Who REALLY Killed Albert Anastasia? The Barbershop Murder That Shook NYC

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October 25, 1957. 10:20 a.m. Albert Anastasia, the feared boss of Murder Inc., walks into a barbershop for a routine haircut. Minutes later, two masked gunmen fire ten shots, ending the life of one of the Mafia's most brutal executioners. This documentary reveals the real conspiracy behind the hit that changed organized crime forever—exploring the power struggle between Vito Genovese and Carlo Gambino, the mysterious disappearance of Anastasia's bodyguard, and the identities of the shooters who were never caught. From the blood-soaked tiles of the Park Sheraton Hotel to the infamous Apalachin meeting, discover the truth behind one of America's most notorious unsolved mob murders. HASHTAGS: #AlbertAnastasia #MobHistory #TrueCrime #MurderInc #MafiaHistory #OrganizedCrime #NewYorkMafia #GambinoCrimeFamily #UnsolvedMurders #VitoGenovese #CarloGambino #1957 #BarbershopMurder #MobHit #CrimeDocumentary #MafiaKillers #AmericanMafia #FiveFamilies #TrueCrimeHistory #GangsterHistory #MafiaStories #CriminalHistory #MobBoss #MafiaExecutioner #HistoricalCrime #DarkHistory #UndergroundHistory #CrimeStories #MobTales #GanglandMurder DISCLAIMER: This documentary is produced for educational and historical purposes only. All information presented is based on historical records, court documents, law enforcement reports, newspaper archives, and published historical research. This content does not glorify, promote, or endorse criminal activity or violence. The individuals mentioned were involved in serious criminal enterprises, and their actions resulted in significant harm to victims and communities. Some names mentioned are of convicted criminals or individuals suspected by law enforcement but never charged or convicted. The presentation of historical allegations does not constitute proof of guilt, and viewers should understand that some details remain disputed or unverified due to the secretive nature of organized crime. This documentary is intended for mature audiences interested in American criminal history and the sociological study of organized crime. Viewer discretion is advised. All content is protected under fair use for educational and historical commentary purposes. Sources: The New York Times Archive - "Anastasia Slain in a Hotel Here; Led Murder, Inc." October 26, 1957. Original newspaper coverage of the murder scene, witness accounts, and police investigation details. The Mob Museum, Las Vegas - Official historical records and exhibits on Albert Anastasia, Murder Inc., and the 1957 barbershop assassination. Wikipedia - "Albert Anastasia" and "Apalachin Meeting" entries. Comprehensive biographical information, timeline of events, and documented historical facts about Anastasia's criminal career and death. The New York Post - "Day the Don Got Clipped" October 25, 2007. 50th anniversary retrospective with investigative details about the murder. Britannica Encyclopedia - "Albert Anastasia" biographical entry detailing his role in Murder Inc. and his rise through organized crime ranks. EBSCO Research Starters - "Albert Anastasia" academic historical biography with documented criminal activities and murder investigation details. Infamous New York - "The Death of Albert Anastasia: Park Central Sheraton Hotel" historical site documentation and witness testimony compilation. Writers of Wrongs - "Anastasia Delayed, Did Not Escape Death in 'Chair'" October 25, 2019. Investigative article detailing Anthony Coppola's role and the conspiracy theories. Utterly Interesting - "The Death of Albert Anastasia" October 25, 2024. Comprehensive analysis of the final days and murder investigation. Facebook Historical Archives - Multiple organized crime history groups preserving period photographs, documents, and expert analyses from crime historians regarding the identities of suspected shooters and conspirators.