Frank Cali's house
Crime Scene Location in Staten Island, New York, United States
This is the former house of mob boss Frank Cali.
It is situated at 25 Hilltop Terrace in the Todt Hill neighborhood of Staten Island, New York.
"Franky Boy" Cali became a respected name in the Gambino family by being a good earner. In the eyes of many, he represented the future of the organization.
Over the years, he reportedly made millions of dollars in "businesses" such as loan sharking, gambling, and drug trafficking. He also had financial interests in the food and construction industries.
His reputation was strengthened even further when he married a woman named Rosaria Inzerillo, who was related to a number of high-ranking mafiosos in the Sicilian Mafia.
The authorities considered "Franky Boy" to be a "ghost" who kept a very low profile. Although the FBI tailed him and kept him under heavy surveillance, they only managed to arrest him once. In that case, he pleaded guilty to extortion and received a short prison sentence.
In 2011, informants reported that Cali had been appointed as the new underboss of the family—a role that put him second-in-command.
Four years later, a respected mafia writer named Jerry Capeci claimed that the 50-year-old had replaced Domenico Cefalù as the acting boss of the Gambino family. At the time, Cefalù had reportedly decided to step down from his position.
On the night of March 13th, 2019, a man named Anthony Comello crashed his pickup truck into Cali's Cadillac Escalade, which was parked outside of his residence in Todt Hill.
When Cali went outside to see what had happened, Comello opened fire and shot him multiple times in the chest.
Following the shooting, the Gambino boss was taken to Staten Island University Hospital North, where he was pronounced dead.
At first, it seemed as though New York had just witnessed its first mob hit on a boss since the 1985 killing of Paul Castellano. However, it soon emerged that Comello wasn't a hitman. Instead, he was a paranoid conspiracy theorist who believed that the Gambino family had been infiltrated by the CIA.
During questioning, the 24-year-old gave a number of bizarre explanations about why he had shot Cali. In one interview, he claimed that he had gone to the mobster's home to arrest him and turn him over to the military. In another, he said that the shooting was ordered by the family of former Gambino boss John Gotti.
In June of 2020, Comello was deemed mentally unfit to stand trial. He is currently awaiting further evaluation at a mental health facility.
The case will not proceed until the court believes that he understands the charges against him.
Where did Frank Cali live?
Below, you will find the address and the GPS coordinates for this location.
GPS coordinates
The latitude and longitude coordinates for the house are:
40.591216, -74.108866
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Address
The full address for this location is:
25 Hilltop Terrace
Staten Island
New York
NY 10304
United States
Directions
The house is situated in a quiet, leafy neighborhood in the Todt Hill area of Staten Island. The street is accessible via 4 Corners Road.
Private Property Warning
This is a private property. It is not a public place. Therefore, you should be respectful and not step foot on the property without permission.
Additional Information
This is someone's home. Please do not go near the property or make your presence felt. Due to the nature of Cali's background, it is inadvisable to disturb the occupants.
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25 Hilltop Terrace

This Google Street View image of 25 Hilltop Terrace was taken in June of 2018—roughly nine months before the shooting took place.
The house was built in 1970. It has four bedrooms and is 3,360 square feet in size.
According to public records, Cali (top-left) purchased it for $1.2 million in July of 2007.
"Franky Boy" first appeared on the FBI's radar in 1996, after he reportedly managed a phone card fraud scheme for the Gambino crime family. Shortly afterwards, he was inducted into the organization as a "made man".
From that point on, his "career" rocketed upward, as he made the family millions of dollars and helped to forge deals with mafia members in Sicily.
Aerial image

There are two entrances to Hilltop Terrace, both of which are on 4 Corners Road.
Interestingly, the house is just a two-minute drive away from the former mansion of murdered Gambino boss Paul Castellano.
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