ed from prison at age 87 — before he dies behind bars like Gotti did. In a 2-1 ruling last week, the Court, without deciding whether an affidavit Gravano submitted on behalf of Locascio is true, granted his request to file "a successive" habeas corpus motion known as a "2255 motion" based on newly di

ll) Gravano may soon retake the stage back in Brooklyn. Some 28 years after he became the first underboss to take the stand against his Mafia boss, Gravano is set to do it again before the same Brooklyn Federal Court Judge who heard his testimony the first time in the so-called mob trial of the centur

ging new videotaped interview even weighs in on some of the conspiracy theories surrounding pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's death. "I was in 9 South," Gravano, aka "Sammy the Bull," said in the YouTube chat, referring to the wing at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan where he spent time hole