>That didn't make the movie, probably to have amore
>sympathetic Karen, but Henry Hill has stated that he had solid
>evidence that Paulie was taking liberties with his wife. Henry
>couldn't say shit because, hey, that's the boss. Karen didn't
>do much to dampen Henry's suspicions neither.

was it in wise guy? if it is i guess i don't remember it.

>Now when there’s ever any doubt as to whether they’re getting
>their full share or not, trust that they’re going to take what
>they feel their full share SHOULD BE. Jimmy Burke had no
>recourse, even though he’d risen just about as far as a
>non-Italian could go in the mafia, because he would lose any
>sit-down with any capo, and definitely any boss, who laid a
>claim to the money. I think part of the expediency and
>ferocity in getting rid of the Lufthansa criminals was on
>orders of the bigger names getting involved and not wanting to
>be tied to it by any low-level drug addict connected guy

interesting stuff. i never really thought of the killings as Jimmy acting on orders from above. if anything i thought Jimmy's reason for killing the those guys was because Paulie and the Luchesee's were reaching too far in his pockets, and he found himself losing money, so the murders were a way for him to cut costs. that and in case someone snitched.