Joe Profaci

1897–1962 (age 65)

Crime boss

Biography

Joe Profaci was a controversial figure whose life and activities have been the subject of historical scrutiny and public record. Born in 1897, his name became associated with organized crime during a significant period in American history.

Profaci's legacy remains a complex part of twentieth-century American history. His life serves as a historical reference point for understanding the criminal underworld and its impact on American society during the mid-twentieth century.

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