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November 14th, Across local news and posted online near enough everywhere Normandie Avenue's new DeAngelis ownership revealed after weeks of re-vamping the heart-warming sports bar that would finally open their doors to the general public. After the influx over the years of Italian-Americans, it is estimated a rough seven thousand remain within the heart of America. Most following their childhood dreams of achieving greatness within the big apple, it's another thing to actually achieve those dreams. When this story first got brought up to our attention here at Los Santos Times we were more than happy to reach out and contact the ownership of DeAngelis, unaware of owner Vito DeAngelis being on holiday Los Santos Times were unable to gain any more information. DeAngelis offers a heart-warming feeling so close to the city. Serving the best cold and hot drinks with Los Santos, with DeAngelis' being located so close to the city. It's no wonder it has gone down a treat. DeAngelis' play weekly sports on their big screen as well as offering the finest snacks and refreshments in the city.
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South Florida(Stuff quoted from FBI CASE: #89992 C. Palmese)After the death of Zizzo’s father, Ralph at the age of seventy-three due to natural causes James started to invest more and more time into the likes of fraud, loansharking and extortion by any ways necessary. Zizzo Jr went on to take South Florida by storm, controlling most of the illegal gambling spots in Florida by the age of twenty-six. (26) In his line of work, Zizzo has never turned his back on money and that's one of the reasons his record speaks for itself, Zizzo currently has seven convictions including fraud, loansharking, breaking and entering, trespassing, extortion and a history of violence. After four years of controlling Florida, Zizzo slipped up trying to be greedy and extort one last spot of interest, unaware of the outcome. Zizzo was sentenced for a total of 12 years, on good behavior he'd come home in six. Zizzo served his sentence to the best of his ability, leaving behind his assets and cash flow to Gary Messina, a reported known figure within the Vinewood Crew. Throughout Zizzo’s sentencing Gary and James found ways to keep in touch without making it obvious as Gary Messina at this point was under close surveillance from the FBI, as he was believed to be leading the Vinewood Crew without Zizzo but under his permission. During Zizzo’s time in prison, miles away from home and not the first time he was in the same four walls. Zizzo did daily exercise work outs, plus taking part in the odd education class just to pass the time, on doing so Zizzo came in contact with Vito D, Vito DeAngelis in full. Another inmate stuck serving a sentence, funnily enough Italian-American from Florida. By the time Zizzo was up for parole, chance of freedom and a life. DeAngelis and Zizzo had already bonded to a point, Zizzo ensured DeAngelis he would do anything he could to help once they got released.
