NY Business Owner Arrested In Murder Of TWISTED SISTER Frontman's Brother-In-Law

September 24, 2008

According to Newsday.com, a New York millionaire business owner was arrested Wednesday on charges of orchestrating three slayings, including that of Vincent Gargiulo, the brother-in-law of TWISTED SISTER singer Dee Snider. Gargiulo was shot in the head in August 2003 at Broadway and West 30th Street, according to court papers. Gargiulo, of Sunnyside, had been a longtime friend and business partner in gymnasiums with Tarantino, with whom he had a falling out over the gym business, according to court papers.

While Tarantino and Gargiulo had served time in prison for a robbery in the early 1990s, the papers said, Gargiulo had left a life of crime and was working as an ironworker.

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