John Gotti

Sammy "The Bull" Gravano revealed a personal affection he had for John Gotti, the Mob Godfather, which later turned into animosity during their time in prison.

Sammy 'The Bull' Gravano discusses his shift from affection for John Gotti to hatred after Gotti allegedly used wiretap tapes against him. Gravano's cooperation with authorities led to Gotti's conviction, while associate Lewis Kasman described hiding millions linked to the Gambino family's financial operations.

The grandson of John Gotti was arrested for alleged domestic assault. The arrest occurred weeks before he was scheduled to surrender to federal prison after being convicted of a fraud case related to the pandemic.

The grandson of mob boss John Gotti was arrested in an alleged domestic assault case. The arrest occurred weeks before he was scheduled to surrender to federal prison following a conviction for COVID-related fraud.

The grandson of mob boss John Gotti was arrested in an alleged domestic assault case. The arrest occurred weeks before he was scheduled to surrender to federal prison following a conviction for COVID-related fraud.

Carmine Gotti Agnello, the grandson of John Gotti, allegedly assaulted his girlfriend in a jealous rage at his Long Island home days before he was scheduled to begin a 15-month prison sentence for stealing $1.1 million in COVID relief funds. He faces charges including third-degree assault and criminal mischief, and tried to delay his prison reporting by citing a plan to donate a kidney to his mother, Victoria Gotti.

The grandson of mob boss John Gotti was arrested in an alleged domestic assault case. The arrest occurred weeks before he was scheduled to surrender for a federal prison sentence following a conviction for COVID-related fraud.

Lewis Kasman, a close associate of John Gotti, revealed he stored $6-10 million in cash in his attic toy chest while working with the Gambino crime family. He described his role as Gotti's trusted advisor and companion, highlighting their close relationship and the family's annual earnings exceeding $100 million.

Fox Nation's special 'Gotti's Guy' explores the rise and fall of John Gotti, the 'Teflon Don' who led the Gambino crime family. Gotti's right-hand man, Lewis Kasman, recounts his close ties to the mob boss, including Gotti's 1992 conviction and life imprisonment after federal prosecutors dismantled the Gambino family's leadership.

The grandson of Gambino crime boss John Gotti pleaded guilty to wire fraud after diverting $420,000 in stolen pandemic relief funds into cryptocurrency. The case highlights the misuse of public relief money and ties to organized crime.