Report Claims Entire Borgesi Crew Booted from Bruno-Scarfo Crime Family
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A bombshell report from Mob Talk Radio has shattered the long-standing unity of the Bruno-Scarfo Crime Family in Philadelphia by alleging that former boss George Borghesi and his entire inner circle have been effectively sidelined or "put on the shelf." This development follows a period of intense internal friction sparked when Joey Marino, who had taken over as acting boss three years ago after defeating an established Sicilian faction, launched a controversial podcasting career. While Scott Bernstein initially reported that Marino voluntarily stepped down to allow Borghesi and Mikey Lancelotti to assume leadership roles smoothly, new claims suggest this transition was far from peaceful. The report asserts that the entire crew of young Turks who grew up together in South Philly has fractured due to acrimony and resentment over Marino's social media ambitions, which many traditionalists view as a betrayal of their hard-won status and loyalty oaths.
The catalyst for this alleged purge appears to be an unauthorized meeting between George Borghesi and Roger Vela, a former associate who turned government witness around 2001 after being involved in murders linked to the Marino faction. According to the report, these two met on the Jersey Shore boardwalk, which would constitute a grave sin within Mafia culture given Vela's status as an informant or "rat." If true, such a meeting could lead to severe punishment ranging from censorship of their activities to potential homicide under older codes, though in the current era it likely results in permanent exile. The report specifically names Borghesi and approximately seven or eight other loyalists who have been stripped of their stripes and removed from power, signaling that the "shadow government" Marino allegedly ran has finally faced a reckoning with New York's traditional Mafia hierarchy.
The situation highlights a deep ideological rift within the family between those led by Stevie Mazone and George Borghesi versus Joey Marino and his allies like Mikey Lancelotti and Marty Angelina. Stevie Mazone, described as a hardliner who has consistently opposed Marino's social media endeavors since returning from prison, is seen as taking charge to consolidate power and ensure everyone remains "ten toes on the line." The host notes that for decades, this group operated with an insular loyalty to each other rather than strictly to La Cosa Nostra rules, but recent events have forced a choice between lifeboats. With rumors of shakeups in New York causing blowback against Borghesi's maneuvering and reports of separate Christmas parties dividing the membership into Marino loyalists and non-Marino factions, the organization faces an unprecedented crisis where old friendships are being tested by political survival.
Ultimately, while Scott Bernstein maintains that he has not independently confirmed these specific allegations regarding the meeting with Roger Vela or a complete ouster, he acknowledges that the narrative is shifting dramatically away from his previous reporting of a smooth succession. The host expresses shock at what feels like the breakup of an unbreakable crew, comparing it to legendary bands falling apart and noting that this could be the beginning of the end for Marino's faction if they cannot repair their relationships with New York leadership. Whether Borghesi is still technically in administration or has been fully exiled remains uncertain, but the atmosphere suggests a perilous situation where the Titanic may have already hit an iceberg, forcing members to choose sides before it sinks completely and friendships are irreparably damaged forever.
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Original Gangsters News with Scott
Bernstein.
>> Welcome to the Original Gangsters News
Network and podcast. I'm your host,
Scott Bernstein. We got to go back out
to South Philly. A bomb dropped on Broad
Street. Uh today was uh on Thursday
uh August
6th
um
a bombshell news report uh from Mob Talk
Radio
and uh we're going to we're going to
discuss it. Um, and this comes on the
heels of our previous podcast where we
broke the news about uh Mikey Lancelotti
becoming the new boss officially of the
Philadelphia LCN Group, the Bruno
Scarell Crime Family, and giving the uh
inside
details on what happened with Joey
Molino and the sale of the cheese steak
spot and pushing back on the notion that
was coming from Mafia Roundt that Joey
Merino had
reclaimed the the throne which uh we
threw some cold water on. Right now,
there has been a stick of dynamite, a
grenade thrown right into the living
room of the Philadelphia mafia. And I
think we're
probably,
you know, I don't think this is going to
really be settled or we're going to have
definitive answers
anytime probably this summer. Uh it will
all come out in the wash eventually.
will know what exactly happened, but uh
it just keeps on getting kind of more
surreal.
