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Bumpy Johnson discovers the most brutal rapist in Harlem is HIS OWN SON — what he does next becomes legend.
Harlem, New York. October 1952.
Five Italian mobsters from Frank Costello's crew had a deadly hobby. For six months, they hunted young Black women walking home from work. Four victims. Four rape cases buried by NYPD. Four families told to "forget it." The rapists were untouchable—protected by the mafia, the police, and a system that didn't care.

Then they made a fatal mistake.
On October 2nd, 1952, they attacked Claudette Williams—Mayme Johnson's best friend. But Claudette survived. And she came to Bumpy.
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Harlem, October 1952: Claudette's Nightmare
02:47 - Bumpy Johnson Takes the Case
05:32 - The Warehouse of Horrors
08:19 - 4 Previous Victims NYPD Ignored
11:04 - Confronting Frank Costello
14:28 - The 30% Deal That Shocked Everyone
17:15 - The Warehouse Confession Begins
20:42 - TWIST: The Leader Is Bumpy's SON
24:19 - "Justice Over Blood" - The Impossible Choice
27:36 - THE EXECUTION: Father vs Son
31:05 - Frank Costello's Final Betrayal Revealed
34:22 - The Mansion Standoff - Guns Everywhere
37:48 - Bumpy Takes Everything Back
41:13 - Kefauver Committee: Claudette's Testimony
44:29 - Bumpy's Funeral: The Real Cost of Justice
47:15 - Legacy: 1,200 Lives Changed Forever

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⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only.
This story is a dramatized legend based on documented patterns of police corruption, mafia violence, and community justice in 1950s Harlem. Bumpy Johnson (1905–1968) and Frank Costello (1891–1973) were real historical figures with a documented business relationship. The specific events—including the character of Marco DeLuca, Claudette Williams, and the execution scene—are fictionalized storytelling inspired by historical accounts of extrajudicial justice during the Jim Crow era.

Core facts remain true: Black women victims were routinely denied justice, organized crime controlled New York, and communities often had to protect themselves when legal systems failed.
The dialogue, timeline, and specific confrontations are dramatized for narrative impact.
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