Mafia cop Louis Eppolito, who along with his partner Stephen Caracappa helped whack several men for the Lucchese crime family, died in federal prison Sunday, law-enforcement sources told the Post ...

Eppolito – sporting a sprawling white mustache – turned red as Perlman spoke, while a scowling, unshaven Caracappa betrayed no reaction. Eppolito, the son of a mobster, was sentenced to life ...

Former NYPD detective Louis Eppolito, one of the deadly duo known ... Eppolito and another ex-NYPD detective, Stephen Caracappa, were convicted in 2006 of taking large payoffs from acting ...

Eppolito’s lawyer Joseph Bondy disagreed and said outside court that he intends to put Casso on the witness stand at a hearing in June. Caracappa, 70, was on the line from the federal ...

Louis Eppolito and Stephen Caracappa, two highly decorated former detectives, were indicted last month for the murders of eight people on the orders of a vicious mob boss, who is now in jail.

The story of notorious “Mob Cops” Stephen Caracappa and Louis Eppolito — decorated NYPD detectives who secretly moonlighted as Mafia hitmen — may be heading to television as a true crime ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Louis Eppolito ... along with his colleague and former Great Kills resident Stephen Caracappa. Frances Ann Eppolito, his wife, told multiple news outlets her husband ...

Eppolito was convicted of helping to orchestrate eight mob killings roughly between 1986-1990 along with his partner Stephen Caracappa. Eppolito and Caracappa also passed on information about ...

Now, two months after Louis Eppolito and Stephen Caracappa were convicted of eight slayings, the former cops are charging that their lawyers botched the case — and asking a federal judge to ...

New York City's law department also confirmed the deal. The family sued in 2006 after Louis Eppolito and Stephen Caracappa were convicted in the so-called "Mafia cops" case. Authorities accused ...

A JURY CONVICTED defendants, former New York City police detectives, of murder for organized crime. Despite trial evidence “overwhelmingly establish[ing] the defendants’ participation in a ...