Timeline (Outlaw’s Saga)

"I have really studied much of the criminal history in the past, and needless to say, a lot of it was a shitshow. And most of them were caused by some one-man army like people. Red Harlow, Jon Wallace, Arthur Morgan and the Van der Linde gang, John Marston, Sam Wallace, Tommy Angelo and the Salieri Crime Family, Lincoln Clay, Tommy Vercetti, hey the list goes on, stretching all the way from the 1880's to today." - Daniel FinchThis is the timeline for events that were seen or considered canonical to The Outlaw’s Saga.
== Tie-Ins ==
Although not official to the real games’ universes, The Outlaw’s Saga is set in its own fan-fictional universe that mostly adopts the same plots as many other games, but includes information not present.
=== 3D Grand Theft Auto Universe ===
Although the 3D and HD Universes of Grand Theft Auto are two separate universes, the events that occurred in the 3D Universe as well as the past protagonists are considered canonical to the saga, due to there being mentioning of the past protagonists and events.
=== Assassin’s Creed ===
There are references to the Assassin Brotherhood in Red Dead Revolution, with there being mentioning of a “Mohawk Assassin out east”, a reference to Assassin’s Creed III, “legends of two men who were Syrian and Italian who assassinated people,” an obvious reference to Assassin’s Creed and Ezio Auditore’s story in Assassin’s Creed II, Brotherhood, and Revelations.
=== Bully ===
The events of Bully occurred in the 3D Universe of GTA, but as the in-game sources states, Bullworth Academy exists in both universes, but in the saga’s canon, not only does Bullworth exist, Jimmy Hopkins is also mentioned as a “tough kid turned big boss,” mentioning that years after his stay in Bullworth, he grew up to be a bigger criminal in the New England region of the United States, owning businesses and pushing jobs as far as Augusta to Richmond.
=== Call of Juarez ===
The Call of Juarez universe exists in the saga as the story of the McCall brothers are mentioned by Jon and Sam Wallace.
=== Far Cry ===
Since Far Cry: Far Lands is in the Far Cry Universe and is tied to Red Dead and GTA, the events of all the Far Cry games leading up to Far Cry 5 is canon. However, in the saga, a secret ending present in the game where Rook and the police leave Joseph Seed’s compound early is considered canonical, therefore avoiding a nuclear holocaust and preventing a hostile takeover across Hope County. However, the events of Far Cry 6 also occur as well, with there being a revolution that “rose up over in a Mediterranean country.”
=== GUN ===
The events of the 2005 game, GUN, was mentioned by Jon Wallace, who described an Apache attack against a large group of violent treasure hunters that used to be part of the Texas Mounted Rifles in Arizona and New Mexico. Jon noticed a small detail that he was born the same year this happened, which is 1880 and he recalled the main attacker to be half white, half Apache. This confirms that GUN is canon to the saga.
=== L.A. Noire ===
No notable mentioning is heard, but it can be rightfully assumed the events of the game is considered canon as it fits into the story's timeline.
=== Mafia ===
The events in all three of the Mafia games is mentioned, with the three legendary gangsters, Tommy Angelo, Vito Scaletta, and Lincoln Clay also being mentioned. In the saga’s canon, Tommy is also canonically killed, but Vito survived in Empire Bay around 1951 and in New Bordeaux past 1968 after working with Lincoln Clay. Vito took over Lincoln’s businesses and the city itself after the latter left New Bordeaux and fled to California to give up the criminal life and lived up to 2016. However, in the saga’s canon, while Lincoln is still alive and wandering aimlessly across the world, evading government custody, Vito is mentioned to have passed away inside his penthouse in New Bordeaux around 2018 from old age at the age of 93.
=== Max Payne ===
Although Max Payne was set in its own universe compared to the other Rockstar Games titles, it was considered canon to the saga as there is mentioning of Max Payne directly, as these lines stated by Joel Wallace: “So I’ve heard about this guy who was a cop over in New York, and a damn good one as I heard. However, something tragic happened to the poor bastard, one thing led to another over there with drugs and murders, and the next thing I heard, he was down in Brazil, stirring shit up with some corrupt Brazilian police force that was involved in a organ harvesting scandal with some paramilitary. Last we heard, he took a vacation in another part of Brazil. No one heard from him again, and we do not know whether he decided to stay down in Brazil for good or came back up to New York.” This is a clear reference to Payne’s actions throughout the three games of the series.
