Some of the most notorious crime bosses in the world resided in incredible million-dollar mansions, using them to escape and even dying in them. For example, Al Capone’s former mansion on Palm Island in Miami is a private residence boasting all the luxuries that the infamous gangster could want. Paul Castellano, another infamous crime boss, lived in a Staten Island mansion dubbed the “White House” until he was shot outside a New York restaurant in 1980. Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel, founder of Murder Inc, rented a luxurious mansion in California for his mistress where he was later shot to death. And Pablo Escobar, the wealthiest criminal in history, had numerous properties including a pink mansion in Miami Beach and a sprawling mansion in Tulum, Mexico, which has been transformed into a luxury hotel. Each of these homes boasts impressive features and an intriguing history.
Highly Exclusive Mafia Mansions: From “White House” Estate to £15 Million Home Where Murder Inc. Mobster Met His Fate
