Polaroid Unwittingly Snaps Mob Murderer on Promo Photo

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Polaroid’s Malibu promotion den is a hot spot for celebrities great and small, famous and, uh, infamous.

Convicted felon Chris Paciello, a former Mafia associate that went down snitch way to avoid life in prison, was recently captured in a promo shot with Entourage’s Kevin Connolly after a big party at the beach house.

Some time ago Paciello pleaded guilty and later turned in affiliated buddies after a $300,000 bank heist and a break-in on Staten Island that ended in bloody murder.

Life for him seems pretty sweet now. The distinctive Polaroid first appeared on TMZ, where the mobster was only addressed as Kevin Connolly’s “buff buddy.”

Well, that party promo clearly banked more attention than Polaroid probably thought – or hoped – it would.

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