=== Midnight Club ===
There is mentioning of “some Midnight Club that operated out of Japan and L.A., now having made its way here to San Andreas”, confirming the events of Midnight Club, including Midnight Club: Los Angeles, are indeed, canon.
=== Prince of Persia ===
A story about the Prince of Persia was read by Calvin Rook, who described it as an “interesting book with lots of crazy details.” This confirms that the Sands of Time saga of Prince of Persia is canon, despite happening millenniums ago.
=== Red Dead Revolver ===
Revolver was set in a different universe compared to Redemption (Revolution), but the saga’s continuity brought Revolver’s events into the equation, but Red Harlow’s life was detailed as a legend, remaining unproven.
=== The Warriors ===
Initially a movie before transformed into a game by Rockstar, The Warriors are considered part of the saga’s canon due to it being a Rockstar game as well.
== 1863 ==
*Arthur Morgan was born in the northern United States (possibly Indiana) to Lyle and Beatrice Morgan.
== 1863-1864 ==
*An Apache baby, who is later named Colton White, was born in Texas to an Apache woman and presumably a white doctor named Campbell or an Apache father.
== 1864 ==
*The Confederate War was at full swing, with William Tecumseh Sherman having begun his path of destruction in Georgia.
*Brothers Ray and Thomas McCall were involved in the battle at the Chattahoochee River in Atlanta, but deserted to protect their homestead after they were informed they were moving 50 miles to Jonesboro. The homestead was destroyed and the matriarch of the McCall Family died the previous night. The McCalls fled Georgia while Atlanta was lost to Union forces, provoking Colonel Jeremy Barnsby to hunt down the deserted McCall's and hang them.
*Relentless leader and Texas Mounted Rifles Major Thomas Magruder massacred an Apache settlement in his attempt to find the Cross of Coronado after an Apache woman shot Magruder in the eye. Ned White, a member, was shot by Magruder due to his own desertion. While Magruder and some of his surviving soldiers fled, Magruder dropped the cross and Ned also survived his wounds and after seeing a young Apache boy named Many Wounds discover his dead father, offered to allow the young boy to kill him as part of his vengeance, but the boy gave Ned a baby to care for, the baby who will later be named Colton. Ned took the baby as a form of paying for the sins and atrocities he committed while assisting Thomas Magruder.
== 1865 ==
* The Civil War ended with the Union’s victory, leading to the abolition of slavery.
* Ray, Thomas, and William McCall were forced to flee Fort Smith, Arkansas after Ray or Thomas murdered the town’s sheriff in a duel over the fact that Thomas had slept with the sheriff’s daughter. The three fled to Mexico to search for gold.
== 1866 ==
* Ray, Thomas, and William McCall fled to Chihuahua, Mexico to search for hidden gold in the foothills of Ciudad Juarez. The three went into business with fellow outlaw named Juan “Juarez” Mendoza, doing several jobs for him to assist in finding the gold, even traveling to Arizona.
* The Apache Native American tribe of Arizona declared war on the U.S. Army, ordered by Chief Running River. Mendoza and his company tried helping them by giving them rifles, but they proved to be ineffective and broken rifles. The McCalls continued to help them.
* Colonel Jeremy Barnsby, who was bitter over the McCalls’ desertion and still delusional over the loss of the Confederates, continued tracking the McCalls all over Arizona and Mexico in an attempt to lynch them for their crimes, despite the war having ended. He eventually led a charge on the Apache tribe in Northern Arizona, killing everyone except for Running River and his son, Seeing Farther, the latter whom he killed later.
* Mendoza betrayed the McCall brothers and proceeded to capture William and his former lover, Marisa, whom Thomas had developed feelings for, prompting Ray and Thomas to confront Mendoza at his alcazar outside of Juarez. There. Ray defeated Juarez in a duel, but did not kill him and saved William, while Thomas and Marisa abandoned the two due to them believing William was dead and Ray was too crazy in love with Marisa, and went on into the gold vault. Ray and Thomas engaged in a standoff in the vault over the latter’s betrayal, but before the two could shoot each other, William stepped in. In a fruitful attempt to convert Ray into a man of God, William sacrificed himself by tricking a startled Ray into instinctively shooting him by pulling out his Bible in a way that he looked like he was reaching for a gun.