And this
uh this click of guys, this crew of guys
that had been together since they were
in elementary school, came up together
in both in life uh in school and in the
underworld, fought a war together as the
quote unquote young Turks, the Joey
Marino faction of the family, which
for decades we've been told will uh
never turn on each other, will stay as
thick as thick as thieves until the day
they die.
There really seems to be some frame
and some erosion
of that,
you know, of that Mount Olympus that was
that group where they were just rock
solid and they were always going to have
each other's backs. And
there appears to be some serious chinks
in the armor and acrimony
and and dissension and bitterness and
resentment.
We've
been at the forefront of this reporting
over the last couple years uh talking
about the fallout from the Joey Marino
podcast
and now the latest development according
to
Mob Talk Radio.
Georgie Borghazi, the former consiliary,
the former acting boss, the former
official boss of the Philadelphia Mafia,
according to Mob Talk
Radio.
Him and his entire crew have been put on
the shelf. They are persona nangrada.
They are sidelined. They've had their
stripes pulled
and
The straw that broke the camel's back,
according to Mob Talk Radio,
was an alleged meeting between George
Borgghazi
and Roger Vela. for people that, you
know, don't have a a deep knowledge of
the history regarding this group and the
Philadelphia mafia and all the,
you know, all the ups and downs and the
the roller coaster, the soap opera
that's been the last 30, 35 years. Roger
Vel was at one point in time Joey
Merino's driver and gopher messenger
and allegedly was involved in
a couple murders at least.
Some of these murders were allegedly
ordered or involved some of the Merino
crew
and Roger flipped um around 2000 2001.
Uh he testified a a couple cases but
they never really rolled him out as a
major
uh weapon on the witness stand because
there were credibility issues. But Roger
Bella has been
out of the life, out of the uh the inner
sanctum of the Philly mafia,
Philadelphia mafia for a quarter
century. We've heard rumors that he uh
lives in the Atlantic City area
and according to Mob Talk
Radio,
there was a hour-long meeting
on the boardwalk somewhere in the Jersey
Shore between
Georgie Borghazi
and cooperator Roger Vel.
This is uh if true, and I have not been
able to confirm the validity of that
report,
but if true, it would be kind of the
ultimate sin and could easily in a you
know, in a former
mafia era could lead to a homicide. And
in the current mafia era, it would make
sense that it would lead to to some type
of punishment censor shelving.
Uh this report from Mob Talk Radio was
very specific.
Um
they didn't just name Georgie, they
named pretty much every member of his,
you know, his inner circle. uh the guys
that he keeps close, the guys that do
his bidding allegedly, and about seven
or eight guys that Mob Talk Radio put on
blast for being
shelved along with Borghazi.
Uh
a lot to unpack here.
I once again I want to be very upfront.
I have not been able to confirm um at
least in the you know the hours since
Mob Talk Radio dropped this bombshell.
I've not been able to confirm it. I can
say that there are some
anecdotal
bits and pieces
uh
rumors, speculation,
stories that I've heard
that uh
it doesn't necessarily and we'll kind of
get into uh the delineation between my
reporting last week and this reporting
now,
but I have heard some things
that have,
you know, questioned
where Borghazi was
heading this family.
And
although I have uh reported that he
voluntarily left
the boss's position in the last couple
months, uh I I think there's a little
bit possibly more than meets the eye in
regards to that abdication.
And you know sometimes whether you're
talking about you know a regular
job or uh a job in professional sports
or uh
you know in any corporation where you
know does a guy leave or is he fired?
There's sometimes some some gray area
there where
you did it of your own valition, but all
things being even, you might not have
done it. Uh, and I think that also
applies to to where this all started
when you go back three years ago when
Joy Merino decided to
start his podcast and and uh launch a
social media brand, jump on the internet
and, you know, defy all previous rules
and regulations for for for mafia dons.
You know, I've reported and I stand by
my reporting that Joey stepped out. Now,
did his stepping down
uh if he hadn't have been
feeling pressure uh would that have
happened?
