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Henry Tomasino

A made man caught between families.

Henry Tomasino

Henry Tomasino is a character in the 2010 video game Mafia II.

Role
Senior Associate / Caporegime (implied)
Affiliation
Salieri Crime Family
First appears
Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven (2002)
Status
Deceased (killed in the game's narrative)

Lore & Background

Henry Tomasino is a Clemente made man who works with Vito Scaletta and Joe Barbaro. After the assassination of Don Clemente, Henry seeks new employment through Vito and is ordered to kill Leo Galante to prove himself. Although Vito warns Leo and helps him leave the city, Eddie Scarpa brings Henry into the Falcone organization. Later, Henry is publicly murdered by the Triads during a meeting with Vito and Joe.

In Their Own Story

The rain fell in sheets over Lost Heaven, washing the blood from the cobblestones near the docks. Henry Tomasino stood over a crumpled body, his fedora dripping, his expression unreadable. 'He talked,' he said flatly, wiping his hands with a handkerchief. 'Now we know who's been skimming from the shipments.' Tommy Angelo watched from the shadows, learning. Henry never raised his voice, never showed fear. That was his power—the quiet certainty that made men like Don Salieri trust him with their lives. Later that night, in the back of a speakeasy, Henry would share a whiskey and a rare smile. 'This life, it's about loyalty, Tommy. Not just to the family, but to the men beside you.' He didn't know then that his own loyalty would be his undoing—a bullet in a dark alley, with no chance for Tommy to save him.

Reader's Guide

Henry Tomasino appears as a supporting character in the main storyline of Mafia II. He is involved in missions with Vito and Joe, and his death triggers a retaliatory mission against the Triads.

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