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'''Marion Anthony "Fat Tony" D'Amico''', also known as '''William Williams''' or, more commonly, '''"Fat Tony"''', was the Capo of the [[Springfield Mafia]]. He has been behind several of Springfield's criminal enterprises. His rackets include illegal gambling, cigarette smuggling, and bootlegging. He has also been seen bribing and making secret deals with [[Mayor Quimby]].  
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'''Shelbyville''' is a town on the outskirts of [[Springfield]]. They are treated as twin cities, though there is an intense rivalry between the two, dating back to their founders. Shelbyville is to the west of Springfield.
  
Fat Tony also has a teenage son, [[Michael D'Amico|Michael]], whom he drives to school. He is a widower and refers to his wife's death by saying "She was whacked by natural causes." Fat Tony and his associates meet in his private bar, known as the [[Legitimate Businessman's Social Club]].
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The city of Shelbyville was founded by [[Shelbyville Manhattan]] in 1796, who held the belief that people should be allowed to marry their cousins, a practice fellow explorer and founder of Springfield [[Jebediah Springfield]] disallowed. As a result of this disagreement, the two founders and their party split into separate groups, and went their own ways; since that time, the populaces of Springfield and Shelbyville have held a strong rivalry. The feud continues til this day, with a group of Shelbyville kids stealing the [[Springfield Lemon Tree]].
  
Fat Tony died of a heart attack after [[Homer]] betrayed him while working undercover for the FBI.
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Shelbyville is a town on the outskirts of Springfield. They are treated as twin cities, though there is an intense rivalry between the two, dating back to their founders. Shelbyville is to the west of Springfield.

The city of Shelbyville was founded by Shelbyville Manhattan in 1796, who held the belief that people should be allowed to marry their cousins, a practice fellow explorer and founder of Springfield Jebediah Springfield disallowed. As a result of this disagreement, the two founders and their party split into separate groups, and went their own ways; since that time, the populaces of Springfield and Shelbyville have held a strong rivalry. The feud continues til this day, with a group of Shelbyville kids stealing the Springfield Lemon Tree.

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