Cosa Nostra Joe "Sox" Lanza Office of Naval Intelligence Fulton Fish Market Lee Harvey Oswald 201 File Spy Detection Conspiracy: Oswald Was A CIA Agent. Corruption, #116

Member of the Genovese crime family, the mobster Joe "Sox" Lanza worked with the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) during World War II to detect spies on the New York City waterfront and Lee Harvey Oswald was a member of the Louisiana mob controlled by New Orleans crime boss Carlos Marcello. Oswald also worked for U. S. intelligence. However, Oswald worked for the CIA under the cover of various occupations including Leslie Welding Company, the map making company Jaggars Chiles Stovall that contracted with the U.
S. Army in addition to  William B. Reilly Coffee Company. CIA agent New Orleans mob member Oswald, unlike Genovese crime family member Joe "Sox" Lanza was surveilled by the Office of Naval Intelligence rather than working with ONI. Mobster Lanza worked with ONI to pass on intelligence to this military spy agency to defeat a foreign enemy alliance during World War II, whereas mob-connected CIA agent Oswald drew the attention of Office of Naval Intelligence, after his Oct.
1959 defection to the Soviet Union which caused ONI to conduct a post defection investigation of Oswald that produced 12 reports. The CIA Counterintelligence chief James Jesus Angleton opened a 201 file on Oswald through his Special Investigations Group (SIG) after Oswald's defection to the Soviet Union. Read, in this informative report, the differences between mob members Johnny Sox Lanza and Lee Harvey Oswald in addition to finding out how Charles Lucky Luciano, the creator of the Commission that consists of the heads of the five crime families of New York City, worked with Office of Naval Intelligence to defeat Italian and German domestic spies in Operation Underworld so that he could drastically reduce his 50 year prison sentence.