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Sammy Gravano used his manipulative personality to con John Gotti into ordering the murder of Louie Milito. Louie Milito was killed, said Gotti, because Gravano reported that Milito had badmouthed Gotti: I took Sammy's word that he talked behind my back. I took Sammy's word. Sammy Gravano, once Louie’s closest friend and trusted business partner. Louie and Sammy grew up together as members of the Rampers, a Brooklyn street gang. (Lynda said, this is a rumor, Louie was never in a street gang.) Louie was responsible for getting Sammy into the Gambino family after experience no earning from the Colombo family. Sammy knew that Louie was a threat to his ambitions and convinced Gotti to sanction Louie’s murder. After Louie’s death, Sammy was free to take over all of Louie’s assets. Gravano promised Lynda that he would find Louie, gave her $5,000, and made it clear he felt it would be best if she and her children left New York Mafia. Although Sammy denies being the trigger man in Louie’s murder, Lynda is convinced he is lying. A friend told her, “That’s Sammy’s MO Lynda, one in the head and one under the chin. From everything I’ve been hearing, Sammy killed Louie.” Sammy, eventually the underboss of the Gambino family, became the highest ranking member of the Mafia ever to “rollover” on his former otti and many others to prison earning him the the fitting title of, “King Rat.” Sammy has come to be despised by both sides of the law and is currently imprisoned in Arizona on charges of masterminding an Ecstasy drug ring. He has also been indicted in the murder of a Police Officer from Organized Crime Unit in New Jersey New York Mafia Team in which he will be tride in the fall. This was Sammy’s comment when asked about gun control in an interview with Vanity Fair magazine..."Gun control? It's the best thing you can do for crooks and gangsters," Gravano said. "I want you to have nothing. If I'm a bad guy, I'm always gonna have a gun. Safety locks? You will pull the trigger with a lock on, and I'll pull the trigger. We'll see who wins." He's an uneducated serial killler that ruined a lot of families lives, that left wholes in their hearts and much much more. I have tried missing person John Walsh on A& E Bill Curtis Biography and anyone who listened and I get the same answer "We do not get involved with that kind of show". Well at this time I have known where to go but to depend on myself to try and find Louie before I die. So I might be able to go to a grave site like others. This is a part of American History and people should be told the truth. I think Louie would want it this way, and every daughter and husband no matter what the story is. When you disappear you disappear. I am sure Louie would do it for me. He would never stop looking. I am sure his friends would agree. I am sure John Gotti felt bad after it happened; it was too late for him to help. It’s like closing the barn after the horse is already out.As I read the chapter in Sammy’s book, "The Underboss", I wonder how come he gave Louie this whole chapter remarking how handsome he was, much handsomer than him. Anyone in the world is better looking than Sammy, this coming from his words. I am sure Peter Maas was just a tool but he’s dead so I can’t talk to him. Who knows why he wrote the book, of course. Sammy was not ‘made’ before Louie (read my book). Louie had to work on it to get Sammy the Bull accepted by Paul Castellano. I guess Paul did Louie a favor, a favor that killed 19 (that we know of) people. In that chapter they have Rizzo insulting people. Rizzo was not an insulting man and as far as John Rizzo Jr., Jay Rizzo (again read my book). His mother wanted her four sons to have nothing to do what the father was in. It was Rizzo who brought Louie in, not Toto. The LIES Sammy Gravano told in his book are so many, please! If you want to read The Underboss at this poi