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  1. Dec 5, 2015 · Stompanato was a low-level gangster, an associate of Mickey Cohen. In Mexico, the already abusive Stompanato started threatening Lana at gunpoint almost daily. Sometimes he told her he could have ...

  2. In 1979 Rene Ricard wrote one of his best-known known poems, The Death of Johnny Stompanato, published in Italian translation in 1981 and republished in Rene Ricard, Love Poems, CUZ Editions, 1999. The backstory of director Woody Allen's 1987 film September , in which Lane ( Mia Farrow ) shot the abusive boyfriend of her actress mother, seems to have been suggested by Stompanato's death.

  3. Jan 28, 2024 · On the evening of April 4, 1958, Crane allegedly overheard her mother loudly arguing with her mobster boyfriend, Johnny Stompanato. “Tonight, mister, I’m giving you your walking papers,” Crane reportedly heard her mother say. “I’m through with you. It’s over!”

  4. ladailymirror.com › 2008/04/05 › johnny-stompanaJohnny Stompanato, RIP

    Apr 5, 2008 · Attorney Joseph Scott, left, and Johnny Stompanato, Oct. 4, 1949, after Stompanato was charged with vagrancy. Note the crop marks and the retouching to paint out the background so that the photograph could be used as a one-column mug shot. A check for $3 from Lana Turner to “John Stompanato Smith.”.

  5. Jun 25, 2022 · Per All That's Interesting, Turner's next romance was with Johnny Stompanato. According to Birth.Movies.Death, Stompanato was charming, but was also a thug. His claim to fame was being bodyguard to Mickey Cohen, a well-known Los Angeles mobster. Crane and Stompanato actually had a good relationship, until he began to abuse Turner.

  6. John Stompanato Jr. (October 10, 1925 – April 4, 1958), was a United States Marine and gangster who became a bodyguard and enforcer for gangster Mickey Cohen...

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  7. Stompanato was Cohen's moneyman and twice when he was arrested he was found to be carrying more than $50,000 cash. Having a flunky carry all the money was typical in the syndicate. Since the top guys were often harassed by police and arrested on trumped-up charges such as vagrancy, it would be difficult for a flower shop owner like Mickey Cohen to explain why he had so much cash.