Joe Barboza - Revision history

Dan at 13:16, 17 April 2026

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	'''Joe Barboza''' was one of the most fearsome mob killers of the 1960s. He had a falling-out with his gang leaders in 1966, and while he was in jail on a gun charge, they began killing off his little East Boston crew. He turned informer in 1967, ~~and~~ went into the Witness Protection Program~~. He~~ relocated to California ~~where he~~ murdered by Boston Mafia capo J. R. Russo in San Francisco in 1976.		'''Joe Barboza''' was one of the most fearsome mob killers of the 1960s. He had a falling-out with his gang leaders in 1966, and while he was in jail on a gun charge, they began killing off his little East Boston crew. He turned informer in 1967, went into the Witness Protection Program, and relocated to California. He was murdered by Boston Mafia "capo" J. R. Russo in San Francisco in 1976.

	<small>Information and record courtesy of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO).</small>		<small>Information and record courtesy of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO).</small>


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Ric: Boxer:Joe Barboza:114510 moved to Joe Barboza

2006-11-26T21:06:13Z

Boxer:Joe Barboza:114510 moved to Joe Barboza

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	~~One~~ of the most fearsome ~~Mob~~ killers of the ~~1960’s~~. He had a falling-out with his gang leaders in 1966, and while he was in jail on a gun charge, they began killing off his little East Boston crew. ~~Turned~~ informer in 1967, and went into the Witness Protection Program~~, was~~ relocated to California		<boxer>114510</boxer>
	where he murdered by Boston Mafia capo J.R. Russo in San Francisco in 1976.
	~~____________________~~		'''Joe Barboza''' was one of the most fearsome mob killers of the 1960s. He had a falling-out with his gang leaders in 1966, and while he was in jail on a gun charge, they began killing off his little East Boston crew. He turned informer in 1967, and went into the Witness Protection Program. He relocated to California where he murdered by Boston Mafia capo J. R. Russo in San Francisco in 1976.
	Information and record courtesy of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO).
			<small>Information and record courtesy of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO).</small>

Dan at 20:57, 26 November 2006

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	~~Barboza~~ was a ~~hitman and enforcer for organized crime~~.		One of the most fearsome Mob killers of the 1960’s. He had a falling-out with his gang leaders in 1966, and while he was in jail on a gun charge, they began killing off his little East Boston crew. Turned informer in 1967, and went into the Witness Protection Program, was relocated to California
	~~He became an FBI informant~~, and ~~then~~ went into the Witness ~~protection~~ Program.		where he murdered by Boston Mafia capo J.R. Russo in San Francisco in 1976.
	~~He was~~ murdered ~~after returning to crime when his identity and location were discovered~~.

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	Information and record courtesy of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO).		Information and record courtesy of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO).

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

New page

Barboza was a hitman and enforcer for organized crime.
He became an FBI informant, and then went into the Witness protection Program.
He was murdered after returning to crime when his identity and location were discovered.

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Information and record courtesy of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO).