Jimmy Mancini

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Jimmy Mancini
Biographical information
Gender	Male
Born	ca. 1900
Affiliation	Corleone family
Title(s)	Soldato probably Caporegime

Jimmy Mancini was a longtime member in Peter Clemenza's regime.

Biography

Working with colleagues Al Hats and Richie Gatto, the Clemenza regime was activated during the Olive Oil War with Giuseppe Mariposa. When Richie Gatto was killed and Vito Corleone was wounded by a gang of Irishmen, Clemenza had Mancini and Al Hats cleave one of the Irish to death as Giuseppe Mariposa was garroted to death by Salvatore Tessio and Tomasino Cinquemani, Mariposa's lieutenant.

He had one daughter, Lucy.

Notes

It is quite possible that in time Mancini rose up the ranks within the Corleone organization, possibly becoming a caporegime after Clemenza had died.