Vito Borelli, a male from Manhattan, New York, moved in the dangerous orbit of New York’s Mafia world and into the private life of Gambino boss Paul Castellano through a relationship with Castellano’s daughter, Constance. What began as a romance curdled into something fatal after Borelli was said to have made disparaging remarks about Castellano—most famously a comparison that mocked Castellano’s appearance by likening him to chicken magnate and commercial pitchman Frank Perdue. In that
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