Johnny Dio

1914–1979 (age 65)

Mobster/Labor Racketeer

Biography

Johnny Dio was a figure associated with organized crime and labor racketeering whose activities spanned several decades of the twentieth century. His involvement in various criminal enterprises and labor disputes marked a notable period in American organized crime history.

Dio's life and legacy remain subjects of historical study, representing a complex era in the intersection of organized crime and labor relations in America.

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