Forty years ago today, December 16th, 1985, Paul “Big Paul” Castellano was shot and k*lled in front of Sparks Steak House in Manhattan. It sent shockwaves through New York and through every crime family, and I remember it like it was yesterday because I was deeply entrenched in that life – and three days later I was indicted on a major racketeering case myself. In this sit down, I walk you through what that hit meant to us on the street, what we really thought about Castellano as a boss, how Joh

Constance Watcho’s family knew something wasn’t right. They searched the streets of Brisbane, looking for any sign of her. Yet even after the discovery of her body in 2018, Constance's death is an unsolved case and her family are no closer to getting answers. Constance’s family has given Four Corners permission to share her photo. And a warning, this video contains some distressing details. | Four Corners

The things this house has seen 👀 The gaudy Staten Island mansion that was built for Gambino crime family boss Paul "Big Paul" Castellano has been taken off the market—one year after it was listed for the extraordinary price of $18 million. Step inside: https://rltor.cm/JEWV0N | Realtor.com

Paul Castellano's $16.8 Million Staten Island Estate The infamous Paul Castellano, former boss of the Gambino crime family, owned this stunning estate on exclusive Todt Hill, Staten Island, New York. Hidden behind private gates, this world-renowned estate sprawls over 1 3/4 acres of pristinely manicured grounds, offering unobstructed views of the Verrazano Bridge. This entertainer's dream home boasts extraordinary resort-like amenities, including a state-of-the-art home theater room, gym, sauna,