Paul Castellano's Marriage With Nina Was Much Nastier Than You Thought

Paul Castellano's Marriage With Nina Was Much Nastier Than You Thought In 1937. Brooklyn. The son of a Sicilian butcher married his childhood sweetheart. Mafia stories always like the image of the powerful boss beside the loyal wife for half a century. But look inside the mansion on Staten Island. 17 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, and the 35-year-old Colombian maid that the wife herself hired. He was 64. He courted her with a mini computer, messaging in Spanish. At 70, he underwent surgery to implant a device in his body because of her. The FBI planted a bug in the kitchen and heard everything. After 46 years, the wife left her own house. The maid stayed. On the evening of December 16, 1985, six bullets outside Sparks Steak House ended the boss. The maid disappeared with 18,000 dollars and a porcelain clown. The wife lived another 14 years in silence. Find a Grave wraps her life in two lines: wife of the late boss Paul Castellano. Everything began at the butcher shop in Brooklyn.