'' everything

@felipeagonzalez8373

2 жыл бұрын

We all know it was our own government who killed him if d mob have some thing to was bcoz of our government.

@thatoneguy6776

Жыл бұрын

Frank was a bullShit artist... always was... hard to trust anything he says....

@jonathansack6827

11 ай бұрын

He did that with many things, that's why I don't believe what he told. His reasoning for Paul Ricca's nickname is alarming, and he has said many times "so and so was never a boss" and then a next interview he speaks about that same person's time as Outfit boss.

I wrote a couple of comment on ‘Coffee with Cullotta’ and Adam read them out to Frank. Frank just laughed and said I am a funny guy. 😂 Franky seemed like a nice guy from what I’ve seen on videos but you could see that side at times popping out every now and again when he hit a bit annoyed. It was very slight but you could see it. You knew not to push your luck or take liberties with Frank and if you did he would quickly put you in your place.

Does anyone know who Larry (Lurch) was?

@derek5499

3 жыл бұрын

Larry Newman. Look him up. I think I spelled it right but I don't know for sure

@joulupukki1607

3 жыл бұрын

Yes larry newman is his name

@charlesandrews2360

2 жыл бұрын

Neuman. Frank cullotta was a sharp guy. Once Larry told him, don't ever ask me to kill the little guy, Frankie knew that his days were numbered.

@brianglade848

6 ай бұрын

Larry was a nut, look his ass up

Back in the 60s I don’t know the name of the ironworker but there was his brother got killed or something and at the funeral home the one brother said I hope they bury him upside down that way if he comes back to life he goes down and straight up that’s pretty that’s pretty cold anyways my old miles an ironworker he was in local three for about 50 years all right sir you have a good retirement

Freddy P was with. Hanheart !

Sounds like vlad, very good interview.

I couldn't hack it. Audio was too irritating.

@joulupukki1607

3 жыл бұрын

I have headphones and this is fine

These crime figures have an aurora/charisma about them as evidenced by the majority of these posts. People love them. I find that fascinating considering these guys have been involved in theft, extortion, murder, human and drug trafficking, embezzlement, etc.

@sherryjames5750

10 ай бұрын

It’s no different from the UNITED STATES OF CORPORATION. The mob still had some sort of ORDER

One thing I like to tell people know this isn’t a blanket job on all people that are in lawn Forssman or district attorney‘s prosecuting attorneys lawyers but there’s a percentage of them that are all bucking for promotion and they don’t care who they fuck over to get it like I said I wanna believe that most of the people in our business want to do the right thing this is Jim mungai from Kennerdell Pennsylvania

What a piece of art, monster.

Here wrote the government a dear john😂

@sherryjames5750

10 ай бұрын

No he didn’t😂😂😂. I love to heard about the letter

Is that George Knapp ?

@brianglade848

6 ай бұрын

Yes

Willy Potatoes!!!

Take your pick..im just the messanger....there is a Washington post article when frank cullotta first rolled that quotes frank cullotta's court testimony saying lombardo in chicago and spilotro in vegas were seperate from each other ...in this interview he said spilotro worked for lombardo...in 1 of frank cullotta 's own coffee with cullotta videos....entitled" who is da real boss." ..he said tony spilotro had a higher ranking than lombardo before spilotro was demoted and took the las vegas post

@charlesandrews2360

2 жыл бұрын

His later interviews are consistent with how it would have worked.

@mikelanden

2 жыл бұрын

@@charlesandrews2360...regardless of what is true or isn't ..1) ..somebody who claimed to be spilotro s right hand man ...who was only in Vegas for 3 of the 15 years spilotro lived in vegas should nt have to keep changing his story 2.)...in the 15 years spilotro was in Vegas......the book casino ONLY COULD SIGHT 1 PHONE CALL OF LOMBARDO ASKING SPILOTRO FOR A FREE COMP FOR GREGORY PECKS SECRETARY...IS THAT A ANGRY , HIGH RANKING MOBSTER ASKING FOR A FAVOR THAT WASNT TAKEN CARE OF THE 1ST TIME AROUND OR IS THAT ENOUGH TO PROVE LOMBARDO WAS THE BOSS OF SPILOTRO AND VEGAS ?....IF LOMBARDO WAS IN CHARGE OF VEGAS ...THERE WOULD BE MORE THAN 1 PHONE CALL TO SPILOTRO IN 15 YEARS...ESPECIALLY BECAUSE LOMBARDO WASNT SHY IN FRONT OF WIRETAPS...THATS EXACTLY WHY HE WENT TO JAIL IN 1982....MAKING CALLS AND TRYING TO BRIBE SENATOR CANNON IN OPERATION PENDORF.....TO TOP IT ALL OFF...THERE ARE GOOGLE IMAGES OF TONY SPILOTRO S YOUNGER BROTHER MICHAEL WITH JOEY AIUPPA AND BOTH TONY AND MICHAEL WITH PHIL ALDERSIO....BOTH MEN ...WERE HIGHER RANKED THAN LOMBARDO ......TO TOP IT OFF EVEN FURTHER ....I M A MEMBER OF LAS VEGAS MAFIA HISTORY...MANY FORMER VEGAS REPORTERS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT READ THAT PAGE ....NONE OF THEM CAN FIND THE PRINTED TRANSCRIPTS OF LOMBARDO ASKING SPILOTRO FOR A COMP.....I ASKED FOR .....IF IT DOES exist I would love to hear the audio because Tony Spilotro's younger brother John who was not really deeply involved in the mafia and worked daily at the spilotro jewelry store where Lombardo called about the botched comp ...and was Tony spilotro s errand boy .... I'd be willing to bet if anybody does find the audio of those transcripts it's John's spilotro on those wiretaps and not Tony talking to Lombardo... Tony Spilotro never had a nine-to-five job in his life

@tw5139

Жыл бұрын

Spilotro and Joe Lombardo were both part of the Grand Ave. crew. Jack Cerone was in charge of that crew, Tony went to Vegas and Jack Cerone became Underboss under Aiuppa, Joe Lombardo was promoted to Boss of the Grand Ave. Crew. Tony reported to that crew even while he was in Vegas.

