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Roberto Jordan Mr. Brown Law and Order II 28 April 2015 Richard Kuklinski Richard Kuklinski was born on April ri" of 1935. Richard was an all-American Contract Killer who was said to work with several Italian-American Mafia crime syndicates. It was said that Richard Kuklinski murdered over 200 people within a 30 year career. Richard lived two lives, the family man being one and the other being a cold blooded killer with no remorse. Richards's younger brother was a convicted rapist and murderer, his name was Joseph Kuklinski. Richards's early life consisted of an alcoholic abusive father who regularly beat his wife, and children. Richard's mother on the other hand was an extremely strict and devout catholic; she too would often beat Richard. …show more content…

He then told Kuklinski to killthat man. Without questioning why, Richard got out and walked towards the man. As Richard passed him, he turned and shot the man in the back of his head. So from there on, Richard Kuklinski was DeMeo's favorite enforcer. In December of 1986 Richard Kuklinski was caught at the age of 51 and was imprisoned for life in 1988. While being incarcerated in Trenton State Federal Penitentiary, Richard Kuklinski granted interviews with all sorts of writers, physiatrists, and criminologists to tell them how many persons he has killed. Richard has appeared in two HBO documentaries. Richard was said to be involved in the disappearance of former mobster Jimmy Hoffa. Law enforcement officials believed that Richard Kuklinski was responsible from 100 to 200 killings. In 2003 before his death Richard Kiklinski pleaded guilty to a 1980 murder of New York Police Department detective Peter Calabro and due to that he was drew another 30 years. While being in Trenton State Federal Penitentiary Richard died under mysterious circumstances on March 5th, 2006. Richard died in the secure wing of St. Francis Medical Center in Trenton, New Jersey. Because of

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