He didn't get the nickname Vinny Gorgeous for nothing. The accused mob boss and former beauty salon owner was ruffled when he ran out of fresh dress shirts to wear at his murder trial, so the trial judge offered one from his closet. "I'm not sure if it's color-coordinated," said Judge Nicholas Garaufis, who came through with a blue shirt and yellow tie that he keeps on hand for just such occasions. Vinny Gorgeous, whose real name is Vincent Basciano, gave the ensemble high praise.
July 23, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
He didn’t get the nickname Vinny Gorgeous for nothing.
The accused mob boss and former beauty salon owner was ruffled when he ran out of fresh dress shirts to wear at his murder trial, so the trial judge offered one from his closet.
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