Jon Gravelli

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Character

Jon Gravelli
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Appearances	[[Appearance::Grand Theft Auto IV The Ballad of Gay Tony (Mentioned Online)]]
Full Name	Jon Gravelli
Gender	Gender::Male
Date of Birth	1923
Place of Birth	Meadow Hills, Liberty City
Date of Death	[[|2008 (age 85)]]
Age at Death
Nationality	[[Italian American|Italian American]]
Home	Liberty City
Family	Jon Gravelli, Jr. (Son) Sonny Cangelosi (Uncle,deceased)
Main Affiliations	Gambetti Family The Commission Jon Gravelli, Jr. U.L. Paper Niko Bellic
Voiced by	Madison Arnold
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Jon Gravelli was an old school and well connected Mafia boss in Grand Theft Auto IV. He took charge of the Gambetti Family in 1978 after the death of Sonny Cangelosi. The Gambetti Family became one of the most powerful of Liberty City's Mafia families under Gravelli's leadership. He had a son, Jon Gravelli, Jr., who was a former associate of the Gambetti's but was disowned after he developed a cocaine addiction.

Since 2005, he was a patient in Schottler Medical Center. He was charged with racketeering in 2006 and was awaiting trial. In 2008, Gravelli was introduced to Niko Bellic via cellphone through his contact at U.L. Paper who is referred to as a "mutual friend". It was through his and U.L Paper's assistance that Niko is able to have Darko Brevic delivered to him. After Niko has taken his revenge on Dimitri Rascalov or Jimmy Pegorino, Gravelli passes away peacefully in his sleep, prior to standing trial.

LCPD Database Information

Surname:

Gravelli

First Name:

Jon

Age:

85

Place of Birth:

Meadow Hills, Liberty City

Affiliations:

Gambetti Crime Syndicate

Criminal Record:

1940 - Possession Gambling Records

1942 - Promoting Gambling

1942 - Assault

1944 - Grand theft Auto

1946 - Attempted Murder

1949 - Bribery

1990 - Racketeering and Murder

1992 - Obstruction of Justice

2006 - Racketeering

Notes:

• Head of the Gambetti Crime Syndicate since the death of Sonny Cangelosi in 1978.
• Indicted several times but never convicted of a serious crime.
• Resident of the Schottler Medical Center for the last 3 years due to an allegedly serious illness.