Editing Mangano crime family (section)

==Succession from D'Aquila and Mineo==
Salvatore D'Aquila's organization benefited from the 1910 imprisonment of Giuseppe Morello and Ignazio Lupo. After D'Aquila's 1928 killing, Manfredi Mineo led the former organization as an ally of Giuseppe Masseria. Mineo and Stefano Ferrigno were killed on November 5, 1930 during the Castellammarese War.<ref name="Critchley" />

Salvatore Maranzano then placed Frank Scalise over the fragmented Mineo family. Joseph Bonanno later referred to Scalise as the “Mineo Family head.” Critchley reports that Maranzano initially required Scalise to arrange Vincent Mangano's killing; Scalise did not carry out the order.<ref name="Critchley" /> Vincent Mangano replaced Scalise in 1931 after the war and the reorganization of New York's families.

This sequence supports direct organizational succession:

:D'Aquila organization → Mineo-led former D'Aquila family → Scalise administration → Mangano family.

It does not support describing the Mangano family as an unrelated organization founded from scratch in 1931.