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- Using Criminology to Explain the Life of John GottiA brief biography of John Gotti and an opinion supporting Merton's Strain Theory to explain his criminal exploits.
John Gotti Jr. Charged in Three Murders: Following Father's Footsteps?John Gotti Jr. Charged in Three Murders- John Gotti's Last Prison Photo: The Not-So-Dapper DonIn a recently released photo believed to be the last photo ever taken of incarcerated Mob boss John Gotti, the ravages of cancer and incarceration are clearly visible on Gott's hollow and sunken face.
- John Gotti and the Crazy Refrigerator Mechanic: The Start of the "Teflon Don" EraAfter being involved in a scuffle with two men he thought were no-name punks, Romuel Piecyk soon realized one of his assailants, John Gotti, was no laughing matter. And his desire to testify in court evaporated.
- The Day John Gotti Cheated DeathBy changing his schedule at the last minute, John Gotti avoided being blown up by a car bomb intended for him and his underboss, Frank DeCicco
- The Day John Gotti Got Beat!Serving a life sentence at the Marion Federal Penitentiary in Illinois, John Gotti was assaulted by a fellow inmate, who he then tried to have killed by offering a murder contract to the Aryan Brotherhood prison gang.
- The Story of the John GottiThis is one of the stories of John Gotti. This is told more from a pro Gotti perspective. There are some inaccuracies in it, but it does give a good account of some of the things that happen.
Sammy "The Bull" Gravano's Deal of a LifetimeA trusted ally and close confidante of mafia boss John Gotti, Gravano defected and became a cooperating witness for the government in their prosecution of Gotti and the Gambino Crime Family.
Remembering the Dapper Don: John Gottia low-level hood who became the boss of one of New York's most powerful organized crime families, John Gotti spent the last decade of his life in a maximum security prison serving multiple life terms.
Peter Gotti's Conviction UpheldPeter Gotti's sentence is upheld by the Federal Appeals Court.