ANN REGINIO,76, QUEEN OF AMERICAN MAFIAS AND MAJOR DRUG LORD, MURDERED IN NEW YORK CITY
Ann Reginio was found in her mansion in upscale New York City lifeless yesterday morning by her bedroom window. According to police officials this may be a revenge killing incident towards New York's most powerful female mobster. Her death can be a cause of assasination due to jealousy or extreme power fighting to be in her position.
Ms. Reginio is a widow to Roberto Luciano, who is the late grandson of Sicilian-American mobster and mastermind of international heroine trade, Charles "Lucky" Luciano.
Her rise to power began after Roberto Luciano, the Capo del Capi of the Buffalo Mafia Family, died of lung cancer on May 15, 2045. Ms. Reginio left with no options, had no choice but to take over the work of her deceased husband.
Ms. Reginio was founder of America's biggest, well-organized criminal empire that took over 50% of the North American continent. She created a hierarchy and eventually became the chair of the "Commission" which are leaders of the most powerful Mafia families nationwide. The Commission is a representative body serving as national legislature and supreme court of the Mafia network.
The Buffalo Mafia Family takes responsibility of illegal gambling, loansharking rackets, heroine trafficking, bootlegging, forging alliance with non-mafia groups, prostitution, and infaltration of labor unions.
One of Ms. Reginio's specialties is her narcotic trade with Asian sources and criminal operations that span the globe all throughout different nations. Despite all the accusations, she stresses the loyalty to her family members and never once before was she indicted of a crime.
Ms. Reginio 76, is survived by three sons: Armando Reginio, Hector Reginio, and Elizer Reginio; 12 grandchildren; and two granddaughters.
Viewing services will take place at her very own , " Heaven's Gates Memorial Park," in upscale Long Island from Monday through Friday 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Her funeral service will be on Saturday, December 10th at 9:00 a.m.
Ann Reginio was found in her mansion in upscale New York City lifeless yesterday morning by her bedroom window. According to police officials this may be a revenge killing incident towards New York's most powerful female mobster. Her death can be a cause of assasination due to jealousy or extreme power fighting to be in her position.
Ms. Reginio is a widow to Roberto Luciano, who is the late grandson of Sicilian-American mobster and mastermind of international heroine trade, Charles "Lucky" Luciano.
Her rise to power began after Roberto Luciano, the Capo del Capi of the Buffalo Mafia Family, died of lung cancer on May 15, 2045. Ms. Reginio left with no options, had no choice but to take over the work of her deceased husband.
Ms. Reginio was founder of America's biggest, well-organized criminal empire that took over 50% of the North American continent. She created a hierarchy and eventually became the chair of the "Commission" which are leaders of the most powerful Mafia families nationwide. The Commission is a representative body serving as national legislature and supreme court of the Mafia network.
The Buffalo Mafia Family takes responsibility of illegal gambling, loansharking rackets, heroine trafficking, bootlegging, forging alliance with non-mafia groups, prostitution, and infaltration of labor unions.
One of Ms. Reginio's specialties is her narcotic trade with Asian sources and criminal operations that span the globe all throughout different nations. Despite all the accusations, she stresses the loyalty to her family members and never once before was she indicted of a crime.
Ms. Reginio 76, is survived by three sons: Armando Reginio, Hector Reginio, and Elizer Reginio; 12 grandchildren; and two granddaughters.
Viewing services will take place at her very own , " Heaven's Gates Memorial Park," in upscale Long Island from Monday through Friday 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Her funeral service will be on Saturday, December 10th at 9:00 a.m.
ANN REGINIOJUNE 15, 1984- DECEMBER 2, 2060
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1 comment:
You've certainly imagined a wild life! The "attitude" photo is a perfect finishing touch!
However, you need to focus on tightening up your writing and proofreading:
P1 - tighten it up, eliminate unnecessary words:
Ann Reginio, New York's most powerful female mobster, was found lifeless in her mansion in upscale New York City yesterday morning.... Police suspect it was a revenge killing, perhaps due to jealousy or a power grab.
...infaltration [sp] of labor unions.
No "th" on dates: Dec. 10
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