I I sense no. I sense that if people uh
who heard the idea that he was jumping
in the podcast game, it was going to be
all over the internet. Um, and if and if
those people had had a different
reaction and a more accepting
vibe for for what he was intending to
do, he wouldn't have stepped down. But
because the reaction was overwhelmingly,
at least from the Lakos Nostra
standpoint, overwhelmingly negative, he
saw it as necessary. And I think as I
said last week,
him leaving the uh the position, handing
over the crown to to Georgie Borghazi
and stepping back
didn't really go the way
a normal
situation like that would go. There was
still influence being exerted
to the point where people said that Joey
was actually puppeteering and that he
was running a shadow government. I think
there are
times where multiple things can be true
at once. I think there are situations
and especially with Philadelphia where
it's just like this is a group all to
its own. It's very unique. South Philly
does not represent other cities or
communities or neighborhoods where the
mafia has been. This is uh you know this
is a this is a street corner
gangster family. Um the whole world
revolves around the neighborhood.
There's nothing outside the neighborhood
that matters. It's it's it's insular.
It's
it again it's its own universe and it's
its own galaxy even though it's not that
far of a drive from New York City where
it's things are done completely
different and and because of that
and because Merino took over and those
those guys that he came up with Joey
Merino, Georgie Borghazi, Stevie Mazone,
Mikey Lance, Marty Angelina
um because those guys took over in a a
very extraordinary way, pushing
themselves into power in their 30s by
winning a a shooting war against a
established Sicilian boss who was being
backed by the Gambino crime family. It
was, you know, if you were going to
again put it in sports terms, it was the
upset of all upsets. Uh the odds would
not have looked good for them in 1990 to
do what they did by 1995.
So everything is upside down mafia wise
in in in South Philly and has been for
30 35 years. Black is white, up is down,
right is left.
Uh and and these guys march to the beat
of their own drummer.
I
don't once again I don't have
confirmation that Georgie Borgghazi has
been shelved.
I don't have information that confirming
that he took this meeting with Roger
Bella,
but I'm taking this report seriously.
I'm not dismissing it. The initial
feedback that I got over the last couple
hours
is people saying
some of this makes sense
again without them saying that this
definitively happened.
And I want to be sure to,
you know, point out the the nuance in
this.
I reported that Stevie and Georgie
and Mikey Lance are all in lock step.
And
I think
that at the very least was true.
If
Georgie really did take a meeting with
Roger and that
meeting, the knowledge of that meeting
filtered out, then you know, I would say
all bets are off for what I had reported
in terms of Georgie, Stevie, and Mikey
Lance being all on the same page. I have
reported over the last couple years that
Georgie and Stevie were not on the same
page for a while. And then
my most recent reporting was that they
had come to some understanding and that
they were kind of unified
uh against Marino and what Marino was
doing and that uh Georgie was starting
to be a little bit more hardline in his
dealings with with Joey. I don't think
Georgie's spoken to Joey in over a year.
Stevie hasn't talked to Joey since he
got out of prison about two years ago,
year and a half ago.
But
that everything is, you know, all all
the cards are back on the table and
everything goes out uh the window in
regards to what I reported if what Mob
Talk Radio is reporting is true. And let
me,
you know, address the elephant in the
room. Mob Talk Radio has never been a
big fan of mine. Uh I have no hard
feelings. you know, those guys or Jeff
Canari and those people over there, they
don't owe me anything. Um,
it's all, you know, all fair and loving
YouTube. Uh, I appreciate Jeff Karsi and
his team over there acknowledging that I
had, you know, broke the news that Mikey
Lance had taken over.
um and explaining that, you know, me and
him, if you believe what he's saying and
if what he says comes true, are really
the only ones that have been
on top of this.
Uh
so
I don't hold any grudges
and
you know honestly I I thought a lot of
mob talk radio
when I first became aware of it
was a propaganda arm of Joey Marino and
George Borghazi.
At some point that changed.
Um, and you can tell by the content that
they've been putting out. It went from
incredibly pro Merino to incredibly
anti- Merolino.
I think some of that is traced to a
comment that Joey made during his first
year uh being out in front in social
media and and denying that he knew M
Talk Radio and that offended them. If
I'm wrong about that, I apologize, but
I've never
jumped
behind a cosign a mob talk radio story
before. And I'll say that this is
the closest I've ever been to kind of
viewing
mob talk radio as being really in the no
being objective and not slanting
coverage. Now that the whole, you know,
Merlinino propaganda game has moved from
a small platform, which is Mob Talk
Radio, I say that respectfully, to a
much larger platform um that's connected
to Bartool Sports and has had a a much
bigger way to amplify the the Joey spin.