* Barnsby, who was initially spared by Running River, tracked the brothers to the vault and vowing to take the gold for himself to rebuild the Confederacy, attempts to kill the surviving McCalls. In the end, Ray or Thomas finally confronted Barnsby and engaged in a duel in the crumbling vault. The McCall won and Barnsby fell to his death into the sinking vault as a result. The brothers left the gold and sealed up the vault.
* The McCall brothers went back to America, settling in the small town of Hope, Texas, where Ray became a preacher and Thomas and Marisa, now married, settled on a farm after Marisa gave birth to her son by Mendoza, whom they name Billy in honor of William. The peace relatively continued for the next seventeen years.
== 1873 ==
* John Marston was born in Chicago, Illinois to a Scottish immigrant from New York and a prostitute.
== 1880 ==
=== August ===
* Jonathan Wallace, born Eagle-Eyes, was born on August 8 in the Ambarino territory while his heavily pregnant Wapiti Native American mother was en-route to a reservation in Grizzlies East. His father was murdered a few months prior by outlaws.
* Colton “Cole” and Ned White hunted game near the Rocky Mountains along the Missouri River in Montana to sell to passing steamboats. After a successful but dangerous hunt due to a grizzly bear attacking Ned, the two boarded the SS Morning Star. However, the steamboat was attacked by a jack preacher named Josiah Reed’s gang in an attempt to find the Cross of Coronado. The ship was damaged to the point where its boilers was going to blow. After handing Cole a token to a saloon in Dodge City, Kansas and told him to ask for a prostitute named Jenny, he revealed that he was not Cole’s father and pushed him into the river to safety. Ned and the renegades on board were killed in the boiler explosion, leaving Cole as the sole survivor as everyone else was either killed in the explosion or caught and lynched by the renegades.
* Cole made it to Dodge City and met Jenny, but due to a man named Rude believing that Cole was stealing Jenny away before he could have sex with her, the Alhambra saloon was attacked by the Red Hand Gang. Cole killed Rude in retaliation and protected the saloon. However, Crude, Rude’s brother, assaulted the saloon. Cole protected the saloon once again and gunned down Crude and his gang in a duel.
* Cole and Jenny eventually travel to Empire City in the New Mexico territory, where Cole started working for mayor Hoodoo Brown. However, Brown later double-crossed Cole and Reed murdered Jenny in front of Cole, both of whom were working for Thomas Magruder. Cole escaped jail and imminent hanging and joined the local resistance. Cole eventually stormed Hoodoo’s office and murdered him in a small duel after getting information about Magruder and what he wanted: the Sea of Coronado, which was still inside the safe when the Morning Star blew up.
=== September ===
* With the help of safecracker Soapy Jennings, Cole traveled back to the site of the Morning Star wreckage in Montana, where he encountered the renegades. After killing the leader and retrieving Ned’s signature Ferguson rifle, Cole and Soapy found the safe containing the cross, only for Reed to attempt an attack. In retaliation for Jenny’s death, Cole personally shot and killed Reed in a brutal manner and retrieved the cross.
* Cole returned to New Mexico, where he met Chief Many Wounds once again after he saved him from a train carrying more Native Americans. Many Wounds revealed to Cole that they were in fact long-lost brothers and the two decided to work together to put a stop to Magruder.
* Magruder attacked once again to retrieve the Cross, as it was stated before that the cross led to a place called Quivira, a place full of riches hidden in a mountain in Arizona. Magruder eventually found the cave after so long, but Cole confronted him for his actions.
* After a long and dangerous battle, Magruder’s leg was crushed by a rock, allowing Cole to win the battle. Cole stated that he wished to kill him in the most brutal and violent ways possible, but knowing full well it wouldn’t change anything, he decided to toss Magruder the Cross he spent decades searching for and leave him in the crumbling cave, where Magruder was crushed by a boulder. Although Cole nearly fell to his death during his escape, Many Wounds saved him and the two narrowly escaped Quivira alive.
== 1884 ==
* Juan Mendoza resurfaced after his defeat seventeen years prior, when he sent four men to murder Thomas and Marisa at their ranch in Hope. They successfully did so, and also framed their recently returning son, Billy in the process, leading Ray to believe he was the true killer. While Billy attempted to escape, knowing full well he will be hanged anyway, even if he did not kill anybody, Ray relentlessly pursued the young man throughout most of southern Texas.
* Ray finally caught up to Billy and injured him, only to realize that Billy was indeed not the killer, but rather, he assisted the true killers all along. Ray realized that Juarez was responsible and after Billy’s girlfriend, Molly Ferguson, was kidnapped, Ray decided to make it up to God by going back to Juarez and save her, even if it meant his own life would be forfeit.
