History & cultureStreet FilesHe Attacked Greg Scarpa’s Daughter — The Grim Reaper Hunted Him Down

He Attacked Greg Scarpa’s Daughter — The Grim Reaper Hunted Him Down

Long-form17:05People & BlogsPublished Oct 20, 2026, 1:19 PM · 20h ago
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Greg Scarpa was one of the Colombo crime family’s most feared killers—a ruthless enforcer whose reputation earned him the nickname “The Grim Reaper.” But when a man allegedly attacked Scarpa’s daughter, Linda, the violence became deeply personal. According to accounts from Scarpa’s family, a car-service driver named Jose Guzman took Linda to an isolated park and assaulted her. When Scarpa learned what had happened, he reportedly began hunting for the man himself. This was no ordinary father seeking justice. Scarpa was a veteran Mafia assassin with powerful underworld connections—and he allegedly had no intention of involving the police. How did Scarpa track down the accused attacker? What happened when the Grim Reaper finally found him? And how could a man feared throughout New York also be secretly cooperating with the FBI? This is the disturbing story of Greg Scarpa, the attack on his daughter and the intensely personal act of revenge that followed. Subscribe to STREET FILES for more forgotten Mafia stories, brutal betrayals and true accounts from America’s underworld. #GregScarpa #ColomboFamily #MafiaHistory #TheGrimReaper #OrganizedCrime #TrueCrime #StreetFiles

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