Um
I I don't know. I I I'm still kind of
processing all this. I don't know
exactly what to make of it, but I will
say the follow
that everybody that keeps their finger
on the pulse of this crime family
began to hear earlier this year that
there were shakeups
happening, that there were
a re there was a reshuffleling that was
on the horizon, that uh all was not
copathetic in
the leadership of the Philadelphia mafia
and that there was a
a reckoning, a kind of come to Jesus
moment
almost three years into the Joy Merino
podcasting controversy and that it was
finally being dealt with the way that
people in New York wanted it to be dealt
with.
Um,
I heard from good sources
that
Georgie
went to New York at some point this
early summer and took some meetings and
that he got blowback from those
meetings. Nothing told me that he was
put on the shelf or that uh, you know,
he was
on the outs with people just that
whatever he was going to talk about with
the Gambinos, the West Side,
that maybe he was being a little too
slick.
Uh
kind of trying to being the smartest guy
in the room,
trying to do some stuff with
one of those groups without the other
group knowing,
etc., etc. I I I don't really have
specifics other than
it it did not play well and that some
people in New York were upset with him
over whatever
maneuvering he was attempting to do and
these meetings that he took didn't go
over well and some people didn't know he
was taking them. So it was kind of
looked at or viewed as a an an endound
if you will.
And this all happened around the time
that we were all hearing that there was
a shakeup in the midst and that
Stevie Mazone was
imposing his will. Um, and we've been
saying, you know, we've been very
consistent on
Stevie being the one
very vocal,
10 toes on the line,
hardliner
uh, when it when it comes to opposing
Joey's
social media endeavor and looking at it
as something that diminishes him
diminishes the organization,
puts in jeopardy or or
potentially sacrifices
all of the literal blood, sweat, and
tears that that this group shed in their
early 30s. Now they're in their mid60s.
But uh you know to take over the crime
family, they fought a three, fouryear
war. A lot of people died. you know,
their close friend Mikey Chang, RIP to
to Mikey Chang, you know, got gunned
down on the street 30 three years ago
this week. So, it's,
you know, people died
um for them to take over that crime
family and and get a hold of uh the
historical
LCN organization in Philly, the the
storied,
you know, the hallowed halls of of
Philly LCN
were taken over by the young Marino
group and they've held it for for 30
years. Uh Stevie Mazone is on a wiretap
from 2015 telling a new group of
initiates, you know, we're we ain't no
suckers. This is this is our this is our
thing and ain't nobody taking it from
us. I mean, I'm paraphrasing. Um
so
it it's more
I think more I think it's more fragile
for Stevie. I think it's uh it means
more to Stevie.
it, the rules,
the the reputations,
the relationships with other groups,
the stuff that Joey Marino doesn't
really care about. Um, the stuff that
Georgie Borgghazi these last three years
has had to be like a trapeze artist at a
circus,
which I guess is is a is kind of an
appropriate analogy because South Philly
can sometimes be a three- ring circus,
but that tightroppe act that Georgie has
had to
produce or or or engage in in order to
keep everybody happy and not wanting to
alienate Merino because of you know,
it's been his his best friend and his
closest friend and their brothers in
arms,
but Stevie has not
subscribed to that to that same way of
approaching this. Stevie has been,
for lack of a better term, he's been
[ __ ] Joey and [ __ ] what he's trying to
do and and and [ __ ] him for all the
consequences that that we're having to
deal with because of his
desire to go be a social media star. Uh,
and he had a lot of [ __ ] dumped in his
lap while he was locked up that he could
do nothing about. And we mentioned it
earlier that, you know, last week that
Stevie took offense to the fact that
Joey launched this new phase of his life
while Stevie was locked up. I think
Steve Stevie was is of the opinion and
other people are of the opinion and that
would have never happened if Stevie was
on the street. So, you know, this could
be viewed
if what Jeff Canari and Mop Talk
Radio is reporting is true.
