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'''Giovanni Ancelotti''' | '''Giovanni Ancelotti''' , known as "Old Man Ancelotti," is the seventy-eight year old [[Boss|Don]] of the [[Ancelotti Family]] and father of [[Gracie Ancelotti]]. Ancelotti was born in Naples, Italy and began his life in crime at the end of World War II when he ran black market rackets supplying contraband to [[United States|American]] troops stationed in Naples at the age of 15. He immigrated to [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]] in 1950 where he ran loan shark, fencing, and extortion rackets out of the Alderney Fruit Market. He became the Don of the Ancelotti Family in 1978, following the death of his uncle. He has been arrested on five occasions: in 1951 for being in possession of stolen property, in 1952 for extortion, in 1955 for loan sharking, in 1960 for manslaughter and in [[2003]] for racketeering. Ancelotti appears once in the game when [[Niko Bellic]] exchanges Gracie for the diamonds in [[Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend]]. He is seen wearing a white jacket and sunglasses and completes the deal honestly. | ||
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Revision as of 02:04, 11 January 2009
Giovanni Ancelotti , known as "Old Man Ancelotti," is the seventy-eight year old Don of the Ancelotti Family and father of Gracie Ancelotti. Ancelotti was born in Naples, Italy and began his life in crime at the end of World War II when he ran black market rackets supplying contraband to American troops stationed in Naples at the age of 15. He immigrated to Liberty City in 1950 where he ran loan shark, fencing, and extortion rackets out of the Alderney Fruit Market. He became the Don of the Ancelotti Family in 1978, following the death of his uncle. He has been arrested on five occasions: in 1951 for being in possession of stolen property, in 1952 for extortion, in 1955 for loan sharking, in 1960 for manslaughter and in 2003 for racketeering. Ancelotti appears once in the game when Niko Bellic exchanges Gracie for the diamonds in Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend. He is seen wearing a white jacket and sunglasses and completes the deal honestly.