In the 70’s, Maragni dabbled in loansharking, beat downs and passing messages for the Colombos before moving to Florida for new crime opportunities. While in Florida, he was busted for a scheme that netted him $100,000 by using bogus credit cards to buy three-day passes to Disney World. The scam put Maragni on capo Thomas Gioeli’s radar. Upon his release from jail, Maragni was rewarded with a supervisory position of Colombo associates in the Florida crew. Gioeli would later induct Maragni into the family. Maragni also allegedly supervised a Colombo crew in Florida.
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