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Born in a small town outside of Napoli on November 21, 1897, Veto Genovesi's early life was marred by poverty and struggle. Arriving in America as a teenager in 1913, he settled in the chaotic streets of Little Italy, Manhattan. Here, he learned the harsh realities of survival—respect was earned through fear, and power was a currency that dictated life and death. With street smarts and a willingness to act ruthlessly, Veto shaped his path within a criminal network ripe for opportunity.