The oversized corner bungalow was the home of the mob figure who was reputedly connected to President Kennedy, Marilyn Monroe, Frank Sinatra and Fidel Castro.

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“All my life I loved Frank Sinatra,” says Miller ... What you won’t see in this one are the controversies, including his Mafia ties, the JFK love-hate relationship, or even the Ava Gardner connection.