Changes: Barzini Capo

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"Godfather is a term used by his friends, one of affection, one of respect."
The title of this article is a nickname.

The unnamed Barzini Capo was, as his name explains, a caporegime in the Barzini crime family.

He was likely well known and trusted in the family, seeing as Don Barzini trusted him in the murder of Corleone soldato Johnny Trapani.

Biography

Murder of Johnny Trapani

In 1936, he and his brother Pietro Testa blew up Trapani's Bakery in Little Italy. In the chaos that followed, a small group of hitmen dragged Johnny Trapani into an the alleyway behind the bakery and attacked him. Despite being able to fend them off, Johnny was cornered when attempting to exit the alleyway by the capo, Pietro and Don Emilio Barzini himself. Knowing it futile to try and escape, Johnny stayed silent until the two hitmen murdered him in a hail of bullets from their Tommy guns.

The capo was never seen again, though Pietro was located and killed in 1953 by Johnny's son Aldo.

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 ==Biography==
 ===Murder of Johnny Trapani===
-In [[1936]], he and fellow capo [[Pietro Testa]] blew up [[Trapani's Bakery]] in [[Little Italy, Manhattan|Little Italy]]. In the chaos that followed, a small group of hitmen dragged Johnny Trapani into an the alleyway behind the bakery and attacked him. Despite being able to fend them off, Johnny was cornered when attempting to exit the alleyway by the capo, Pietro and [[Don]] [[Emilio Barzini]] himself. Knowing it futile to try and escape, Johnny stayed silent until the two hitmen murdered him in a hail of bullets from their [[Tommy Gun (first game)|Tommy guns]].
+In [[1936]], he and his brother [[Pietro Testa]] blew up [[Trapani's Bakery]] in [[Little Italy, Manhattan|Little Italy]]. In the chaos that followed, a small group of hitmen dragged Johnny Trapani into an the alleyway behind the bakery and attacked him. Despite being able to fend them off, Johnny was cornered when attempting to exit the alleyway by the capo, Pietro and [[Don]] [[Emilio Barzini]] himself. Knowing it futile to try and escape, Johnny stayed silent until the two hitmen murdered him in a hail of bullets from their [[Tommy Gun (first game)|Tommy guns]].
 The capo was never seen again, though Pietro was located and killed in [[1953]] by Johnny's son [[Aldo Trapani|Aldo]].