Joe "Pegleg" Morgan (10 April 1929 – 9 November 1993) is most notable for being a member of the Mexican Mafia; he eventually became the Godfather of the prison gang. He played a very instrumental part in the organizing and legitimizing of the Mexican Mafia. He had only one leg...

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At least one alleged Mexican Mafia leader, Joe Morgan, wants to settle his differences with Olmos in court.

The book also provides at least one chapter of historical background for 'M', discussing the influence of 1st and 2nd generation "Emeros" such as Cheyenne Cadena and Joe Morgan. ... "The Mexican Mafia",

The Mexican Mafia; ... The book also provides at least one chapter of historical background for 'M', discussing the influence of 1st and 2nd generation "Emeros" such as Cheyenne Cadena and Joe Morgan.

HISTORY OF THE MEXICAN MAFIA PRISON GANG ... A member who was an exception to the Hispanic race and ethnicity was Joe Morgan.

The supposed original members-leaders of the group were: Joe 'Pegleg' Morgan (sometimes called Papa Joe) In the movie "American Me" By Edward James Olmos, the charcater J.D. represented "Joe Morgan"

Mexican Mafia members are mostly Americans. Most, though surprisingly not all, are of Mexican heritage. The Mexican Mafia was cofounded by an American, Joe Morgan whos mother was Croatian.

Sureños are controlled and influenced by the Mexican Mafia, ... Joe “Pegleg” Morgan (sometimes called Papa Joe) who was of Croatian descent, did not join “La eMe” until years later and rose

Rizzi was friends with Mexican Mafia boss Joe Morgan. A seasoned hitman, Fratianno became a goverment witness when he began to suspect that Rizzi was trying to set him up.