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Donnie Marinelli was one of the Tattaglia family's caporegimes, the other being Tony Bianchi. Donnie Marinelli is one of the Tattaglia family's caporegimes, the other being Tony Bianchi. Regarded by the police and many of the other Families as a small time thug, Marinelli was, however, known as a man with his ear to the street, with many friends amongst the hoodlums of Brooklyn. In the winter of 1945, Marinelli and Mikey Saleri were involved in the attempted assassination of Vito Corleone, but failed to kill the Don, managing only to hospitalise him. In 1946, Marinelli had obtained evidence that the Corleone family had been bribing a police officer and used this information to blackmail the Corleones into submission, in revenge for the death of Saleri, who had been murdered the previous year. Marinelli was a frequenter of the The Ambassador in Brooklyn, which is where he was beaten Donelli Marinelli was one of Don Tattaglia's capos. Marinelli ran Tattaglia operations in Brooklyn from their social club, the Ambassador. He had evidence that the Corleone's were paying off a police chief and began blackmailing the chief. However, his greedy scheme got way out of hand and a hit was sanctioned against him by Sal Tessio. During a break at the Ambassador club, Aldo Trapani gained access and smashed Marinelli's skull in with a baseball bat, before escaping from the confused and shocked patrons of the club. Donnie Marinelli was murdered by Aldo Trapani, a Corleone enforcer.

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Donelli Marinelli was one of Don Tattaglia's capos. Marinelli ran Tattaglia operations in Brooklyn from their social club, the Ambassador. He had evidence that the Corleone's were paying off a police chief and began blackmailing the chief. However, his greedy scheme got way out of hand and a hit was sanctioned against him by Sal Tessio. During a break at the Ambassador club, Aldo Trapani gained access and smashed Marinelli's skull in with a baseball bat, before escaping from the confused and shocked patrons of the club. Donnie Marinelli was murdered by Aldo Trapani, a Corleone enforcer. Donnie Marinelli was one of the Tattaglia family's caporegimes, the other being Tony Bianchi. Donnie Marinelli is one of the Tattaglia family's caporegimes, the other being Tony Bianchi. Regarded by the police and many of the other Families as a small time thug, Marinelli was, however, known as a man with his ear to the street, with many friends amongst the hoodlums of Brooklyn. In the winter of 1945, Marinelli and Mikey Saleri were involved in the attempted assassination of Vito Corleone, but failed to kill the Don, managing only to hospitalise him. In 1946, Marinelli had obtained evidence that the Corleone family had been bribing a police officer and used this information to blackmail the Corleones into submission, in revenge for the death of Saleri, who had been murdered the previous year. Marinelli was a frequenter of the The Ambassador in Brooklyn, which is where he was beaten to death with a baseball bat by Aldo Trapani. His death was followed by the deaths of his fellow caporegimes Luigi Fusco and Tony Bianchi, in a scheme masterminded by Salvatore Tessio that aimed to destroy the Tattaglia's power structure.