* Billy met former Apache Chief Calm Water, formerly Running River, who changed his name after Seeing Farther died, and did what he requested, only for Juarez’s men to kill the old chief and capture Billy, taking him to Juarez.
* Billy was tasked to find the Gold of Juarez or Molly would die, but was saved in the nick of time by Ray, who told the young man to escape while he rescued Molly. Ray stormed Juan’s alcazar, only to be captured as well, prompting Billy to return after realizing that if the two die, he would have to live with it for the rest of his life. Billy also stormed the fort and defeated his father, Mendoza in a duel. He freed Ray and Molly, only when Ray attempted to lead them to safety, Mendoza suddenly shot Ray in the chest, mortally wounding him. After Billy once again, beat his father in a fistfight, the latter had attempted to kill his son one last time by stabbing him. However, Billy’s life was saved when the dying Ray raised his gun and fired a bullet into Mendoza’s head, ending the bandito’s life once and for all and doing something he failed to do seventeen years ago. Ray died of his wounds shortly after and was buried by the young couple in a nearby cemetery.
== 1885 ==
* By this time, the now orphaned boys, Arthur Morgan and John Marston, the latter of whom, was saved from a lynching in rural Illinois, were brought into the Van der Linde gang by Dutch Van der Linde and Hosea Matthews, both of whom acted as father figures to the young boys.
== Between 1885 and 1899 ==
* More recruits for the Van der Linde gang were picked up.
== 1895 ==
* Jack Marston was born to John Marston and prostitute Abigail Roberts.
== 1896 ==
* Jon Wallace fled the Wapiti Indian Reservation and traveled south.
== 1898 ==
=== January ===
* Jon was framed for the murder of Phillip LeClerk and was sentenced to six months of labor and execution.
=== June - July ===
* Jon Wallace was saved from his fate one week before his due execution by Horley, servant to LeClerk and his widow, Jessica, the latter whom arranged Jon’s liberation under the condition the young man would help her carry out her revenge.
* In the end, the two were successful in delivering justice to the men most responsible for Phillip’s death, Teddy Brown and Amos Lancing, both of whom were killed by Jessica LeClerk. However, Jessica was forced to hide out further north with Horley while Jon hid out in California.
*The Van der Linde gang were traveling through Montana at this time.
== 1899 ==
=== May ===
* The Van der Linde gang attempted to rob a ferry in Blackwater, but it resulted in a failure, with Dutch killing a woman named Heidi McCourt and the gang massacring most of the town before escaping into the Grizzly Mountains, where they hid for a week before traveling east down the mountains into the Heartlands.
=== June ===
* However, their stay was limited to roughly a month before they were forced to relocate south into Scarlett Meadows, getting involved in the affairs of an ancient southern feud between the Gray and Braithwaite families. The gang attempted to play both sides, but this backfired as the Grays attempted to murder four of the gang’s members, Arthur, Micah Bell, Bill Williamson, and Sean Maguire in Rhodes. The Grays were successful in murdering Sean, however, while the Braithwaite’s kidnapped Jack and sold him to Italian mobster boss Angelo Bronte in Saint Denis. This information was found out after the Van der Linde gang stormed the Braithwaite Manor and burned it down, killing most of the family members while Catherine, the matriarch, burned herself alive inside her blazing home.
=== July - August ===
* The gang relocated east into the swamplands after being found by the Pinkertons, settling in an old plantation house. They recovered Jack from Bronte in Saint Denis and attempted to do business with Bronte, only for the man to set Arthur, Dutch, and Lenny Summers up in a trolley station robbery for a meager amount of money. In response, the gang stormed Bronte’s mansion and kidnapped him. Dutch drowned him in the swamp and fed him to an alligator. The gang attempted to rob the city bank for a lot of money, only for the Pinkertons to finally intercept them, with them successfully murdering Hosea and Lenny and arresting John, sending him to Sisika Penitentiary. The gang escaped to an island off the coast of Cuba called Guarma, a sugar plantation. There, they helped a Haitian resistance member, Hercule, fight Colonel Fussar. After Arthur killed him and somewhat liberated Guarma, the gang were given safe passage back to America. However, they were discovered again by the Pinkertons at Lakay, but they survived. The gang relocated further north into Roanoke Ridge, New Hanover, where they hid in a cave known as Beaver Hollow.
