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Paolo LiCastri
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Paolo LiCastri (June 5, 1935, Castellammare del Golfo, Sicily – June 13, 1979, Flatlands, Brooklyn) was a made man, or "Man of Honor" who worked under Carlo Gambino and Carmine Galante. Illegal immigrant, Sicilian-born Pizza Connection drug trafficker, and Gambino crime family associate. Uninvolved in the actual Lufthansa heist, he was an observer from the Gambino crime family whose job was to oversee the plans and ensure the Gambinos received their $200,000 cut. His naked and bullet-riddled corpse was discovered on a burning trash heap six months after the heist.
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Paolo LiCastri (June 5, 1935, Castellammare del Golfo, Sicily – June 13, 1979, Flatlands, Brooklyn) was a made man, or "Man of Honor" who worked under Carlo Gambino and Carmine Galante. Illegal immigrant, Sicilian-born Pizza Connection drug trafficker, and Gambino crime family associate. Uninvolved in the actual Lufthansa heist, he was an observer from the Gambino crime family whose job was to oversee the plans and ensure the Gambinos received their $200,000 cut. His naked and bullet-riddled corpse was discovered on a burning trash heap six months after the heist.