Скачать или смотреть Bumpy Was Ambushed by 7 Hitmen on 7th Avenue — Only ONE Man Ran Away Alive (And It Wasn’t Funny)

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Relive the legendary 1963 ambush on 7th Avenue where Ellsworth "Bumpy" Johnson, Harlem's Godfather, was targeted by a squad of hitmen—accounts vary from 5 to 7 assassins—sent by rivals like Vincent Gigante of the Genovese family, only for Bumpy's quick thinking and armed backup to turn the tables, leaving just one survivor fleeing alive in a "not funny" twist of ironic mercy that deterred future attempts.

Amid the 1960s power struggles in New York's organized crime, Bumpy—fresh from Alcatraz and controlling the numbers racket—faced constant threats from Italian syndicates encroaching on Harlem's Black territories, highlighting racial tensions during the Civil Rights era.

Drawing from historical testimonies, Mayme Johnson's memoir "Harlem Godfather," and FBI records, this video dissects the real events, Bumpy's strategic survival tactics, alliances with figures like Frank Lucas and Malcolm X, and the broader impact on urban gang dynamics.

Debunk myths amplified in viral tales and shows like "Godfather of Harlem" starring Forest Whitaker—essential for true crime fans and Black history enthusiasts. Subscribe for more fact-checked stories from Harlem's resilient underworld!

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