Casso Died on Tuesday

[Nicholas]

Per the BOP inmate locator:

https://www.bop.gov/inmateloc/

ID Number: 16802-050

[Gabagool718]

Well he wanted out didn’t he ? Now he gets to spend Christmas in hell

[SonnyBlackstein]

Per the BOP inmate locator

Great pick up

Doubt there’ll be many tears shed.

[AntComello]

Well he wanted out didn’t he ? Now he gets to spend Christmas in hell

Took the words right out of my mouth

[JohnnyS]

Good news.

[Lefty_Ruggiero]

He got a one-way ticket to hell.

[Hired_Goonz]

Finally some good news out of 2020! Hope he suffered!

[Mustangsally]

I hope he felt like the kid he buried alive

[Rocco]

Gonna be very warm where he is going.

[baldo]

Big news. Surprised not more coverage.

[AlexfromSouth]

I think his age is off. He was born 1940.

[chin_gigante]

I think his age is off. He was born 1940.

BOP ages are usually pretty accurate. A NYPD report for the 25 Years After Valachi senate hearings in 1988 listed his date of birth as May 21 1940. Then the Philip Carlo book has his date of birth as May 21 1942.

[dave]

Big news. Surprised not more coverage.

NY Daily News just reported it.

[Amershire_Ed]

I feel pretty confident saying that had Casso been born and grew up where organized crime isn’t a part of daily life, say Charlotte or Raleigh, he *still* woulda wound up a deranged serial killer. The guy clearly had several screws loose. In his 60 Min interview, he broke down crying when he talked about his family, and Ed Bradley was like “I see you get emotional when you talk about your family. Have you ever thought about the families of all the people you hurt or killed?”......and you could tell the concept just didn’t register with them. He was just like “well I didn’t know them”, as if you have to personally know someone to feel the most basic elemental emotions of being a human.

[Ozgoz]

I feel pretty confident saying that had Casso been born and grew up where organized crime isn’t a part of daily life, say Charlotte or Raleigh, he *still* woulda wound up a deranged serial killer. The guy clearly had several screws loose. In his 60 Min interview, he broke down crying when he talked about his family, and Ed Bradley was like “I see you get emotional when you talk about your family. Have you ever thought about the families of all the people you hurt or killed?”......and you could tell the concept just didn’t register with them. He was just like “well I didn’t know them”, as if you have to personally know someone to feel the most basic elemental emotions of being a human.

Definitely. You see this all the time with interviews with serial killers. They just don’t have that part of the brain functioning.