No pension, no medical benefits, no prescription plan. When you're a mob boss, retirement is usually achieved only via death -- and consists more of a bronze casket than a golden parachute. So it's no surprise that law enforcement officials remain skeptical about John A. "Junior" Gotti's claim in a recent racketeering case that he did what his relatives could not: quit the Gambino crime family. "I just want to do my time, go home and go fishing," Gotti said.
September 27, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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No pension, no medical benefits, no prescription plan. When you’re a mob boss, retirement is more bronze casket than golden parachute.
Since the 1930s ascension of the Mafia, its leaders have departed “The Life” almost exclusively through their deaths.
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