Gordon O'Brien
American mobster
About Gordon O'Brien
Lived 1947 – 2008 (aged 60–61). Gordon O'Brien was an Irish.
Gordon O'Brien (–2008) was a Taunton mobster and associate for the Patriarca crime family. Long a presence in southern New England's underworld, O'Brien had extensive contacts with the Patriarcas in Federal Hill and, with Kevin Hanrahan, helped Fall River mobster Timothy J. Mello make connections with the Patriarcas. As early as 1990, O'Brien was under surveillance by federal agents where he was observed with Mello at a 1990 meeting with "Cadillac" Frank Salemme regarding illegal gambling.
In August 1990, O'Brien was arrested with Salemme, Mello and freelance contract killer William Anthony in a plot to kidnap Patriarca bookmaker Blaise Marfeo outside his restaurant, Adesso, on the East Side of Providence, Rhode Island.
In April 1991, Taunton Police raided the apartment of professional gambler Howard J. Ferrini whom Bristol County authorities believed had been hiding O'Brien. However, while Ferrini was taken into custody, police failed to find evidence O'Brien had been living there.
O'Brien was serving a state prison sentence for smuggling heroin to Martha's Vineyard until he was granted parole in 2008. He died several months after being released.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Gordon O'Brien?
American mobster
When was Gordon O'Brien born?
Gordon O'Brien was born in 1947.
When did Gordon O'Brien die?
Gordon O'Brien died in 2008.
What nationality was Gordon O'Brien?
Gordon O'Brien was Irish.
Sources & further reading
· DBpedia: Gordon O'Brien (mobster)
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Gordon O'Brien. https://biography.guide/gordon-o-brien-1947/
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