Henry Hill spent the first half his life working for the mob and the second half on the run from them. Now at 67, still compulsively looking over his shoulder, he is surprised to be alive. He is haunted by the ghosts of old friends (and enemies) almost all of whom either died in prison or were murdered. He helped put a lot of them in jail and he also buried more than a few bodies in unmarked graves. (Though he still denies actually killing anyone.) The Telegraph recently caught up with one of the most (in)famous gangsters ever to "rat out" the Sicilian fraternal organization.
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