Carola Scarpa

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Carola Scarpa (August 24, 1971, São Paulo – February 25, 2011), born Ana Carolina Rorato de Oliveira in São Paulo, was a Brazilian actress and socialite.^[1]

She was married to Brazilian playboy  [pt]. She lived in the U.S. and had an affair with the mobster John A. Gotti in New York City.^[2]

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