June 4, 2009 - Mafia princess Victoria Gotti made a deal with the feds that would have made her late father, mob boss John Gotti, proud.

Gotti will get to keep her Long Island mansion, which she was about to lose to foreclosure, after agreeing to pay an undisclosed sum for 11 commercial properties previously owned by her ex-husband, Carmine Agnello. Agnello, who got out of prison earlier this year, still owes the government $7 million of a $10 million ruling against him.

Until the deal was made, Agnello's mother owned the properties was was attempting to sell them. Victoria Gotti will now be able to sell the properties to pay off the $700,000 currently owed on the mortgage on her home -- a mortage she says Agnello took out without her knowledge.

From the New York Daily News:
The Gambino glamour girl will pay an undisclosed sum for 11 commercial properties that were once owned by her ex-con ex-husband, Carmine Agnello.

Agnello's mother was demanding $4 million for three of properties even though they had been appraised - even before the recession - at only $2 million.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Edward Newman strongly suggested Wednesday those parcels might be forefeited to the government if it turns out Angello is the real owner.

"There are substantial curiosities in the history of those properties...somebody needs to be put under oath," Newman said in Brooklyn Federal Court.

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