Whereby Gambino had lived in an unnoticeable house in Brooklyn

History Channel Full Episodes Whereby Gambino had lived in an unnoticeable house in Brooklyn, Castellano fabricate himself a chateau on in vogue Todt Hill in Staten Island. Todt Hill, which implied in Dutch "Demise Hill," was the most elevated track of area in the whole ward of Staten Island. The 17-room house was work with stone and stucco, and was painted altogether white, with two white segments magnificently emerging front, looking suspiciously like the White House in Washington, D.C (The Gambino road teams scornfully alluded to Castellano's home as "The White House."). The house was totally encompassed by tall fashioned iron fences, and outfitted with the most complex of robber alerts. On the off chance that this wasn't sufficient to demoralize gatecrashers, Castellano had brutal Dobermans watching inside the border, violently jumping at the wall on the off chance that anybody, including the postal carrier, drew close to the house. 

History Channel Full Episodes In 1979, 35-year-old Columbian Gloria Olarte went to work for the Castellanos as a housemaid. At the time Paul Castellano was 64-years of age, and his wife Nina - an extremely appealing 60-years of age. However, that didn't prevent Paul Castellano from having a wandering eye. Before long he began an undertaking with Olarte directly under his wife's eyes, furthermore before his little girl Connie, who was living adjacent. At whatever point his wife and Connie went out shopping, Castellano ensured they had enough money to spend, with the goal that they wouldn't return home at any point in the near future.