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Gregory DePalma
Gregory J. DePalma (April 24, 1932〔(Gregory J. DePalma ) at tributes.com〕 - November 18, 2009, Butner, North Carolina) was an acting capo in the Gambino crime family who was responsible for introducing an undercover Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agent in his crew.
==Celebrity life==
In the 1970s, DePalma became friends with numerous celebrities after he built the Westchester Premiere Theatre in Tarrytown, New York. These friends included singers Liza Minnelli and Dean Martin, and baseball player Willie Mays, with whom DePalma frequently played golf. However, DePalma's most prestigious friend was singer Frank Sinatra. In 1976, DePalma appeared in a famous group picture at the Theatre with Sinatra, then Gambino boss Carlo Gambino, future boss Paul Castellano, and other Gambino mobsters. As soon as the theatre opened, DePalma started looting its cash and other assets. In 1977, DePalma became a made man in the Gambino crime family.
On June 6, 1978, DePalma was indicted on state charges regarding the theatre's financial collapse. However, the first trial ended in a hung jury. Later in 1979, before the second trial, DePalma pleaded guilty bankruptcy fraud; one piece of evidence that helped the prosecution case was the picture with Sinatra.〔("Gregory DePalma Revisited - Part 1" ) Rick Pourelle's American Mafia.com August 12, 2002〕〔("Greg DiPalma, pal of Sinatra and Willie Mays, dies in prison" ) by Jerry Capeci The Huffington Post November 30, 2009〕 DePalma was sentenced to four years in prison. In the 1990s, DePalma was named a caporegime (captain).〔 According to the FBI, he also visited imprisoned boss John Gotti while Gotti was incarcerated in 2001.
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