* Arthur later discovered he contracted tuberculosis from a man he beat up a couple of months ago to reclaim a debt for Leopold Strauss named Thomas Downes. Arthur resolved to helping John escape prison and the gang with his family with the help of Sadie Adler and Charles Smith. The gang got involved with the Wapiti Native American resistance led by Chief Rains Fall’s son, Eagle Flies against the U.S. Army, although Arthur and Charles were not supporting this. Eventually, the gang and the tribe assaulted the Cornwall Kerosene and Tar after Dutch killed Leviticus Cornwall in Annesburg. The attack was mostly a failure for the tribe due to the army’s overwhelming power, but Dutch discovered state bonds that were worth a lot of money. However, as Dutch and Arthur were leaving, the latter was stunned by a bursting pipe, which led to him being discovered and nearly killed by soldiers before Eagle Flies saved him. However, Eagle Flies was fatally shot by Colonel Henry Favours, who in turn, was killed by Arthur. Arthur rushed Eagle Flies back to the reservation, where he passed away in his father’s tipi. Charles stayed on the reservation to help pack up for their move to Canada.
* The gang had finally decided to rob a U.S. Army surplus train that had a lot of money that was going to be used to repair the destroyed Bacchus Bridge that Arthur and John previously destroyed. However, during the robbery, John was shot and fell off the train, with the gang leaving him for dead, although Arthur and Sadie were unaware of this. The gang returned to Beaver Hollow, only to discover Pinkerton agent Andrew Milton had taken Abigail to Van Horn to be put on a boat and tried for murder. Micah and Dutch agreed to keep riding to ensure they would escape with the money, much to Arthur and Sadie’s horror. The two resolved to rescue Abigail to ensure Jack was not orphaned as John’s fate was uncertain. The two arrived in Van Horn, where Arthur provided sniper support and Sadie charged in to rescue Abigail. However, Sadie was finally ambushed by Milton, which led to Arthur stepping in. However, Milton revealed that Micah was the gang’s rat, who notified the Pinkertons of their every move since their return from Guarma. Milton was killed by Abigail soon after, allowing the trio to escape into the woods, with Arthur dispatching the pursuers. However, Arthur had them stop to allow them to go and reunite with Jack, who was waiting with fellow gang member, Tilly Jackson at Copperhead Landing, while he went onwards to confront the gang.
* Arthur returned to Beaver Hollow to confront Micah, which the two later drawn their guns on each other. John eventually stumbled into the camp, revealing his survival and abandonment. Susan Grimshaw joined in on Arthur’s side, only for her to be shot and killed soon after by Micah. Dutch then drew his guns and asked who was on his side and who was betraying him. All of the gang members sided against Arthur and John, but the Pinkertons arrived to kill the gang members. The rest of the gang either split up or ran into the forest while Arthur and John fled into the camp’s cave and climbed out through the back. However, the two were soon pursued by the gang and the Pinkertons. The two managed to flee from the gang, but their horses were shot out and killed from under them by the Pinkertons. Arthur was faced with a decision to either ensure John escaped with his life, or return for the gang’s funds. Ultimately, Arthur chose to go with John.
* The duo climbed up a mountain on the Ambarino state line, where they fended off the Pinkertons, only for Arthur’s illness and exhaustion to finally take a toll, disabling him from running any further, leading to him deciding to stay behind. After giving John his belongings and sending him away, Arthur attacked the Pinkertons until he was ambushed suddenly by Micah, who wanted to kill him. The two then fought vigorously and violently on the mountain ridge until Arthur finally began desperately crawling for one of Micah’s unholstered guns. However Dutch stopped Arthur from shooting Micah and after he was finally convinced of Micah’s treachery, he abandoned both of the men. After Micah stormed off in anger, Arthur crawled to the face of the cliff and faced the sunrise after resting on a slant. After witnessing one final sunrise, Arthur Morgan finally died of a combination of tuberculosis, severe exhaustion, and trauma from his injuries. Some time later, Charles received word of Arthur and Susan’s deaths and buried both of them.
=== September ===
* After a year of hiding, Jon Wallace returned to the territories around September.
== 1900 ==
== 1901 ==
== 1902 ==
== 1903 ==
== 1904 ==
== 1905 ==
== 1908 ==
* After three years of hiding, Jon Wallace returned to America from Mexico, but was forced into more outlawed work. After returning, he ventured into the Grizzlies, where he married.
