US EditionNew York's Notorious 'Night-Life' Lawyer Found Dead In Car Outside Parents' Home
- Salvatore Strazzullo, known as NYC's "Night-Life Lawyer," was found dead in his car outside his parents' Brooklyn home on Saturday while facing multiple criminal cases.
- Medics pronounced Strazzullo dead at the scene, with police noting no immediate signs of criminality.
- He faced charges of stealing nearly $3.8 million and pleaded not guilty to first-degree grand larceny and other counts.
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‘Night-Life Lawyer’ Salvatore Strazzullo dead in apparent suicide in Brooklyn: sources
Salvatore Strazzullo, a prominent attorney once dubbed the city's "Night-Life Lawyer" apparently killed himself outside his parents' Brooklyn home, just a few months after his indictment in a multi-million dollar fraud scheme.
New York's Notorious 'Night-Life' Lawyer Found Dead In Car Outside Parents' Home
Salvatore Strazzullo, the New York City lawyer notorious for his colourful client roster and personal scandals, was found dead in his car outside his parents' Brooklyn home on Saturday. He was 52. The circumstances surrounding his death remain unclear, with his cause of death not yet determined, reported the NY Post. 'Night-Life Lawyer' Strazzullo, who earned the nickname "Night-Life Lawyer" given his penchant for taking on cases involving cel…
NYC's 'Night-Life Lawyer' Who Represented Celebrities in Scandalous cases Found Dead in Car, Amidst Multi-Million Dollar Fraud Scandal
Salvatore Strazzullo, known as NYC's "Night-Life Lawyer," was found dead in his car amidst multiple criminal charges for allegedly defrauding elderly clients of millions. Strazzullo, infamous for representing celebrities in scandalous cases, had recently faced accusations of running a Ponzi scheme to fund a lavish lifestyle. His death occurred with pending charges of grand larceny and fraud.
NYC’s infamous ‘Night-Life Lawyer’ Sal Strazzullo — who repped rappers like Foxy Brown with ‘underwear defense’ — found dead in car
Salvatore Strazzullo, NYC's infamous "night-life lawyer" who was facing multiple ongoing criminal cases for allegedly bilking elderly clients out of millions of dollars, was found dead in his car in front of his parents' Brooklyn home Saturday.
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