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Vincent Asaro obituary

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An reputed Bonanno crime family capo who was previously connected to the legendary Lufthansa theft at JFK airport that was portrayed in the film “Goodfellas” has passed away three years after being released from jail due to health issues.

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In the 1978 airport heist, over $6 million was taken by a group of mobster suspects, including 86-year-old Vincent Asaro. He was cleared of charges in 2015, only to be sentenced to prison for an unrelated case of road rage arson.

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In 2020, the ill capo who had experienced a stroke while incarcerated was given compassionate parole due to concerns that he would be susceptible to the COVID-19 virus. Valenti, who might have spent up to 20 years in prison, was spared that punishment in exchange for helping the government.

Vincent Asaro obituary

The funeral arrangements for Vincent Asaro will be disclosed by his family. At the proper time, the deceased’s family and close friends will submit information on the obituary, funeral, and life celebration. We’ll do our best to keep you updated on their progress.

Beyond his reputation as a mobster, Asaro was adored by his family as the patriarch. When someone goes away, those closest to them don’t tend to remember them for their criminal notoriety. A person is instead defined by their interpersonal relationships, common experiences, and familial ties.

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    G. Fitzgibbons

    Good luck in the afterlife, you probably died Pist.

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