== 1909 ==
* Jon’s first born son, Samuel, was born around April 5 in Grizzlies West, AM.
== 1911 ==
* Jon’s second born son, Hagen, was born around 1911.
=== January-February ===
* John Marston was tracked down by the U.S. Government and forced into killing old members of the disbanded Van der Linde gang, which included Dutch Van der Linde, Bill Williamson, and Javier Escuella. John or revolutionist Abraham Reyes killed Williamson successfully while John either killed or captured Escuella, the latter which, he was later hanged, and finally, Dutch tossed off a cliff at Fort Cochinay in West Elizabeth.
* Due to John being the last known surviving member of the gang, the army was dispatched to his ranch at Beecher’s Hope to kill him, but John, his son Jack, and family friend and fellow gang member Uncle retaliated. Uncle was shot and killed in the shooting. After sending his wife Abigail and Jack away, John sacrificed himself to a firing squad of soldiers, achieving redemption and ensuring his family would be safe from harm. John was buried by his family.
== 1914 ==
=== March ===
* Three years later, Abigail died from either a broken heart or an unknown illness, leaving Jack as the last known surviving member of the Marston family line.
* After figuring out who murdered his father, Jack tracked down Edgar Ross through some of his friends and family. After confronting him on the Mexican side of the San Luis River, Jack gunned Ross down in a duel, avenging his father but aligning himself as an outlaw. Jack walked away, his future fate uncertain.
== 1932 ==
== 1933 ==
== 1934 ==
== 1935 ==
== 1936 ==
=== December ===
* On Christmas Day, Jon and Sam Wallace were finally captured by the Lasting Lighters and brought to Eternity Mines, an old abandoned and cursed mineshaft within the Ozark Mountains of Missouri. There, Sam and Jon were able to escape their captivity, but Jon himself was poisoned by the toxic fumes that emitted from a wall collapse. As a result, Sam was able to escape via an unforeseen ladder to the surface, but Jon stayed behind due to him wishing to ensure Sam's escape, as well as the fumes affecting him. He then shot a bunch of crates full of dynamite and triggered a cave-in, killing himself and numerous counts of Lasting Lighters. However, Sam was able to recover Jon's body and returned him to Ambarino, where he was buried as a result.
== 1937 ==
=== January ===
* After a long manhunt in New York, Sam Wallace finally assassinated Jacob Edwards. He then fled the East Coast and returned to Ambarino, but only for a short time.
== 1945 ==
== 1951 ==
== 1968 ==
== 1984 ==
== 1986 ==
== 1988 ==
== 1992 ==
== 1998 ==
== 2001 ==
== 2004 ==
== 2008 ==
== 2009 ==
== 2013 ==
=== May ===
=== June ===
=== July ===
=== August ===
=== September ===
* On the 17th of September, Sam Wallace finally died of old age in North Yankton, at the ripe age of 104.
== 2017 ==
== 2018 ==
== 2019 ==
== 2020 ==
== 2021 ==
== 2022 ==
== 2023 ==
== 2024 ==
== 2025 ==
* Joel Wallace was called to Vice City, Leonida by an unknown accomplice.
== Quotes ==
“I read this book. Very interesting one it was. It was called ‘Red Dead Redemption’. It talks about the stories and downfalls of these two outlaws and cowboys that were part of the same gang together. Their names were Arthur Morgan and John Marston. Both were nasty individuals, just like us, but they achieved redemption in the ends of their lives. From what I read, Arthur gave his life to save John after he corrected all of his mistakes while John gave his own life for his wife and son twelve years later. I have yet to get to the part where John’s son’s story is told more.”
“I’ve heard about three criminals who were part of a few mobs. One was an Italian immigrant named Tommy Angelo. He was just an ordinary cab driver until he joined a crime family in Lost Heaven. He remained with the crew until he ratted them out to the feds around 1938. Turns out karma is a bitch ‘cause around ‘51, although his old boss was behind bars, he sent over two men to whack him on his own front lawn in Empire Bay. I guess snitching wasn’t very cool back then neither. Then there was this other Italian named Vito Scaletta, whom you might have heard of, as he ran the city of New Bordeaux until he recently died, who lived in Empire Bay. Fought in Italy, but took a bullet, went home. Got involved with over three crime families in the city, even made serious coin. But he and his friend got into some shit and got in trouble with the Commission. Vito managed to secure his survival, but his friend on the other hand, was sent to be punished. Ain’t sure where he went though.
== Trivia ==
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