John Gotti, the Italian-American mobster, was involved in organized crime is a vivid example of how committing a crime, in the end, has no benefits for the offender. At a young age he started his crime lifestyle, in which he expanded to becoming the head boss of the Gambino crime family. To further describe Gotti, he had the ability to instill fear in everyone he came in contact with. It was widely known that tempting John Gotti would have detrimental consequences, most likely being