NPR's Scott Simon speaks with Joseph Profaci, the realtor who is selling the house. Go ahead - make the owner an offer he can't refuse. Leave the gun, take the cannoli. The mansion featured in the ...

Connie Profaci is married to the son of “olive-oil king” Joe Profaci, the founder of one of New York’s five crime families, according to a book and family members. Marlon Brando’s ...

The Corleones are also part of the Five Families and Don Vito Corleone himself is a composite of real-life mobsters Frank Costello, Carlo Gambino, and Joe Profaci. Don Corleone, in the book and ...

Joe Profaci, Gaetano (Tommy) Gagliano and Vincent Mangano. 1935 – Frank Costello, real name Francesco Castiglia, takes over after Luciano is jailed for running a prostitution ring and underboss ...

The likes of Joseph Profaci, Joe Colombo, John Dioguardi and most recently, John Gotti, share a resting place here. Families of the deceased mobsters often choose to have their loved ones buried ...

Profaci was one of only 304 to earn the recruiting award and one of 3,728 to receive the Jack Phelan Award. The firm has more than 12,000 financial advisers. Need a break?

He soon became an enforcer in the Profaci crime family, later forming his own crew which included his brothers Larry and Albert. In 1957, Joe Profaci allegedly asked Gallo and his crew to murder ...