Joe Aiello

1891–1930 (age 39)

Mobster

Biography

Joe Aiello lived from 1891 to 1930, a figure whose life was intertwined with organized crime during Prohibition's most turbulent years. His involvement in underworld activities placed him at the center of some of the era's most significant criminal enterprises and conflicts.

Aiello's death in 1930 marked the end of a brief but consequential chapter in American organized crime history. He was laid to rest at Riverside Cemetery, a final resting place that stands as a reminder of a complex and violent period in American history.

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