MOBSTER TURNED RAT! WRONG HEADLINE

An absolute Class Act big Trump supporter a man that got it

@HYPERMASCULINE

3 жыл бұрын

Murderers supporting Trump, no surprise

@Cccc-ky4vq

3 жыл бұрын

@@HYPERMASCULINE stop your car in nonsense when he was a young man he hasn't been in that life in 35-40 years he found. He's a man of faith and you got balls to even mention that after all this nonsense with antifa and BLM you're one of those piss poor miserable hating Americans go find happiness and wealth

@HYPERMASCULINE

3 жыл бұрын

@@Cccc-ky4vq idiots supporting trump. No surprise

@vanmoody

3 жыл бұрын

@@HYPERMASCULINE Can you really give a blanket statement like that? I am a Trump supporter because he is a pro life, pro military, pro American President. He created many jobs giving us the greatest economy ever which means people get to work and feel good about themselves. Even with this pandemic and the country being shut down you can see an uptick in the economy. This means our economy was so good that with just a little push it will take off again.

@sbc383zz

3 жыл бұрын

@@vanmoody Meth kills, komrade.

RIP Brama

@davidstaudohar6268

3 жыл бұрын

Fuck Frank Big mouth 💋♦️♦️♦️🔥

@nathanialbroadway2719

3 жыл бұрын

David Staudohar whats that supposed to mean ? How about you go fuck you're self , ya fuggin Jaggofff !!!!

@chrisparsons6686

3 жыл бұрын

@@nathanialbroadway2719 Agree with you 100% you can’t not like Frankie he’s a straight up no bullshit guy may he RIP🙏🏻

I do believe him i think he being honest d way he remember things RIP mister.

all these rats end up trying to write some book. Give the money to the families they killed

A film based on Frank's book would be absolute dynamite...... especially with the mob JFK assassination connection in Dallas..... Jack Ruby was mob connected...... connect the dots

@jonathansack6827

11 ай бұрын

Frank Cullotta would never have any knowledge of the JFK assassination IF the Chicago mob was involved

He wouldn't necessarily stand out in Biloxi, Gulfport, or New Orleans the accent is very similar.

Wonder what would of happened if they sent him to Montana lol

Turn on my friends to save my ass what a bum

Everyone hates snitches but without them we don’t get a Goodfellas or Casino

I liked Frank but one has to realize that when he earned this immunity he talks about, he was on the stand testifying against people he brought in on some of this stuff. He gave Ernie Davino 30 years when Davino was a very low level thief until he ran across Frank. That all doesnt seem fair or just to me.

OK now I know he is gone.

nothing else to do in prison i did 1k pushups situps too

@joulupukki1607

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah but imagine being same joint with larry that dude definitely had whole cell block shook. Staight up psychopath big as hell and ready to crack your skull open anyday

His accent to me New York, but no .

@brianglade848

6 ай бұрын

Noooo... That's a Chicago accent bub

Auld snake

Reformed mobster

One of his names was RAT!!

Eurythmics

@ryaneverett8375

9 ай бұрын

I thought I heard something. Here comes the Rain Again.

Hes cashing in goes against MOB law He just keeps singin People are mesmerized by the mob So he changes it up a bit must be partially true

What a crappy recording for such a good interview

@ianmangham4570

Жыл бұрын

Its perfect, must be on your end

@brianglade848

6 ай бұрын

The interviewer has to take a dump

Frank is a national treasure

@dannyloftus5441

Жыл бұрын

He's dead

@AJdet-2

Жыл бұрын

The national treasures of this country you never hear about. The farmers the truck drivers the lineman the sailors the pilots the doctors... The honest

@laksivrak2203

7 ай бұрын

@@AJdet-2 no body perpetrating the slave system of modern society is a treasure, free living dangerous men like frank are true American treasures 😉

@AJdet-2

7 ай бұрын

@@laksivrak2203 WTF are you talking about

@laksivrak2203

5 ай бұрын

@@kevinsedwards meanwhile he’s dead

5:48 well it's technically edited

So you told on your friends all over the world what a bum

Got strong armed by covid

@thatoneguy6776

Жыл бұрын

nope... he was whacked by something else in vegas... trust me

I guess he so proud of being a killer...He will have a great shock when he enters the spirit realm!

@kevio6868

2 жыл бұрын

maybe meet Lerch?

@GoGetYourShinebox

Жыл бұрын

Didn't seem proud to me. Just told it how it was. Only the Most High knows if he truly changed or not

@Man_fay_the_Bru

Жыл бұрын

Eternity in an Irish bar

Old snitch

Dead now.really a creep

*RAT* 🐭

I liked his curly hair better, it made him look like more of a maniac