This could be Stevie Mazone
putting his handprint
on this organization as a boss.
and consolidating power and
removing any disscent and getting
everybody that
was kind of waffling or playing two
sides of the fence here
making sure that everybody's 10 toes on
the line
there. The last two years there been
there have been two separate Christmas
parties in in South Philly. One for
Merino guys and one for non- Marino
guys. I mean, that's where we are right
now. And there have been a lot of guys
that have wanted to be loyal to to Joey.
One of them being Mikey Lance, who's the
new boss, uh, who's been seen over at
the, uh, Cheeseest spot. Um, Marty
Angelina, Johnny Chang.
So it this has been very difficult to
navigate for them and for a crew that
they're just for decades there was never
any daylight with the
from the outside they were all hand in
hand
and I know this I sound like a broken
record and it gets redundant but it's
true. The oath that they took was to
each other. It wasn't uh well at least
until now the oath to the oath that they
took was was more to each other than to
Losanostra
um and their street corner gangster ways
in South Philly
that appears to be
falling apart right now. And what what
this thing looks like in a year from now
or two years from now,
I don't know. But I know that what came
out today
is as serious a situation. If true,
then you know
it's it's the the peril is
right in front of your very eyes. The
Titanic has hit the iceberg
and you're either getting into the
lifeboat with Stevie and New York
or you're getting in the lifeboat with
Joey and Snuff and Googs and the Wagner
brothers and Ralphie Head.
Um, and there's no nobody's staying on
the ship as it goes down. You're getting
in one you're getting in one of those
lifeboats.
So it I just the consequences here are
very real. The ripple effects to this. I
don't want to be hyperbolic.
I don't want to be,
you know, fanning the flames of war
here, but this is the kind of stuff
where
wars can be ignited.
In previous eras, people could end up
dead.
friendships could be
irreparably damaged.
Th this is uh there's a real
there's there's a situation now that I
don't think anybody ever anticipated. I
know I didn't. You have a scenario here
where this entire
crew
is,
you know, on life support.
They're in the emergency room. They're
in the intensive care unit.
If if this friendship, if this business
relationship,
the the blood ties of of Lakosa Nostra,
you know, and I don't know if they're
going to make it out. I don't know. They
could flatline.
And at the end of the day, it could just
be Stevie Mazone standing
because again, Steviey's been the most
consistent here.
And and
for the most part, everybody loves
Stevie. Stevie has
love
coast to coast definitely in all the
five families.
He's got the, you know, the hardcore
old-timers and Philly behind him.
And
you know, if if Georgie really met with
Roger Vela,
I could see that being a line
that
once you cross, you can never come back
from.
Um, and I could see Stevie
doing what is being reported was done.
And I want to once again say that what
Mob Talk Radio is reporting is not
vague. It's not speaking in
general terms. It is naming names.
And either that is incredibly reckless
or it's true.
Um,
so I I'm still again I'm still trying to
process this, but uh
this this could be the the real
beginning of the end for the Merino crew
where
there's no turning back. There's no
repairing.
You know, we've had we've seen this
group of guys get into little tiffs here
and there, and we've seen
little
factions within factions and uh guys
that were
chirping at each other or just normal
kind of, you know, friends, longtime
friends sometimes fight. Doesn't mean
they're not going to be friends anymore.
doesn't mean that they're they're not uh
still going to be closed. Sometimes they
just have a difference of opinion and
we've seen that, but we've never seen
anything like this or what's being
alleged here. So, this is uh this is
real shocking stuff. I'm going to do my
best to keep on running down leads
trying to figure out what's true, what's
rumor, what's speculation.
But the news is not just that Georgie
sheld, it's that him, his brother, and
all of their loyalists are on the shelf.
And then
this narrative has been put out
that he met with Roger Vela, which would
be
a proverbial death sentence, not
literal,
but it it could be the the difference
between
being allowed to come back
as a soldier, as a capo, as an
administrator,
or forever being exiled.
So
it it appears if what Mob Talk Radio is
reporting turns out to be accurate,
my reporting on the change in leadership
was half true in terms of there was a
change, but that it wasn't as smooth or
free of consternation
as I reported that it that it wasn't
Georgie having some come to Jesus moment
where he realized that uh you know
Stevie was right and he just wanted to
kind of step back and let and and let
Lance take a take a a swing at being the
official boss and
you know where wherever the chips fall,
he would be okay. Um,
I'm still going to stick with my initial
reporting on this that Georgie is no
longer the boss, but he's still in the
administration,
but there's questions now. And uh I I've
I I I talked to a lot of people,
a lot of people in South Philly, a lot
of people in New Jersey, a lot of people
in New York,
and they've insisted to me that Georgie
is still in the administration, that
he's still in the top three.
