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GOTTI EX MARRIES TERROR PRINCESS
Perry Chiaramonte and Stefanie Cohen
The New York Post
July 14, 2008 Monday
Carmine Agnello has a thing for dangerous women - or at least dangerous
fathers-in-law.
The man who married and divorced Victoria Gotti, daughter of the late
"Dapper Don" John Gotti, has a new bride - the daughter of a terrorist,
The Post has learned.
Agnello, 48, quietly married the beautiful, raven-haired daughter
of Mourad "Moose" Topalian, a former leader in the world of Armenian
terrorism.
Agnello, nicknamed "The Bull," wed Danielle Vangar, nee Topalian,
on Feb. 19, according to court documents obtained by The Post.
The lovebirds met about five years ago while Danielle, 35, was visiting
her father in the same Ohio federal pen where Agnello was doing time
on racketeering and tax-evasion raps.
Topalian was convicted of weapons and explosives possession after
authorities in 1996 found a locker filled with more than 100 pounds of
dynamite and a cache of guns that they traced back to the high-profile
Armenian nationalist from Cleveland.
The feds claim Topalian helped plot the 1980 car bombing of the Turkish
Mission to the United Nations in New York, which badly injured three
passers-by.
He has maintained his innocence, saying in published reports that he
copped a plea only to keep his family from the ordeal of a trial.
But a source told The Post that Topalian was the leader of a militant
Armenian terrorist group dedicated to avenging his people's genocide
at the hands of Ottoman Turks in 1915.
His daughter and Agnello are now the picture of suburban bliss,
living in a trim white colonial at the end of a cul-de-sac in the
posh Cleveland suburb of Bentleyville.
Agnello has even opened a new business, Charity Towing, which hauls
vehicles donated to nonprofit groups.
But while he's busy playing house with his new bride, Agnello's three
sons by Victoria - Carmine, John and Frank - weren't even told about
the nuptials, said his ex-wife, Victoria Gotti.
"I wish him the best," said Victoria, 46, when The Post broke the
news to her. "But I can't believe he didn't tell the kids himself."
She said Agnello, who is still on supervised release, has only visited
the three boys once since he's been out of jail.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Perry Chiaramonte and Stefanie Cohen
The New York Post
July 14, 2008 Monday
Carmine Agnello has a thing for dangerous women - or at least dangerous
fathers-in-law.
The man who married and divorced Victoria Gotti, daughter of the late
"Dapper Don" John Gotti, has a new bride - the daughter of a terrorist,
The Post has learned.
Agnello, 48, quietly married the beautiful, raven-haired daughter
of Mourad "Moose" Topalian, a former leader in the world of Armenian
terrorism.
Agnello, nicknamed "The Bull," wed Danielle Vangar, nee Topalian,
on Feb. 19, according to court documents obtained by The Post.
The lovebirds met about five years ago while Danielle, 35, was visiting
her father in the same Ohio federal pen where Agnello was doing time
on racketeering and tax-evasion raps.
Topalian was convicted of weapons and explosives possession after
authorities in 1996 found a locker filled with more than 100 pounds of
dynamite and a cache of guns that they traced back to the high-profile
Armenian nationalist from Cleveland.
The feds claim Topalian helped plot the 1980 car bombing of the Turkish
Mission to the United Nations in New York, which badly injured three
passers-by.
He has maintained his innocence, saying in published reports that he
copped a plea only to keep his family from the ordeal of a trial.
But a source told The Post that Topalian was the leader of a militant
Armenian terrorist group dedicated to avenging his people's genocide
at the hands of Ottoman Turks in 1915.
His daughter and Agnello are now the picture of suburban bliss,
living in a trim white colonial at the end of a cul-de-sac in the
posh Cleveland suburb of Bentleyville.
Agnello has even opened a new business, Charity Towing, which hauls
vehicles donated to nonprofit groups.
But while he's busy playing house with his new bride, Agnello's three
sons by Victoria - Carmine, John and Frank - weren't even told about
the nuptials, said his ex-wife, Victoria Gotti.
"I wish him the best," said Victoria, 46, when The Post broke the
news to her. "But I can't believe he didn't tell the kids himself."
She said Agnello, who is still on supervised release, has only visited
the three boys once since he's been out of jail.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress