Tommy Vercetti “The Harwood Butcher” ( 1971 )

Tommy Vercetti, born in Liberty City in 1951, sought to follow his father's path but ended up living a different life. In 1970, he joined the Ferelli crime family and relies on his friend Sunny Ferelli for jobs that provide him with income amidst the struggles of American life. When tasked by Sunny to pick up his girlfriend, Tommy tragically reports her death at the hands of Leon's gang. This revelation infuriates Sunny as he warns Tommy about not underestimating him.

The plan is to force Salvatore Leon to apologize, as tensions escalate towards war. A surprise attack on the Leones is being organized in response to Forelli's crew targeting them. This retaliation aims to demonstrate the consequences of crossing Salvatore Leon and his associates.

The mission involves a strategic assault on the St. Marx Bistro, with an emphasis on eliminating all obstacles and specifically targeting Sunny Flli. The element of surprise is crucial for success, as enemies will not anticipate this move. A sense of determination underscores the approach to ensure that no one stands in the way.

A character named Leon is informed about a potential threat to their operations from an individual who knows too much and may be cooperating with the authorities. Sunny instructs Leon to eliminate this risk by confronting the person alone at a junkyard in Harwood, where he will be caught off guard. As Leon prepares for action, law enforcement intervenes unexpectedly, surrounding him and demanding compliance.

Fifteen years after his incarceration, Tommy Vietti's release raises concerns in the community. Many believed he would never be let out, and now that he's free, people are anxious about his presence. As he walks through familiar streets again, memories of past events resurface for those who remember him. This rekindling of old fears could negatively impact local businesses as residents grapple with their feelings towards him.