Is some of that spin?
Was that the case initially and then
that has somehow changed when when when
some of this other information came to
light?
I don't know. I'm not ready to
to completely
abandon what I initially reported,
but I have some questions and I and and
only time will tell and we'll see. But
it's not looking good for the Marino
crew, whether you're talking Joey or
Georgie or the people that have
uh lined up behind them during the last
two or three years and, you know, kind
of said that this is our organization.
We'll do what we want. [ __ ] New York.
[ __ ] anybody that doesn't support Joey
going off and and trying to live his
best life as a
social media persona podcaster. You
know, I'll end with
here's what I know to be true.
Joey Marino can say that he's left the
life. He's not a wise guy. There's no
mafia.
He's been, you know, targeted by rats
and feds and all uh uh, you know, on all
things that are kind of trumped up and
has been painted in a bad light unfairly
and has had to do time for things he
never did.
He He knows no other way of life.
Being a gangster,
being a wise guy
is all Joey knows. So,
I've never really bought into the he's
just a podcaster now. He's just a social
media person.
This whole last three years, he's still
trying to game the game. He's still
playing in his mind, you know,
four-dimensional, fivedimensional chess.
um he's still
rubbing elbows and doing business with
guys in the underworld. Whether or not
there have been edicts or mandates that
have come from different bosses about
being seen with him or or dining with
him or doing business with him, he he's
he's still doing what he's always done.
Uh
so there's always the possibility that
this is
a Merino tactic uh uh a game that he's
playing that you know he's
mad about
being on the outside looking in feels
betrayed by his his two closest friends
and Georgie and Stevie and that he's
pushing a lot of this negative stuff
into the
uh into the ether into the public
consumption sphere to embarrass his
friends who he feels betrayed by
and that and that none of the stuff that
we're hearing about uh Georgie is is is
true. You know, we you said that Georgie
and Joey haven't spoken in a while.
So, there's always that possibility. And
I I'll never believe that that Joy
Merino isn't
in some way, shape, or form
still in the life. Uh
this is just another way to kind of veil
it or insulate himself. I do agree with
Gene Barllo who made, I think, a very
astute
observation that Joey's hiding in front
of the cameras. He knows if he's always
on tape, people aren't going to try to
do him harm. He also knows if he aligns
with bikers and black gangsters and
Albanian gangsters and
people like that that
people that want to do them harm might
think twice because of those
affiliations.
So,
I'm I'm still kind of just in shock. I
mean, this is this is a lot to uh to
process today and I I hope you kind of
bear with me if I was a little all over
the place in this pod, but I wanted to
come on and and give my initial thoughts
on this.
Wow. That's all I can say is wow. Um
never thought I'd see it. Never thought
I'd see a day where I was saying that uh
Georgie and Stevie and Joey weren't
going to eventually walk hand in hand
into the sunset. You know, it's like the
Beatles breaking up. I mean, really,
this is like George Oringo,
John and Paul, circa 1970. You never
thought you'd see it.
And we'll uh we'll keep you updated with
what we hear. Maybe in the next couple
days I can come back on and and uh
either confirm or disisconfirm the the
reporting from Mob Talk Radio. Uh
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clubs, drug kingpins. We're doing more
urban stuff now with our dope city
series. Uh, we've got Canada on
lockdown. So, anything related to uh the
Hell's Angels or the Rudo Mob or Ryan
Wedding or Blood Family Mafia, we're on
top of all that stuff. We we we cover
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We are always going to be five, 10 steps
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we've been talking about problems within
the Merino camp
for years now.
Never at the point where
they hit the iceberg though. There was
like choppy waters and and people were
uh taking Dramamine for the uh for
seasickness, but never where
iceberg hit
boat going into the water, jump into a
lifeboat or,
you know, say goodbye. And and that's
really I think we're either there or
we're we're close to there.
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