A Tampa mobster was supposedly killed by a hit man. His son

Angelo Bedami's father, Joe Bedami Sr., was a convicted mobster and alleged hit man who disappeared in 1968 after living in Tampa. For decades, it had been presumed that he ended up on the other side of a hit. But there were lingering doubts, which prompted the question: Was Joe Bedami Sr. really dead?

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