whacks Cutler, they will forgive him. Robson has sex with Cutler one last time then hangs Cutler, making it look like a suicide. Pancamo is then approached by Redding, who asks him to stop any attempt by the Homeboys to deal drugs so they will be forced back to work as telemarketers. Pancamo gladly does so and has one of Poet's drug connections outside of prison killed. Pancamo then sees a new inmate selling hash brownies in the cafeteria. The Sicilians corner him and kill him with hot steam from a pipe inside the storage room. In the end, the Sicilians have a monopoly over the drug trade, with the Homeboys working as telemarketers and the Latinos leaderless after Morales is killed in the infirmary. In the meantime, a gay nightclub owner named Alonzo Torquemada is sent to Oz and sells designer drugs called D-Tabs. Torquemada approaches Pancamo with an offer he can't refuse - A partnership using his connection through Pancamo's nephew, Angelo as a reference. Pancamo accepts and to celebrate their new partnership, Torquemada gives Pancamo some free D-Tabs for him to pass among the Sicilians. The last we see of the Sicilians is of them sitting in the cafeteria, completed stoned out of their greasy, pompadour minds. Fuhgettaboutit. Murders committed Unknown woman - Thrown in the water by Pancamo, then got 35 years in Oz in 1997. Peter Schibetta - Murdered by the Sicilians via manipulation of Ryan O'Reily. Stanley Bukowski - Murdered by the Sicilians, for selling ganja brownies in Emerald City and to stop Poet & Reggie Rawls from dealing drugs. References External links Official character biography at Oz website Oz (TV series) characters Fictional murderers Fictional gangsters Fictional crime bosses Fictional Italian American people Fictional drug dealers Fictional boxers Fictional underbosses Fictional capos