Cocky Robinson

Alfio Scorticcini was born in 1903 and was raised in New York City as a part of the Scorticcini crime family. In 1930 at age 27, Alfio systematically killed all eight of his father's lieutenants and any other close allies of the family. In December of that year, Alfio killed his own father and staged his death. Forged in his father's handwriting was a note leaving the entire crime family to one "Cocky Robinson".

Being that everyone who knew Alfio's face was dead, Alfio could successfully operate the family under the guise of Cocky Robinson. In 1932 the Commission refused to recognize Robinson as the true heir to the Scorticcini family. Knowing he could not expose his secret, Cocky kept up the lie that Alfio was dead, and instead accepted the Commission's ruling.

The Scorticcini crime family died out and turned into "La Cosa Nostra", the mafia-esque organization led by Cocky Robinson that would last over 60 years.

Over this time Cocky recruited Cockeye Vivo D'Aire, a pure-blooded Italian like himself. The two spent their lives building "La Cosa Nostra" into the most successful crime organization in the East. In 1970 Cocky recruited Tommy Tommygun as an enforcer. Vivo favored Tommy, enjoying his headstrong and eager spirit alongside his violent nature. Cocky saw this as a liability, however, and thus began the division between Cocky and Vivo.

Cocky began to find less and less men he could trust in his own organization, and eventually had to rely on his 15 year old son, Johnny. But as Johnny befriended the other mobsters' children, Cocky found himself all alone. In 1995 things boiled over; Vivo and Tommy held Cocky at gunpoint and threatened to kill him if he didn't leave "La Cosa Nostra" to them. Cocky knew that no matter what he did, they'd kill him anyway - it was the same thing he did to his own father.

Vivo D'Aire shot Cocky dead in 1995.